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The Daily News encourages readers to share their thoughts on events, topics and issues that affect area communities. Letters should be kept as brief as possible — ideally no more than 250 words — but can be up to about 500 words. The letter must include the writer’s full, legal name, address and telephone number. Letters are to be signed with a single name. Potentially libelous statements and personal attacks will not be published. The Daily News reserves the right to edit letters for length, grammar and questionable statements, or to refuse to publish questionable ...

Daily News deadline for election letters

The Daily News will accept Letters to the Editor on the Nov. 3 elections through 5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 28. These letters must be signed, with a telephone number for contacting if needed, and cannot be a Speak Out item. For more information, contact Betsy Bloom at 906-774-2772, ext. 85240, or bbloom@ironmountaindailynews.com.

Vote in midterms against the threat of socialism

Within a few short weeks, voters in Michigan will be making the most important decision in not only our lifetime but the lifetime of our children and grandchildren as well. This is not a matter of Democrat or Republican affiliation but what we want our country to become. America has always had strength beyond measure. Our military has proven itself strong and protective for generations. God was foremost in the minds of most Americans. As time went on, God took a back seat on the bus; our education system dwindled down from the three R’s to DEI, CRT and other very concerning issues. ...

Letters welcome

The Daily News encourages readers to share their thoughts on events, topics and issues that affect area communities. Letters should be kept as brief as possible — ideally no more than 250 words — but can be up to about 500 words. The letter must include the writer’s full, legal name, address and telephone number. Letters are to be signed with a single name. Potentially libelous statements and personal attacks will not be published. The Daily News reserves the right to edit letters for length, grammar and questionable statements, or to refuse to publish questionable ...

Letters welcome

The Daily News encourages readers to share their thoughts on events, topics and issues that affect area communities. Letters should be kept as brief as possible — ideally no more than 250 words — but can be up to about 500 words. The letter must include the writer’s full, legal name, address and telephone number. Letters are to be signed with a single name. Potentially libelous statements and personal attacks will not be published. The Daily News reserves the right to edit letters for length, grammar and questionable statements, or to refuse to publish questionable ...

Letters welcome

The Daily News encourages readers to share their thoughts on events, topics and issues that affect area communities. Letters should be kept as brief as possible — ideally no more than 250 words — but can be up to about 500 words. The letter must include the writer’s full, legal name, address and telephone number. Letters are to be signed with a single name. Potentially libelous statements and personal attacks will not be published. The Daily News reserves the right to edit letters for length, grammar and questionable statements, or to refuse to publish questionable ...