EDITOR: Bay College wants Dickinson County taxpayers to fund the Iron Mountain Campus for another 20 years. They’re technically a business based in Delta County. So can any business now request that our property taxes help them with their bills, too? They’ve already had 20 years of ...

EDITOR: Voted for the millage and returned my ballot. When I earned my initial degree from Bay de Noc Community College, the only choice for me and others was to commute to Escanaba five days a week. Adults of varying ages spent their week between two time zones, spending hours and money in ...

EDITOR: Here we go again. Dickinson County taxpayers are being asked to help fund the Bay College Iron Mountain campus with another 20-year millage. Let’s call this what it is — overreach. They’ve been in our county for two decades, thanks in part to land donated by a local family and ...

EDITOR: Bay College wants Dickinson County taxpayers to shell out for another 20 years. Why? We already gave them land. We already paid to build their campus. Now they want us to keep paying — forever? Bay College gets state and federal funding. They have tuition dollars. They don’t ...

EDITOR: I know my Baby Boomers remember Joe Friday from "Dragnet" saying, “Just the facts.” Well, these are the facts dealing with the renewal millage for Bay College Iron Mountain campus, which will be on the ballot Aug. 5. — Renewal millage — this is a renewal of a millage that ...

EDITOR: There are some in our county who would have you vote against the Bay College Iron Mountain Campus millage renewal proposal, but here are several reasons for voting YES — — Vote YES if you, or someone you know, has benefited from taking classes at Bay College Iron Mountain ...