LETTERS
Letter: What about the perpetrators? 
I see the Wagars are still making front-page news. Why? This man was trying to protect his property. We don’t see or hear anything of the perpetrators who were “having fun.”
January 30, 2010
Letter: The power of one vote
On Jan. 19 the people of Massachusetts went to the polls and overwhelmingly elected a new senator, a conservative who drives a 2005 pickup truck. This should be a lesson to all people in Civics 101 that the power of one vote does count.
January 30, 2010
Letter: Supporting free enterprise
I’d like to take this opportunity to respond to Warren Crackel’s letter to the editor that appeared in the Jan. 27 edition of the Tribune.
January 30, 2010
Letter: Climate and the human factor
Mankind does have a part in global warming and climate change.
January 30, 2010
Letter: Gifts that made a difference
“I thank my God every time I remember you.” – Philippians 1:3
January 29, 2010
Letter: Yes, Jesus loved the liberals
You can’t argue with the religious right if you are a Biblical literalist.
January 28, 2010
Letter: The cost of immigration
Let us all hope that Ron Ronning’s letter to the Public Forum will reach the attention of our policymakers in government, state and federal, and hope they realize that in four short paragraphs he expressed how many, if not all of us, feel about the need for changes being made in Washington if our nation is to survive as a great one to be admired.
January 28, 2010
Letter: A solution for the state budget
It is too often that our desire to get new things exceeds our ability to pay for them. This is not only true for children at the candy store and adults in the electronics store; it is also true of our state government.
By Phil Cleary, Willmar , January 23, 2010
Letter: Why we should value art
The state is short of money so the schools are short of money. It won’t be long before discussion comes around to what programs to cut.
By Dave Chase, Willmar , January 23, 2010
Letter: Obituary policy is an affront
A recent policy change for obituary printing initiated by the West Central Tribune has changed me from reader to writer. Charging grieving families $10 for a photo of their loved one and 35 cents per word in an obituary is an affront on the history of this community.
By Shawn Muesk, Willmar , January 23, 2010
Letter: Let’s take our country back
Our economists are giving us all warnings on our recession lasting another decade, with unemployment at 10 percent and higher because it isn’t the true numbers.
By Ron Ronning, Willmar , January 22, 2010
Letter: Vote for wheat check-off
Through the month of January, the Minnesota Wheat Research and Promotion Council will be holding small grains update meetings throughout Minnesota.
By Erik Younggren, Hallock , January 22, 2010
Letters to the Editor
We welcome letters to the editor on topics of public interest. Your letter should be clear and concise. Letters should not exceed 350 words, typewritten or e-mailed if possible.
By Tribune staff , January 22, 2010
Letter: Ninety years of advocacy
Lobbying vs. advocacy… What is the difference?
By Flo Pendergrast, Willmar , January 21, 2010
Letter: Time to recall Bachmann
Red alert! Red alert!
By Lee Paulson, Glenwood , January 20, 2010
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