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Letters to the Editor

Quick to listen, slow to anger

EDITOR: As I sit here during my morning devotion time, I anticipate the Thanksgiving holiday this week. It is truly a time for giving thanks for all we have...and how blessed we are. My prayer is for peace amidst all the divisiveness that seems to prevail. I will be 80 this coming year...and ...

Opposed to hunting

EDITOR: The Daily Press is complicate in the whole sale slaughter of our grandiose front page exploitation of dead deer posing with some pea brained hunter. Hopefully, there will be other subscribers to your newspaper who also threw their Daily Press in the trash with the other garbage and ...

Concert praised

EDITOR: Once more Escanaba was reminded of God’s goodness. Last Sunday evening the Escanaba Baroque ensemble performed Handel’s Messiah at the St Joseph Catholic Church. This performance, I am sure, was as astonishing as when it was first performed in Dublin, Ireland on April 13, 1742. ...

A human experience

EDITOR: With the election concluded, we need to take this moment to self reflect on how seemingly dehumanizing we as a society have become. The election results we hear are sliced and diced into categories and subcategories, as if people were different species depending upon where they lived ...

Our human differences

EDITOR: There was a time not “so” long ago, when we lived together and didn’t give a thought about our differences. They made us interesting and interested in each other. We all enjoyed finding out and talking about differences in food, clothes, music, cars, etc. on and on and still ...

Train group seeks new location

EDITOR: We, the Gladstone Michigan Soo Line Steam Engine #730 Authority, are dedicated to honoring the rich historical legacy of the Soo Line steam locomotive era within our community. Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to you for choosing to support our mission. We are committed to being ...