To the editor: The Saturday/Sunday Nov. 25-26 issue of The Journal featured a front page article about $14 million approved by the City Council for capital improvements at their recent meeting. I’m not writing to debate the merits of the projects. Capital expenditures are always necessary ...

To the editor: All three branches of our government are so corrupt and totally uncaring about our own people. We are just a number to provide the monies for the Feds to throw away to the dictators, then making ridiculous deals with them to endure our national security. Congress chaos goes ...

To the editor: Three weeks ago, Chris Loetscher looked askance at Curt Dahlin’s title of “Independent historian.” Within the academic community, such writers often merit high esteem. The late Alan Woolworth, an eclectic academic, thoroughly researched the Dakota people and personally ...

To the editor: This is a response to the editorial “Republicans can’t do anything about the abortion issue.” The editorial begins, “Republicans don’t know how to “talk about abortion.” I beg to differ that republicans don’t know how to talk about abortion. We just talk ...

To the editor: The Nov. 3,  ‘MIT trains students to resolve clean energy conflicts’ said: “Curbing climate change — and extreme weather for future generations — depends squarely on society’s ability to rapidly build new clean energy infrastructure…” It’s highly likely ...

To the editor: In regard to the to the article by Randy Krzmarzick in the Nov. 4-5, 2023, New Ulm Journal, I feel a rebuttal is needed. I attended the event. My earliest ancestor a French-Canadian, came to this area of Minnesota 200 years ago as an aide to the fur trade. As was the custom ...