Letters to the Editor

Know how to tie the knot right

You’ve set the date and you’re ready to cut the cake. Now what? Getting married is a big decision that starts just like every other big decision: with paperwork.

Life-long memories made here

Forty years ago this summer, a group of 14- and 15-year-old baseball players from Glendive and Circle played some great baseball to win the Babe Ruth Baseball State Tournament hosted at Glendive’s Whipkey Field.

God decides what is right and wrong

IS GOD A BIGOT?

Whether we like it or not, we do not define sin

Hate? Bigotry? Really?

Small project is a reflection on city mismanagement

August is around the corner and the Lloyd Square Park court project remains undone.

Bigotry has no place in the community

Hate and bigotry are not Christian values. They are not Glendive values. And they are certainly not American values.

Express yourself, but be kind

Many of my friends and family living in Glendive have recently told me that they feel embarrassed, at the least uncomfortable, even fearful after seeing signs recently posted in yards and public areas of Glendive.

Keep public statements proper

Regarding the Ranger Review July 10 article “Councilman weighs in on public sign complaint”, I applaud the paper for printing this.

The Club is the big issue

The late George Carlin once said, “It’s a BIG ‘club’ and YOU ain’t in it!!!” That particular monologue is timeless, spot on, and brilliantly articulated. The quote, in part, is a reference towards Democrats and Republicans alike. His point was there’s little difference between either Party because it’s about having power and maintaining it. I couldn’t agree more, and precisely why I’m not part of it.

There’s no benefit to holding back athletes

In response to the article about 8th graders playing up into high school sports, I learned through that article that there is a general misunderstanding of the actual MHSA policy ranging from board members to community members. I took the time to look up the policy & even spoke with an MHSA Chairman. The largest misconception is if the Board agrees to this policy, that ALL 8th graders would have to participate in high school sports. That is simply untrue. This policy is for the rare instance where an individual is leaps and bounds ahead of their peers in their sport and would allow that athlete to CHOOSE to move up, by Coach recommendation, so they can continue to grow & develop witin their chosen sport.

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