Letters to the Editor

Letters to the editor policy

The Ranger-Review welcomes letters to the editor on any issue of public interest. But, in order to be published, the letters must: • Be signed and include your address and

Vote against high school mill levy

Editor: I’m writing this letter to remind people to vote on this high school mill levy, and vote no. These mill levies effect everyone in the county, especially property owners.

Pause and reflect

Pause and reflect Dear Editor: Here’s A Thought... Before you call, accuse, blog, re-tweet or post on facebook etc. you would be well advised to hit the Pause and Reflect

Confusing the truth and lies

Confusing the truth and lies

Dear Editor,

Income inequality for suckers

Income inequality for suckers

Dear Editor:

In Robin Hood’s time the rich (government) were rich at the expense of someone else. Everything was limited. A coat might take 100s of hours to produce. The rich had food others had to starve.

Gold, silver and land belonged to the king (government) even coins of the realm were limited by primitive production methods. Rich or poor life wasn’t a party, but rich was a whole lot better.

Jefferson was educated

Jefferson was educated Dear Editor: For those of your readers who follow Klayton Kerns, one of his statements needs some clarification. He implies in his last op ed that Thomas

C-PACE is a win for all

C-PACE is a win for all Letter to the Editor: How many Montanans does it take to change a lightbulb? Answer: It takes Commercial PACE! Many businesses are in old

Go back to the Bible before it’s too late

Go back to the Bible before it’s too late

Dear Editor,

I disagree with statements made in Avis Anderson’s column This & That on President Trump being acrimonious and mysogynist. Statistics prove different. Her statements are merely an echo of Hillary Clinton and the extreme hatred on the Democratic left who hang labels on others that cannot be proven or disproven.

Habitat MT under attack again

Habitat MT under attack again Dear editor: Last year, landowners and sportsmen saw the dark side of politics with a disappointing show of power from Commissioner Rosendale, Superintendent Arntzen and

Public health support appreciated

Public health support appreciated Dear editor: The Dawson County Health Department would like to thank everyone who supported us during our annual blood draws. Your continued support allows us to

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