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

Grants a great option for schools, local legislators are an embarressment

Dear Editor: Hats off to Glendive Public School’s Superintendent Stephen Schreibeis for applying and receiving the recent Transformational Learning Grant. The grant will be an enormous benefit to our community.

Just another dirty trick by Democrats

Dear Editor: Democrats stamped the President with a scarlet letter moments after he announced his candidacy, and have dogged him ever since. It wasn’t so much his abrasive personality, his

Consider travel on Cape Air

Dear Editor: As airport manager for the last four years, I have watched the number of people using our Essential Air Service to Billings slowly rise. This has been good

Montana needs a conservative leader

Montana needs a conservative leader Dear Editor: The last four terms I served at the Montana Legislature representing HD 36. In my time, one thing has become obvious, conservative legislation

Give students the tools to succeed

Give students the tools to succeed

Dear Editor:

Be proud of where you live

Be proud of where you live

Dear Editor:

It is time to make schools a safe place

It is time to make schools a safe place

Dear Editor:

We are writing in favor of the school bond. We have both attended the Glendive Public School system since the first grade and graduated from Dawson County High School. Our two children, two grandchildren and our two great-grandchildren have attended or will attend school in Glendive.

Memories of childhood parades

Memories of childhood parades

Dear Editor:

Bond will result in empty stores, reposessed homes

Bond will result in empty stores, reposessed homes

Dear Editor,

I came to Glendive in the spring of 1979. The town was thriving with business , no vacant buildings to be found. Glendive was properous because the community was business friendly, drawing Industry, manufacturing and numerous small business. Single people and families came here because jobs were plentiful creating more tax revenue. Some people starting their own business.

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