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Letters: Not giving President Trump high marks

President Donald Trump is constantly boasting about being the greatest president in the history of the United States, having the greatest economy in the history of the United States, etc., etc. If he was given a report card by the American people on his first 100 days in office, his grade would ...

Letters: Energy efficiency tax credit isn’t wasted funding

I'm all in for saving taxpayer dollars that get wasted, abused, spent frivolously. The 25C tax credit should not be cut from the budget, this tax credit is for upgrading energy efficiency in existing homes and buildings for insulation etc. in addition the utility companies still have rebates ...

Letters: Concern about President Trump’s pope reference

The president recently joked that he wants to be the next pope. Remember, he also joked about being a dictator on “day one.” That turned out not to be a joke. His joke about the papacy is not a joke either. A dictator cannot really be a full-fledged dictator without control of all the ...

Letters: Take a stand for public lands

I recently spent a few days in Bears Ears National Monument. In my tent, bundled against the cold, with a slight breeze blowing through, I slept better than I have slept – since-well, since the last time I went camping. My husband said we’d put a cot up in our room and carry in a sleeping ...

Letters: Utah congressmen should meet more with constituents

Looks like the Congressional District 1 Senate and House members (Curtis and Moore) won't be having any Town Halls during the April Recess (April 12-27). I emailed both the first of this month to inquire. Curtis responded with an obvious boiler-plate response extolling his past townhalls but ...

Letters to the editor: Encouraging everyone to recognize value of libraries

In an age where information is often just a click away, it’s easy to overlook one of our most valuable community resources: the public library. But libraries are more than just a collection of books—they are sanctuaries of knowledge, connection, and opportunity. Some of my fondest memories ...