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Letter: Flattery in current US government

If President Trump has any staff openings, I’m sure I could be considered. First of all, I know he loves flattery, so I would tell him he looks ten to fifteen years younger than he is; that he is our greatest president and the law should be changed so he could serve a third term as president ...

Letter: Support for city council candidate Heath Satow

I have been asked, by a friend, to write a letter of support for Heath Satow, candidate for Ogden City Council, District 3. I shy away of these as I don't have the most successful political career. The incumbent, Ken Richey, is honorable, trustworthy, open, and has done a fine job in the ...

Letter: A big tent for those seeking stuttering help

October 22nd marks International Stuttering Awareness Day. Stuttering affects more that 80 million worldwide, including three million Americans. Since its inception in 1947, the Stuttering Foundation has provided a ‘Big Tent’ for those seeking information and assistance, leaning on the ...

Letter: Truth and values aren’t solely owned by either political party

Reading Victor Joecks’ commentary (“Why we are unable to resolve debates that divide America” October 16, 2025) calls for more reflection on the age-old debate about church and state, or religion and politics. In determining the relationship between the two in our country, there are two ...

Letter: Firefighter organization supports Ogden incumbents

To the people of Ogden, My name is Alex Sanders, and I am the president of the International Association of Firefighters Local 552, which represents about 90 percent of the working firefighters in Ogden City. As your city’s firefighters, we have taken an oath to protect and serve this great ...

Letter: Remembering the good old days — which for many were not that good

My parents worked and lived in Salt Lake City. They had a large family of six children. When the depression of 1929 hit, they both lost their jobs and were forced to move the family to the small town of Loa in southern Utah. They had both been raised there and still had family there. They were ...