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Letter: Strengthening US cyber protections is imperative

Utah is home to some of the nation's most talented small businesses and innovators. Our state has over 333,661 small businesses, representing 99.3% of all companies. As a Utah resident and a part of my family’s business, I work closely with many other Utah businesses, helping employers of all ...

Letter: Urgent action needed: Protect democracy in Utah

Dear Fellow Utahans, I write to you today with deep concern over recent actions taken by Utah Republican lawmakers during the 2024 legislative session. These lawmakers, under the guise of governance, have passed legislation that aims to conceal their official duties from the public eye. Such ...

Letter: Meritocracy vs. DEI in medical school admissions

Wokeism is now pervading our medical schools. Physicians used to be the most respected profession, but since the debacle of covid-19 there is much distrust around the country. Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) is now so stressed in medicals schools, that many are encouraging the public to ...

Letter: Advertiser made a great point about Putin, history

Thank You Jordan Bigler! Reading Jordans editorial, A Present For Putin, in the Standard Examiner, March 4, I felt moved to jump in as well. For the United States to have been involved in two, two, world wars, and not see the handwriting on the wall yet again, is hard to believe. “For those ...

Letter: Response to remarks about so-called advisors to LDS apostles

On February 16, Mr. Thompson made numerous comments. Included were advice to self-proclaimed advisors and others who do not understand workings of God/the scriptures, Bible/scriptures are understood with help of Holy Spirit, Elder Kearon takes marching orders from heavenly Father not from ...

Letter: Nadolski good so far as Ogden mayor, but more can be done

Our new Ogden Mayor has scored a few runs in the first inning. Breeze airlines, $5 million for our canyon waterline and most importantly firing the planner that was destroying our city. So a couple of issues. What will you do about my 70 year street with iron waterlines? This 1000 foot road has ...

Letter: Trump’s ‘core values’ bad for America, not reflective of Utah

Every voter in Utah should read Mr. Greg Sanders letter (Thursday February 29, 2024.) What are the "core values" of the Republican voters in Utah? Mr. Sanders mentions several of Trump's values that have been in the news lately. Fraud, sexual assault, hush money and grabbing women's private ...

Letter: Join us at conference examining Utah’s climate

For half a century, I've been a relentless advocate for embracing the findings of climate science. I've noticed that, over the years, there's less outright denial of climate science but more what I consider misguided pragmatism.  They ask, "Why invest in cleaning up our greenhouse gas ...

Letter: Response to school absenteeism guest commentary

I am writing in response to the recent guest commentary regarding chronic absenteeism in schools. While I agree that chronic absenteeism is a pressing concern, I find the argument in favor of micro-schools to be misguided and overlooking the valuable services already provided by local public ...

Letter: Utah’s public schools are not Sunday schools

On Friday, the Utah House voted 56-13 to pass HB514, a bill that would give school districts the option to help provide emotional and spiritual support to children. If the bill passes the Senate, Governor Cox has signaled his eagerness to sign it. The presence would threaten constitutional ...