Re: KPERS
Dear Editor, Our government is a democracy which guarantees equality of rights, opportunity, and treatment. Mr. Shinn declares that individuals or a political party that encourages federal and state financial…
Read MoreDear Editor, The Kansas legislative have been busy working in communities on new laws that will affect us all. The newly elected Kansas School Board has met, with the intent…
Read MoreDear Editor, Here are a few more of the termites chewing at the trunk of America: the endless murder of children in the womb and the disinterest in prosecuting the…
Read MoreDear Editor, Our government is a Republic where we select and vote for representation from amongst our own citizens. The common philosophy, mostly from the left, is to look for…
Read MoreDear Editor, The headline of last week’s paper was about a new legacy beginning with Sabetha’s wrestling program while at the same time a long legacy is being forced to…
Read MoreDear Editor, My name is Judy Glynn. I am one of the many fortunate recipients of the “Meals on Wheels” program. I understand this program has been serving our communities…
Read MoreDear Editor, My earliest memory of Scott Burger is a distinctive one: I’m a lowly 8th-grader gathering books from my locker at Valley Heights High School. Scott is striding intently…
Read MoreDear Editor, Ray Shinn needs to study state laws on KPERS: neither President Biden nor Governor Kelly can raise COLA stipends for retirees. That lies solely in the Kansas legislature….
Read MoreDear Editor, Final thoughts on the 2022 midterm election. One explanation as to why Derek Schmidt lost the election – and this is my personal favorite – is that Laura…
Read MoreDear Editor, Another tumultuous year has come and gone and time to renew my subscription to my favorite hometown newspaper. Your recent published letter from Ray Hoffman triggered my memory…
Read MoreDear Editor, I retired as a Kansas secondary educator in 2007 after thirty four (34) years in junior, senior, and community college language arts and Spanish classrooms. Now, sixteen (16)…
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