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THE GAY AGENDA
Minnesota Marriage
I've always been proud to be from Minnesota, even though I've called Fargo home for the past 15 years or so. Today, however I'm even more proud. Minnesota Marriage Unlike the sideshow put on by our ...
Posted on 5/9/13 at 5:41 PM

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NORTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
Capitol Letters - Week 16
Governor Bill Guy: 1919 - 2013 As we were putting the final touches on this weeks Capitol Letters, we received the sad news of Governor Bill Guys passing. Much will rightly be said about this giant of...
Posted on 4/26/13 at 3:04 PM

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REAL OILFIELD WIVES
Snail Mail: Send A Little Love
The summer before my sophomore year of high school, my family and I moved from northern New Jersey, to Indiana. Even though I grew up moving a lot, this was the first move that was really hard on me....
Posted on 4/17/13 at 8:09 AM

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RED RIVER ORTHODOX
Letters from the Holy Synod and Bishop Matthias Regarding the Recent Sexual Misconduct Case
The following two letters have been distributed to priests in our diocese and we have been asked to make these available via our usual means. In our case, they will be sent through our emailing list a...
Posted on 11/4/12 at 9:43 AM

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MIDDLE AGED PLAGUE
What Does It Take to Be an Expert?
I have no letters after my name. Okay, officially I have a B.A., which in today's climate stands less for Bachelor of Arts as it does for Buy Additional -- credits, tuition, college time -- leading t...
Posted on 4/5/12 at 1:19 PM

Letter: Legislative leadership, vision sorely lacking in ND session

The 2013 legislative session is now over, with the traditional closing words “sine die.” With this Legislature, that could easily be interpreted as “good riddance.”

By Robert Snyder, Bismarck , May 20, 2013

Letter: Legislators must focus on state first

In response to “A Good Session, Maybe; ‘Greatest Session,’ No” (column, May 15):

By Michelle Bruer, Fargo , May 20, 2013

Letter: High-profit food giants target sugar producers

Since the great recession, investors have been inundated with tips for turning losses into profit, ranging from gold to social media IPOs. But through it all, a pretty obvious profit center garnered very few headlines, and now this “secret” soon could have public policy implications.

By Jack Roney , May 19, 2013

Letter: Great response to potential flood

The residents of Elm Circle in north Fargo would like to express their appreciation to the city for its response to the potential flood of 2013.

By Steffen Christensen, Fargo , May 19, 2013

Letter: Giving recognition of DFLers’ courage

This is a brief statement of the deep respect I hold for some courageous men and women.

By Anne Huhtala, Bemidji, Minn. , May 19, 2013

Letter: Is Fargodome adequate for future?

I asked recently whether Fargo needs a new stadium for North Dakota State University Bison football. Or, in the alternative, whether a new multipurpose events center to replace the Fargodome needs to be built. Either would potentially give NDSU the flexibility to perhaps one day pursue a move to the premiere NCAA Division I football level of competition.

By Clarence F. “Rick” Olson, Fargo , May 18, 2013

Letter: Careless, reckless legislative assembly

Now that the North Dakota Legislature has closed a record-setting 80-day assembly, I’d like to review the apparent lack of concern shown by the super-majority Republicans for a number of public health issues.

By Eric L. Johnson , May 18, 2013

Letter: Good results from 80 days of legislative sausage-making

As the dust settles following the 2013 legislative session, voters from both sides of the aisle should be proud of the work that their elected Republican majorities have done on their behalf.

By Stan Stein, Wahpeton, N.D. , May 18, 2013

Letter: NTSB proposal in unworkable

The National Transportation Safety Board is proposing reducing the legal driving limit from .08 to .05. Here we go again with government’s one-size-fits-all solution: punish everyone equally regardless of severity of the crime.

By Bruce Hingst, Fargo , May 18, 2013

Letter: Conservation vital element of farm bill

As agriculture committees in the House and Senate turn attention to considering and reporting out a five-year farm bill this month, it’s important to consider how many Americans have felt the negative impact of not having a comprehensive bill.

By Dale Hall , May 18, 2013

Letter: Ayers vs. Rove? I’ll choose Ayers

I agree with The Forum’s April 26 editorial – and the accompanying cartoon – about William Ayers’ invitation to speak at Minnesota State University Moorhead.

By Dudley C. Wells, Twin Valley, Minn. , May 18, 2013

Letter: Media ignore Benghazi story

Benghazi? Anyone? Not a story? Nothing to see here? Nothing to report? Not important that our president and secretary of state lied to cover their narrative that their administration had subdued terrorism around the world?

By Judy Gorman, Moorhead , May 18, 2013

Letter: Help the Nokota horses right away

A group of Nokota horse lovers and conservancy supporters in southeast Pennsylvania has been trying to help support the efforts of the Nokota Horse Conservancy since before they were an official 501(c)(3) organization. We believe strongly in the importance of preserving this rare and historic breed.

By Susan Pizzini, West Grove, Pa. , May 18, 2013

Letter: Consider sound in the ‘cathedral’

I hope the designers of the new Vikings “crystal cathedral” realize one of the major problems the actual Crystal Cathedral had – and still has – is with the acoustics. It’s extraordinarily loud!

By Phil White, Minnetonka, Minn. , May 18, 2013

Letter: Dog owners: be aware of runners

Last night (May 8) as I completed a short 3-mile run, I was bitten by a dog at the last two blocks left in my run.

By Brianne Hoffman, Fargo , May 18, 2013