January 19, 2012 RSS feed / Letters

Northport wind ideas bring tears

To the Editor: Once I saw a painting of an Indian (“human being” as they were) sitting bareback on his Pinto pony while looking out across the great land. More...

Reader's Forum: Protect your special place on lakeshore, don’t let them pave Sleeping Bear

By Marilyn Miller
P.O. Box 187, Glen Arbor

Sleeping Bear Dunes has been voted the Most Beautiful Place in America, to the joy of businesses, while some worry that their secret favorite places could be discovered and overrun. More...

Reader's Forum: People seek Constitutional Amendment

By B.J. Christensen
10255 S. Cedar Rd., Cedar

The energy was contagious as a standing room only crowd from across Northern Michigan filled the Milliken Auditorium at Northwestern Michigan College on Jan. 11. Why all the excitement? More...

More than 500 people turn out to for national ‘Move’

To the Editor: If you weren’t at the Milliken Auditorium on Jan. 11, you won’t believe it. If you were there, you probably still can’t believe it! More...

Northport receives no money from state

To the Editor: Northport’s operating budget for general education is paid entirely by local taxes, receiving no money from the State of Michigan. More...

Corrections:

Bow hunter Rick Deering was misidentifi ed as Marc Lattimer in coverage published last week of big buck night held at Dick’s Pour House in Lake Leelanau. Both shot sizable bucks with archery equipment. More...

A nation of frogs are waking up

To the Editor: The 99 percent are slowly awakening to shocking facts. Like frogs being slowly boiled to death, we’ve been sleeping for decades. More...

Alternative energy is important for future generations

To the Editor: I would like future generations to have access to clean air and clean water. I resent the fact that the fossil fuel industry is lining the pockets of our politicians and are setting the energy policies for this country. More...

Neighbors an outstanding gift for holidays

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What are you doing to benefit the country?

To the Editor: The Enterprise is certainly supportive of free speech and must be lauded for printing all letters to the editor. Reader opinions and thoughts can be provocative. I try to read them all. More...