To the editor: Aside from the natural beauty of this rugged land that we enjoy, there once was a more profound sense of community not typical of contemporary America in this place that we all call home. Though I worked as a professor at Tech, I never sensed much of a town/gown divide that ...

To the editor: Can you think of a story in which the hero does not undergo a significant change? Consider Saul’s conversion to Paul, (Acts 1:1-19). What changed Saul from a killer to a teacher was not God’s anger but His love. Jesus said, “You are forgiven. Now go and sin no more.” ...

To the editor: We residents of the upper Great Lakes are seeing rising energy costs and will see costs skyrocket if Line 5 is shut down. Shutting down the affordable energy Michiganders rely on would be a disaster. Line 5 continues to safely operate, as it has for more than 65 years, ...

To the editor: Dear Reverend, You wrote in your Aug. 8 DMG letter to the editor that, “I am a pro-choice and pro-democracy believer. Also, I believe the new Texas aborts democracy.” This letter and its contents from the Reverend are concerning. Democracy, when plagued with rational ...

To the editor: I commend Dr. McClean for his nutritional awareness The subject and the disinformation about Dr. Kilmer McCully in his 1969 book: The Homocysteine Theory of Arteriosclerosis, has been going on since that time, with the pharmaceutical laughing at Dr. McCully, when he ...

To the editor: At the International Climate Conference in Scotland, scientists grappled with troubling numbers. The human species is ejecting 50 billion tons of greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere a year primarily by burning coal, oil, and gas. So far, these heat trapping gasses have locked ...