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Support for Kromkowski
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Cooney known as leader, listener
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Soutas-Little tackles problems
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Long is fair, empathetic
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I support Michael Long for probate judge. Leelanau County needs a qualified and experienced person who will have empathy while upholding the law. I am confident that Michael Long will make fair decisions and serve Leelanau County with utmost integrity. On November 6, please vote for Michael Long.
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Kromkowski solid role model
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I first met Marian Kromkowski when her daughters were active in 4-H. We have continued to interact through a variety of local community endeavors.
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Cooney, leader has common sense
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Broad support for Long
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Vote ‘No’ on 2
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There is a National Democratic Redistricting Committee (NDRC) initiated by Obama and Eric Holder.
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Soutas-Little serves old and young
To the editor:
Patricia Soutas-Little, a retired MSU faculty member in Engineering, has an impressive record of community leadership. In her 4 years serving as County Commissioner Patricia spearheaded and coordinated efforts to make highspeed internet available throughout the county.
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Soutas-Little bi-partisan collaborator
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Bahle ‘good listener,’ levelheaded
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Work on EDC valued
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Involved commissioner deserves vote
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This letter supports the candidacy of Patricia Soutas-Little for re-election to the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners. Patricia is an amazing person, with an extensive background in public service.
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Investigate before condemning accused
To the editor:
Last week in a letter to the editor the writer stated “I don’t believe Brett Kavanaugh. I think he is lying.”
This was the writer’s opinion based on watching TV. I’m sure many people agreed with him and many do not.
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Support Republican candidates
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Campbells praised for newsy product
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After reading the news of new Enterprise ownership, I wanted to add my congratulations to the current owners for a job well done.
When the Enterprise changed hands over 20 years ago, I was concerned that my favorite local news source would not meet our County’s high expectations.
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Ironman bad idea
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Reader's Forum: If children could vote . . .
If our children had a voice at the ballot box our representatives might be paying more attention to them.
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Sound bites don’t pass for political dialogue
Politicians love to craft words or slogans that help them advance their agenda especially during an election year. Former Gov. Jim Blanchard latched onto “Jobs. Jobs. Job.” His opponent John Engler was infamous for whipping out a lousy nickel to demonstrate how much money you got a week in property tax relief from Mr. Blanchard.
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Correction:
A recent listing given of the owners of the Enterprise was not complete. Don Gordon and E.J. Ziebell owned the paper from 1952 through 1966, when Gordon sold his half of the business to Ziebell and son-in-law Clifford Egeler.
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