The YCN gems are appreciated
Dear Editor, Read and re-read issues of YCN accumulate in a pile on our farm kitchen table like a pile of colorful little western boots in a kid’s Rodeo event. Just want to thank you for a great little newspaper that isn’t afraid to meet the challenges of differentiated opinions.
The Moscow Project, Trump, Putin, and political investment
Dear Editor, In answer to Mr. Deans question in the YCN March 22, 2019 issue, “Why would Vladimir Putin want Trump to become President of the US in 2016? Well, according to what I researched online from multiple nonbiased sources, there are actually some pretty big reasons.
Can we really sell parts of U.S.A.
Dear Editor, Thanks for printing my recent letter to the Editor in the YCN, March 1, 2019, issue. However, it was a bit embarrassing to see it posted beneath “The Outdoors” column by Mr. Wolf. His pictures and words of frozen wildlife may be a reality, but I could not find the same inspiration as […]
Carl Wolf is a treat!
Dear Editor, Coming in from frigid sub-zero weather after helping with chores, brewing a fresh pot of coffee, and sitting down next to the kitchen window to read the YCN Feb. 15, 2019 issue, I so enjoyed the inspirational column “The Outdoors” written by Mr. Carl Wolf. His gifted choice of words describing a magnificent morning as […]
Bustos, please re-read my letter
Dear Editor, In response to Jose Bustos, of Billings, MT., Feb. 8, 2019 letter: Mr. Bustos, please re-read the letter that I submitted to YCN. I did not criticize anyone.
Dear Editor, I read the recent article by Crystal Murdock, “Stockman Bank steps up after Government Shutdown,” in the January 11, 2019 YCN, page 1. I’d have to agree with Jon Tester in the last paragraph of the article. Ms. Murdock writes that Jon Tester announced he believes the withholding of pay was just a gimmick. According […]