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Letters to the editor may be emailed to enterprise@livent.net; or sent by regular mail to Editor, P.O. Box 2000, Livingston, MT 59047.

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The Enterprise welcomes letters to the editor expressing opinions on any issue of a public interest to our Park County readership. But in order to be published, the letters must:

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› Good old boy system in Sheriff’s Office needs to go Editor: Following up with recent forum reporting in Livingston, I believe it is fair media reporting and supportive of

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Support Dan Vermillion Editor: I have known both candidates for Senate District 30 for many years. John Esp and I served together in the 60th and 61st Legislative Sessions and

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John Esp has the qualifications to represent Senate District 30 Editor: I know a young man running for Montana Senate District 30, has been a friend for 50 some years.

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Let officials know you support billboard ordinance Editor: Thirty three years ago we were blessed to purchase land in beautiful Paradise Valley. We remember driving from Billings to our property,

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Setting the record straight on genesis of sign zoning proposal Editor: Over the weekend I became aware of a “Community Awareness Meeting” planned for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 16, at

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Country can’t survive road Trump is taking us down Editor: At no time in my life did I ever even think that my country might die before me but the

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The hypocrisy of Alan Redfield Editor: In Monday’s Enterprise article, I found Alan Redfield’s hypocrisy interesting, if not slightly entertaining. In the article, Mr. Redfield hypes his ‘more local the

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Jon Tester has a proven record Editor: As a Veteran enrolled in the VA health care system, I encourage you to vote for Sen. Jon Tester in November. Before Sen.

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Partisan effort of personal destruction, assault on fairness Editor: Our upcoming mid-term election is apparently not just our normal “every other two-year mid-term.” During the Brett Kavanagh Supreme Court confirmation