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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:

IN THE MAIL

A very real problem Editor: I would like to personally thank Liz Kearny and The Livingston Enterprise for publishing one of Livingston’s darkest secrets. It’s overdue. Although I’ve never been

IN THE MAIL

Writer sees danger in allowing bison to roam

Editor:

Roaming bison will pose a risk to highway drivers. The Cottonwood Environmental Law Center recently filed a lawsuit against Gov. Steve Bullock and Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke over Yellowstone buffalo.

IN THE MAIL

Planning board to discuss policies for retail establishments

The City Planning Board has scheduled two meetings to solicit public input for developing land-use policies for large format retail establishments: on Wednesday April 11 and Thursday April 26, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m., in the Community Room at the City-County Complex.

IN THE MAIL

Future generations will be grateful for wilderness protections

Editor:

I commend the Enterprise for publishing the recent articles on the creation of the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness. The AB Wilderness played an important role in my decision to move to Livingston years ago. Having the second largest wilderness area in Montana literally out of my door was among the main factors that lead me to Livingston.

IN THE MAIL - April 4, 2018

Writer responds to article about Senior Center solar installation

Editor:

I would like to thank you for the great article about the upcoming Senior Center solar installation. I would be hard pressed to find it done better anywhere.

IN THE MAIL

Our President’s behavior is not above reproach

Editor:

People marching for gun control headed wrong direction

Editor:

The people marching for gun control to save the children are marching in the wrong direction. They seem to want the federal government to save their children by making and passing a law or more. It won’t work even if they pass several. 

They have to save themselves. Each school is responsible for its owns children. It is not a political thing. Each school has a school board and a PTA. They need to meet together and talk. They, the school administrators know their children, the brightest, the slowest and others with stronger problems. 

Discuss it. 

More support of President Trump needed in Park County

Editor:

I am from a different state and was invited to the dinner in Livingston. The Park County Republican Party hosted it at the Elks Lodge. I paid $40 for my ticket. The dinner was good and I enjoyed the speakers. I was completely shocked as I looked around and saw huge signs of every Republican candidate and incumbent, but absolutely nothing of our president of the USA and vice president. At the end of the evening I noticed an 8x10 inch Trump sign in the corner on a desk. 

IN THE MAIL —March 27, 2018

Let’s encourage and praise our youth for speaking out

Editor:

I have known many wonderful business persons who make a profit and treat their employees fairly. We have many of these people in our local community. Stories of helping low income, those with disabilities and the needy are the unknown heroes in our local and Montana history.