Letter to the Editor: Thanks from the Mitchell family
On behalf of the entire Mitchell family, a heartfelt thank you for making the new stadium open house and inaugural…
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Letter to the Editor: World Environment Day
June 5th, World Environment Day, should be a reminder to us that caring for the planet is not just a…
Letter: In response to Johnson
In response to Brad Johnson’s column on immigrants: I, as a Bible-believing Christian, would not enter another country without proper…
Letter: As a mom of 5 who beat cancer, Gov. Rhoden’s signature means everything
In January 2017, my world changed in an instant. As a mother of five, with my youngest just a year…
Letter: Vatican II has been a failure
In the article on Father Holtzman (Watertown Current – February 27, 2025), Brandon Heim states, “Most notably, Vatican II called…
Letter to the editor: Thoughts from a former legislator
A few days ago, I was in the office of the Watertown Current. My good friend Roger Whittle was working,…
Letter to the Editor: Keep funding public education in South Dakota
By Rob Monson, executive director, School Administrators of South Dakota Pierre, S.D. Educational funding for public schools in South Dakota…
Letter to the Editor: New Year’s resolutions for our city officials
It is tempting, and would be easy, to respond with scathing remarks to news of our City Council secretly conducting…
Letter to the Editor: On the next president
Former Watertown resident Carolyn Lieberg penned a letter to the Watertown Current and asked us to share a story of a situation she went through her senior year of high school and how it affected her thoughts on the upcoming election.
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