Teacher Inspired By Battle Of The Classes

April 23, 2019

To The Reader’s Forum: As an elementary teacher, it is not that often that one can participate in the Jamestown High School Battle of the Classes. I had the privilege of chaperoning inspiring dance groups last year and this. This year I had a wonderful opportunity to work with some freshman young ladies. These girls amazed me every time we got together. These young ladies, from vastly different backgrounds, cultures and taste in music, found what they had in common and not how they were different. They brought their tastes in music and ideas and created a cohesive dance that ...

Walking A Different Course On Easter

April 21, 2019

To the Reader’s Forum: Ten years ago. Tiger Woods was at the pinnacle of his golf career but then he lost his wife, health, name and golf game. He went through hell and his game was seen as good as dead. Last Sunday at the Masters, he showed that he still had the heart, mind and perseverance of a champion. He conquered the sand traps, hazards and read the greens with excellence. He received an emotional thunderous applause as he walked up to the 18th hole and then sank the winning putt. Shortly after, a green jacket was placed upon him. It was only fitting that throughout ...

Leukemia Fund Thanks Local Bank Employees

April 20, 2019

To The Reader’s Forum: The Michelle K. Reynolds Leukemia Fund would like to thank Northwest Savings Bank and all of its employees in the Jamestown, Lakewood and Mayville locations for another very successful candy sale. You are truly a great asset to our community. A special thanks to Danielle Cedarquist for her organizational skills. Kathy Roehm, Jamestown Michelle K. Reynolds Memorial Leukemia Fund president

Reader Feels That America Is Full

April 19, 2019

To The Reader’s Forum: Naturally, I strongly agree with President Trump that our southern border must be secured and an impenetrable wall built as soon as possible to help stop illegal immigration. Every nation has the inalienable right to protect it’s own sovereignty, in perpetuity. However, it was alarming when the president said in his February State of the Union address that he wants more legal immigration — “in the largest numbers ever.” I favor a posture on immigration more closely aligned to that of U.S. Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) and Trump’s own policy advisor ...

Research Has Not Proven Variation In Climate

April 18, 2019

To The Reader’s Forum: A Post-Journal article April 13 refers to an “unmanageable degree of climate change …” This one-sided piece perpetuates the “sky is falling” mantra. Such opinion pieces posing as factual are predicated on the notion that carbon dioxide is a pollutant. By conflating carbon dioxide with pollution, energy policies are being mandated that will endanger the reliability and affordability of the electricity so vital to our quality of life, not to mention endangering our civilization. Energy policies based on non science damage both human prosperity ...

Farm Women United Condemn Provisions

April 17, 2019

To The Reader’s Forum: Farm Women United (FWU), has issued an unequivocal condemnation of the dairy provisions of the 2018 Farm Bill. Hurriedly passed by both the House and the Senate during December’s lame-duck session, giving dairy farmers no time to examine the dairy provisions, the 2018 Farm Bill was quickly signed into law by President Trump, who, like Congress, chooses to remain out of touch with the victims of these morally bankrupt federal dairy “policies.” The 2018 Farm Bill dairy provisions are an insult to the thousands of American dairy farmers already bowed ...