‘Be a good neighbor’
To the editor:
In the recent past, I have had a problem with some neighbor’s dogs, both in trespass and incessant barking. Another neighbor’s cat has been stalking and killing the birds at my birdfeeders and at another neighbor’s, also. We both take offense to that.

National Nurses Week
To the editor:
Nursing can be described as an art and a science. Nursing is a profession that embraces dedicated people with varied interests, strengths and passions because of the many opportunities the profession offers.

‘City can cut elsewhere’
To the editor:
It is interesting in that the Iron River city manager claims that the only solution is cutting the police force by one or two police officers to save the city of Iron River from fiscal crisis.

Honest people still around
To the editor:
Honesty is alive and well in Iron County!
My husband, myself and some friends lunched at the Wooden Nickel last week.

‘Circumventing Mother Nature’
To the editor:
I am a property owner on Pentoga Road and have been following this event since it started. I have been amazed that until Mr. Mellstrom commented on the project that it has pretty much flown under the radar.

‘FP drama is blessed’
To the editor:
Forest Park drama is so blessed to be able to perform in an actual theatre, and a historical one at that. Not too long ago, the students had to perform in a gymnasium.

Support for Lift-a-Thon
To the editor:
On behalf of the West Iron County Athletic and Physical Education Department, our students and our student-athletes, we would like to thank all of the community members who donated to our 2013 Lift-a-Thon Fundraiser.

An alternate plan to remedy Indian Lake
By Larry Mellstrom
This letter is in regard to the article in your March 6 edition on a proposed solution to the Indian Lake water problem. The low water problem on Indian Lake is far from unique, and the cause has been totally ignored.

‘Thanks for giving blood’
To the editor:
On behalf of the U.P. Regional Blood Center, I would like to thank Paul Starkweather of Lakeland Baptist Church for hosting a blood drive in the month of February.

‘It was just another day’
To the editor:
On Monday this past week there was a major water leak by the house next door to me. Water was gushing forth from the ground against the foundation of the house and running all around it. The city crew was on the scene and determined that the main line had ruptured. This all started about 8:15 a.m. Soon the hammering to clear the frost and digging around the gas line started, and the leak was found.