Letters to the Editor
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Dear editor: I’m traveling around Powell this past several weeks, volunteering at several locations. I was checking out all the public lands and natural resources. I ran into some … more
Dear editor: The Cody Country Snowmobile Association would like to introduce ourselves. Our organization was incorporated in 1973. We have members throughout Park County and parts of … more
Dear editor: This letter is in response to the Nov. 3 article about “New Grading Guidelines” in our high school. Recently we watched a video of a young Gen Z woman who was very … more
Dear editor: Horizon, the cell tower applicant, and the LDS temple applicant have the same playbook. Zoning laws and codes are there to protect the public’s interest, but it’s become … more
Dear editor: In the recent news article “Entrepreneur workshop scheduled in Powell,” where is mention of the contributions of NWC? Faculty and staff of NWC have been involved in … more
Dear editor: I normally would not “argue” with someone for expressing their religious views. But the recent article on the pastor’s opinions got to me.  He obviously … more
Dear Editor: For those baby boomers among us, you will remember that in 1971, The 5 Man Electrical Band produced the never to be forgotten rock song, Signs. Sign, sign, everywhere a sign … more
Dear editor: Powell Valley Loaves and Fishes is once again partnering with the Powell Post Office and postal workers for the Stamp Out Hunger food drive this Saturday, May 13. Food … more
Dear editor: As a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I would like to discuss some of my thoughts about a temple in Cody. I believe this is a wonderful opportunity for the … more
Dear editor: There are times when the two words — Thank You — seem insufficient to convey our feelings to all those who have contributed to the Backpack Blessings of Powell … more
Dear editor: Recently $26 billion that was awarded to 46 states as part of the National Opioid Settlement is a substantial portion of the overall funds of $50 billion. States and localities have … more
Dear editor: The skies of Powell are black at dusk with starlings. Their infestation is becoming a public health and safety problem. And, if not addressed soon it will be problematic to us, as … more
Dear editor:   In my opinion the attorney general of Wyoming was in error on her ruling on Nov. 10, 2022 regarding the group asking to hand count the 2020 General Election. She said, per … more
Dear editor: Wind turbines in Altamont Pass, California kill 4,700 birds annually. The birds tend to be larger species like golden eagles, which reproduce slowly. Migratory bat species (important … more
Dear Editor: Anyone watching the Congressional Select Committee hearings regarding the Jan. 6, 2020, riot at the nation’s Capitol cannot help but be struck by the bias of the Democrats and … more
Dear editor: In both my adult and children’s sermons, I have preached about what our role is in responding when someone is being bullied (oppressed, marginalized, being treated … more
Dear Editor: Woe is me, can’t let a crisis go to waste, i.e., Reservation System for entering the park! Give me a break!   Granted the Gardiner River Road from Mammoth to Gardiner and … more
Dear editor: This is a belated congratulation to Gabby Patterson for her column on the new book policy. She so astutely points out the facts that so many adults refuse to acknowledge. All of … more
Dear editor: In response to your article about the Park County GOP ousting party members, I have served for many years as a precinct person for 24-1 and I am honored to serve. I am 90 years … more
Dear editor: After reading Zac Taylor’s misguided editorial of Aug. 29 in the Powell Tribune, I find it necessary to set the record straight. In the Wyoming State Constitution, Article 1, … more
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