Letters to the Editor
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The Superior Axle Grease building by Tim Doser, Galena I call the public’s attention to the impending doom of yet another historical building in Galena. I refer to what was originally known as … more
November is National Native American Heritage Month. “The month is a time to celebrate rich and diverse cultures, traditions, and histories and to acknowledge the important contributions of … more
The Galena Gazette encourages readers to submit letters to the editor. Here are some guidelines: Letters are published at the discretion of The Galena Gazette. All letters must be … more
Lynn Warner wrote a wonderful article on Emilie Marchand. Emilie is my 4th great grandmother. The monument dedication was attended by the descendants of three of Emilie’s children. Dale … more
Throughout the rural areas of Jo Daviess County, Jo-Carroll Energy, is building out fiber broadband services to unserved and underserved homes, businesses, and farms. This build out will allow … more
What a butcher job! Trees can’t talk but I’m sure they’re crying. more
The walnut tree leaves are falling in the yard already. I spend a lot of time under the tree enjoying the leaves that touch my shoulder like fall rain. Its slender leaves tinted with elegant … more
You may want to consider adding “Fact-check your letter” to your “Letters to the Editor Policy.” A letter in the September 27 Galena Gazette states that the Gazette reported … more
This letter is in response to the very alarming letter by Joanne Turner concerning SEL training being used in Galena Grade Schools. I looked up the SEL training and the statement about SEL … more
The Galena Gazette should be commended on their recent coverage and inclusion of Hispanic Heiritage Month features. They were inspirational and informative. That’s what community service is all … more
The Galena Gazette reported on the school board meeting of August 14 at which the Board announced the school district “is implementing a new school social/emotional curriculum this year for … more
Most poetry will not be accepted But what does the “most” not include? Will my fanciful rhymes be rejected at the whim of anonymous prudes? more
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