Opinion

Support Nichols’ and his team for a bright future

Oct 14, 2020
In just a few days voters will be going to the polls to cast their ballots if they haven’t voted already. It’s an understatement to say this year’s election and news’ cycle has been very contentious and very difficult. So many people are facing health issues, financial issues, domestic issues and...

Kramer running ‘for the greater good of Lake City’

Oct 14, 2020
I’m very excited to be running for Lake City City Council and the chance to represent you and this amazing community. I love being a part of Lake City and want to work to ensure a strong future for our town. As a way to introduce myself to you, let me share a few of my qualifications and priorities...

A fortunate city, indeed

Oct 14, 2020
Lake City could not be more fortunate in having a mayor like Mark Nichols. Mayor Nichols has been instrumental in leading Lake City into the future. Author Alan Lakein describes planning as “Bringing the future into the present so that you can do something about it now.” In order to do that, a...

A teacher’s view on the state of our nation

Oct 7, 2020
The results of the 2020 presidential election will determine the direction of our country—long into the future. Voters need to carefully exercise their right. As an educator, I have great concerns with the current president. President Trump frequently relies on bullying, blaming and belittling...

Trump is a national security threat

Oct 7, 2020
As a retired lieutenant colonel, I am gravely alarmed at the threat to our national security created by President Trump and his enablers. Understand, this statement is not made lightly nor without supporting documentation. Trump’s lack of understanding of the history, complexity, and ramifications...

Make American stand for universal human values again

Oct 7, 2020
I remember when America stood for universal human values like: truth, respect for our neighbors, strong moral leadership, outreach to those less fortunate, cooperative engagement with the world, respect for science and protection of the environmvent, inclusivity for all Americans, regardless of...

Consider donating for trees in Lake City

Oct 7, 2020
If you are concerned about climate change, improving the aesthetics of our city, or just desire to be a good neighbor and citizen by leaving a lasting legacy, consider donating to the tree fund in Lake City. Over the last several years, our city has lost a large number of trees to insects,...

Mead seeks write-in votes

Oct 7, 2020
Okay Lake City, it’s time to right a wrong. After a city council member stepped down due to illness, the mayor and city council were allowed to fill that vacancy with a person of their choosing. And rather than go with the people’s vote and choose a candidate from the last election with the most...

No more swearing on campaign signs

Oct 7, 2020
My name is Elsie, I know how to read. I’ve seen some inappropriate signs and I would like to stop that so we can keep this community kid friendly. Signs should not have swear words on them.  

Make cancer an election issue

Oct 7, 2020
As a cancer patient/survivor/caregiver, I know how important the decisions of elected officials are to people with cancer and their families. Lawmakers at every level play an enormous role in enacting policies that help people prevent and treat cancer. This election season, I’m joining the American...

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