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Letters to the Editor

Wants Congress to address PBM reform

To the editor: My father opened Daniel Pharmacy back in the 1960s, and I’m proud to be a second-generation pharmacist who’s served his community for decades. Over the years, however, working with insurers and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) has become an increasingly challenging ...

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To the editor: I read The Messenger every day and every day on the opinion page I read "Let's Hear From Your Views" but there is seldom anything in this column. I know this isn't because nobody is writing in because I have written numerous times that have never been published, so I have to ask ...

Offers advice on stopping scams

To the editor: Scams are rampant today — from emails to your website contact information to social media reviews and threats that your account will be deleted unless you click here. Our Spin Markket team receives questions from clients daily about these scams and how to stop them. ...

Why not vote on everything?

To the editor, With the latest submission of a petition forcing the "Case for Eight" franchise fee ordinance to a special election I question why does the city of Fort Dodge have a city manager, mayor, City Council, and city department heads? It seems to me the spirit of a representative form ...

Safety matters

To the editor: Fort Dodge’s latest “Case for Eight” is just what is needed for our community. Eight additional police officers is the number needed to strengthen the Fort Dodge Police Department, allowing for increased public safety. I personally question the funding source of ...

Decker supports franchise fees

To the editor: As a proud graduate of Iowa Central Community College and Drake University, with a deep-rooted history in the transportation industry and having our headquarters based in the community for over 90 years, I write today in support of the proposed franchise fees that have been laid ...