One night last week, as I was doing my ritualistic scrolling of Twitter before going to bed, a tweet from the Pittsburgh Penguins’ Twitter account caught my eye.
Opinion
One night last week, as I was doing my ritualistic scrolling of Twitter before going to bed, a tweet from the Pittsburgh Penguins’ Twitter account caught my eye.
The COVID-19 pandemic has lasted longer and been more devastating than most people anticipated. Many times, I have wanted to run and find a way out of the pandemic.
Letters to the Editor
I’d like to voice my support for Mia Croyle for Stoughton school board and ask you to vote for her April 6!
Families come in all shapes, sizes and colors — yet we all want what’s best for our kids.
I’ve known Mia “Cabibbo” Croyle since she was a student at Kegonsa Elementary along with my son Bob. At that time I was an active school and community volunteer running for a seat on the Stoughton School Board where I would serve for six years.
With all that has been placed in front of us this past year, it would be easy to simply overlook the upcoming April 6 spring election. Please, do not.
Ron Johnson, the “Big Lie” leaves us cold!
The Wisconsin legislature is currently considering a bill that would give local governments the option to stop publishing a summary of their actions in your newspaper. Senate Bill 55 would allow local municipalities to post meeting minutes on their websites instead.
The Wisconsin legislature is currently considering a bill that would give local governments the option to stop publishing a summary of their actions in your newspaper. Senate Bill 55 would allow local municipalities to post meeting minutes on their websites instead.
I am writing this letter in support of Mia Croyle for the SASD School Board.
On Tuesday, Feb. 16, we will be voting in the Spring Primary for Sheila Briggs to be our next State Superintendent and we encourage our fellow citizens to do the same.
Our lawmakers, state and federal lately, remind me of a story. A man was writing a letter something like this.
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