My husband and I have known Dave Lonsdorf and his wife Marilyn for about thirty years. I taught both his children piano. We spent much time together in those years, and became family friends. I know Dave quite well, and he has my full respect and support.

To all Township of Verona voters: I support Mike Duerst for Town of Verona board supervisor.

We must listen to both scientific evidence and teachers to inform decisions on returning to classrooms. As reported in the Washington Post recently, schools operating in person have seen low transmission of the coronavirus when precautions are in place.

I’m writing to applaud Sophie Petta for the enormous courage she displayed in her letter to The Verona Press (Mental health matters).

With our country (and world) in so much chaos right now, mental health can be easily overlooked. Whether your friend, sibling, parent, or even you struggle with a mental illness, when life gets crazy, we can overlook how much pain we or they are in until it becomes unbearable.

The Eastside Sanitary Sewer Project is deserving of more accountability on the part of Verona’s Public Works Department. Because of this, a large coalition of concerned citizens has formed.

If you have not been to the new Verona Natatorium pools, adjacent to the new Verona High School it is a must see! The pools are beautiful and the staff is doing an outstanding job keeping it a safe and healthy environment for everyone.

In this time when the postal service is already stretched to the limit, the Verona Post Office and our rural postman went above and beyond to find valuable materials we had accidentally put in the mail stream.

After Vietnam, the USA embraced business as a way to escape the psychological focus of energy on war and anti-war. With the end of the Vietnam War young persons could focus their energies on having fun, not protesting or getting ready for combat — with its wounds and death.