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Letter to the editor: How to identify a fraud
March 28th, 2019by Dave Wester
Frauds can be slippery, but they give us clues.
Letter to the editor: All judges show bias
March 7th, 2019by Dave Wester
A tsunami of laughter swept across Wisconsin in January 2019 in response to Brian Hagedorn’s announcement that he is a candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Letter to the editor: ‘The Hollow Men’
January 29th, 2019by Dave Wester
The Trump administration is known for its incompetents, crooks and traitors.
Letter to the editor: The Trump infection
October 25th, 2018by Dave Wester
Donald Trump is not the first ethically and morally challenged womanizer to become United States President.
Letter to the editor: Our spoiled-brat president needs a time out
June 21st, 2018by Dave Wester
Since becoming president, Donald Trump’s behavior has been that of a poor-little-rich-kid spoiled brat.
Letter to the editor: Mueller vs. Trump, good vs. evil
May 2nd, 2018by Dave Wester
President Trump and Special Counsel Robert Mueller, who is investigating Russian involvement in the 2016 election, are both Republicans. That’s where the similarity ends.
Letter to the editor: Terrible Trump not the problem
November 16th, 2017by Dave Wester
Donald Trump is a terrible person, but he is not the worst problem facing the country. He is merely a symptom of it.
Letter to the editor: God (hypothetically) summons Moses
December 22nd, 2016by Dave Wester
God: Moses, can you travel?
Moses: Yes, God, how can I help?
Letter to editor: The phony religious right
November 21st, 2016by Dave Wester
The religious right thoroughly declared itself morally and ethically bankrupt with its support for Donald Trump.
Community
Creative musings: ‘Spring fever’
Wilton church to conduct Easter prayer vigil
Meeting on Aging in Place Project set for May 11 in Wilton
Driftless Writing Center seeking flood stories
Senior menus for April 22–26
Obituaries
Donald “Dean” Garrity
Helen Ann Berger
Patrick J. Haney
Sara Bonnee Anderson
Ellamae Lucille Brandau
Backtalk
The Ontario Community Hall deserves better than demolition
When crowds convened in Tomah to criticize public policy
Were measles, mumps and rubella good for the Baby Boomers?
A primer on detecting fake news
What is United Co-op’s interest in our communities?
E-Edition
