Letter to the Editor: Norwalk family was great neighbor

By SANDRA McANANY | Coon Rapids, Minn. After living in Norwalk for years, I still care about the community from a distance. When we lived in Norwalk, we had many great neighbors and have a completely different perspective for the family Jill Muehlenkamp wrote about in...

Letter to the Editor: Complaints against Norwalk employees are excessive

By JILL MUEHLENKAMP | Norwalk I would like to thank Donnie and Shirley Vitcenda for their letter of appreciation regarding the Village of Norwalk employees Mike and Henry. Mike and Henry would like to thank their assistant, Jim Kuderer. Jim helps the guys with a wide...

Letter to the Editor: Roe v. Wade allowed desperate women to use safe, legal means

By ROSALIND WOODWARD | Ontario I feel compelled to respond to Michael Gjefle's letter in your Jan 30 issue. I am a retired nurse midwife. Over my 50 years of working in women's health, I have taken care of women who desperately want to rid themselves of an unwanted...

Veterans Corner

By ERVIN MULKEY The Veterans Administration has once again come out with new findings for veterans who served during the Gulf War era, during 1990-1991, called the "Gulf War Veterans' Illnesses Task Force Report." Several other reports have come out since the task...

Money & Politics: Fundraising appeals sound similar themes

By BILL LUEDERS Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism By now, the people of Wisconsin are well aware what happens when elections loom: saturation television ads and robocalls at a frequency that constitutes actual harassment. The groundwork for these...

Letter to Editor: ATC will change landscape

By CINTHIA DAVEY | Kendall Fellow citizens: There are those who would very much like to alter the land around us. Most of us in these parts appreciate the great beauty of the driftless area of Wisconsin, and that is why we are here. ATC will change the landscape and...

Money & Politics: Hunters on both sides of controversial bills

By BILL LUEDERS Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism In sizing up the just-concluded 2011-12 legislative session, the Associated Press included hunters among its list of “winners,” noting the passage of bills to end the state’s earn-a-buck deer program and...

Money & Politics: Presidential ad deluge hits Wisconsin

By BILL LUEDERS Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism When we spoke on March 21, Mike McCabe issued an apparent weather bulletin, as for a brief but violent thunderstorm: “It will be sudden, and it won’t last very long,” predicted McCabe, executive director of...

Veterans’ Corner: Service members qualify for many benefits

By ERVIN MULKEY Hello, again. It has been a while since I have written, and I greatly apologize to anyone who has missed reading my column. I am hoping to get a column to you at least once a month. As we all know, many of our service members are on their way home from...

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