During election season, my husband and I have a near-perfect division of labor. He hangs up on any robocall or … Read the rest
Septic fields have their benefits
Ah, yes, here I am, sitting on pins and needles, awaiting the election results of the midterms. What better time … Read the rest
Places of worship need armed guards?
When I was a little girl, going to Sunday church was a big deal. Out of the closet would come … Read the rest
Do 7,000 people constitute an ‘invasion’?
With the exception of the occasional mathematics wonk, Americans are not very good with numbers.
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Walker letter reveals wealth of information about our area
At 34 pages, it is far too long to be a love letter and too short to be a master’s … Read the rest
Political signs mar natural beauty of Kickapoo Valley
Ah, fall in the Kickapoo Valley, the landscape a brilliant watercolor, yellow maples against red sumac, fields of pumpkins and … Read the rest
Outlook isn’t rosy for flood victims
Dale Klemme, executive director of Community Development Alternatives in Prairie du Chien, splashed cold water on the flood survivors Monday … Read the rest
Messages surrounding Kavanaugh’s confirmation are troubling
I have never been one of those super-addicted genealogists — you know the type — who spend a lifetime collecting … Read the rest
Local Facebook posts indicate a high level of anxiety
It was pretty clear at its Sept. 11 meeting that the Norwalk Village Board wouldn’t be in a convertible festooned … Read the rest
In face of flood damage, remaining uninvolved and indifferent won’t work
Ontario was eerily silent Sunday. Evidently exhaustion had caught up with everyone.
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