Your Right to Know: Protect the rights of student journalists
About a year ago, Simon Mehring came home from a high school journalism conference with an idea.
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Sarasota’s loss is Ontario’s gain
19 hours agoby County Line
Sarasota, Fla., lost this season; Ontario, Wis., wins. How does a city with a population of 55,000 in a “snowbird” paradise lose to an obscure rural village in a quiet, beautiful, Driftless area in Wisconsin.
Letter to the editor: Thank you for 40 years of the County Line
19 hours agoby County Line
By BOB BRIEDENSTEIN | rural Ontario It is the Thanksgiving season, so thank you, Karen Parker, for 40 years of […]
Letter to the editor: Bird counts slated for December
November 30th, 2023by County Line
By BEN JOHNSTON | Wilton Once again, The Audubon Society Christmas Bird Count (CBC) is coming to the Kickapoo Valley. 2023 […]
Letter to the editor: A Thanksgiving prayer
November 27th, 2023by County Line
By DENA EAKLES | rural Ontario As many bow their heads in gratitude for all the good that has been given, […]
Letter to the editor: Medicare Advantage can create healthcare challenges
November 17th, 2023by County Line
We have always had wonderful service and coverage through our Quartz Medicare Advantage, an HMO Plan with Medicare Contract.
Letter to editor: Don’t decimate small forest at Kendall’s Glenwood Park
November 9th, 2023by County Line
By STEVE MICHELSON | Kendall A recent issue of the County Line included coverage of the minutes of the Kendall Village […]
Letter to the editor: Silence equals acquiescence?
October 6th, 2023by County Line
By BOB BREIDENSTEIN | Ontario Acquiescence —Webster’s New World Dictionary — noun — consent without protest So many years since I […]
Letter to the editor: Public education underfunded
September 21st, 2023by County Line
Wisconsin’s Joint Finance Committee considers all bills introduced in either house of the legislature for the appropriation of money for all state funded programs. “These bills shall be referred to the joint committee on finance before being passed into law,” according to the State Constitution.
Letter to the editor: The best is close to home
August 31st, 2023by County Line
Because I read this in the County Line, I emailed Jeff and Karyl Lanier, who live in Green Bay and who would be at the Packer game Saturday that Hunter Evenson, the music director at Brookwood, would be singing our National Anthem.
Letter to the editor: The sneak in Wilton
August 24th, 2023by County Line
By LINDA BEIER | Wilton I hope the “sneak” in Wilton Is happy with their work As they prowl the streets […]
Your Right to Know: Strike a balance on student privacy
August 10th, 2023by County Line
In recent years, public schools in Wisconsin and across the country have come under intense scrutiny. At issue are some of the most politically engaging, high-stakes issues of our time: what we teach children about race, gender and identity; how we police the line between free speech and anti-discrimination law; and the role of parents in shaping their children’s worldview.
Community
Book review: ‘Christmas Bells’ by Jennifer Chiaverini
Wilton hosting events for the season
Ontario bake, craft sale set for Friday
South Side News for Dec. 7
What’s happening at the Norwalk Public Library?
Obituaries
David Paul Schreier
Marie M. Whitehead
Kevin T. Sorenson
Darlene Elva (Rumppe) Hanson
Erna Doris Kamperschroer
Backtalk
Looking back on our 40th year, 1983–2023 (part two)
Looking back on our 40th year, 1983–2023
Private insurers insert profit-over-patient mentality into Medicare
Does the Parents’ Rights Act ensure any new rights?
Medicare Advantage reflects power insurance companies have over Congress
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