The County Line | In these tumultous times, consider keeping a journal

In these tumultous times, consider keeping a journal

By County Line | Posted January 6th, 2021 | Tweet

Locked down in the midst of a pandemic? Trying whiling away the hours in a conversation with your dead grandmother. That’s what I am doing. No, I haven’t taken leave of my senses. Well, not completely.

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Can Facebook replace community festivals?

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At long last, after a year of cowering under the covers, avoiding the coronavirus, community celebrations are back. It appears once again we are willing to breathe the same air and lick the same ice cream cone.

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A song for Earth Day

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Remember when Earth Day was a really big deal? The day was April 22. But it seems to be quite forgotten.

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Baraboo is scene of new controversy

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Baraboo — the name brings forth images of circuses and the famous Ringling brothers.

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Newspapers have a special function

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by County Line

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No, Dr. Seuss books aren’t contraband now

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by County Line

No, contrary to what you might have heard, the thought police will not raid our homes and snatching your Dr. Seuss books.

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ERA brought bold opposition

March 4th, 2021
by County Line

Who would have thought becoming a Baby Boomer relic would make my generation so attractive to Hollywood?

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CenturyLink upgrades its internet service

February 17th, 2021
by County Line

Ah, the power of the press, fake news as we are and “enemy of the people.” But sometimes it pays off.

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The end of Norwalk Lioness Club is loss for the village

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by County Line

I suppose we might have seen it coming. After all, it was 1987 when Lions Club International became the first service club to admit women.

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Rural internet speed at times only a step above carrier pigeon

February 4th, 2021
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A few weeks ago, I was struggling through what I call the January “dread.” That’s all of the year-end stuff the federal and state government demand of you if you are so insane as to run a business.

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