Opinion

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15
Apr

Geiger Counter

Her name in lights   My friend died this morning.  When I learned of her death, I dug up the first words I ever wrote about her, in 2013, the first of many: 
Thu
15
Apr

Letters to the editor

Dear Editor,  
Wed
14
Apr

A View of the Valley

by Linda Schwanke
Wed
14
Apr

Letters to the Editor

Dear editor, WOW! The RVHS Pops Concert 2021 was/is AMAZING!!!!  I say “was” because it did already occur; but I say “is” because you can still attend.  I highly recommend going to Youtube.com and search RVHS Pops Concert 2021 and take 50 minutes to watch these incredible performances!
Wed
14
Apr

District Administrator's Corner

by Loren Glasbrenner River Valley School District Administrator “Chasing cows will be our fate, if we are too busy to close the gate.” 
Wed
07
Apr

Nature and Society: The season of rebirth

Here we are in spring, the season of Easter and rebirth. Flowers are popping up, birds are courting, and people are buying vegetable seeds. Why then is this the time when we choose to butcher trees? Trees are, after all, one of the most powerful symbols of resurrection.

Wed
07
Apr

Your Right to Know: Record location fees invite abuses


Bill Lueders. (Submitted photo)

It happens all the time.

A member of the public or representative of the press will file a request under Wisconsin’s open records law, which applies to all state and local government entities. But instead of records, the requester gets a bill.

Wed
07
Apr

Letter: Thank you to Ho-Chunk Nation for vaccinating more than 2,200

Sauk County Public Health would like to formally thank the Ho-Chunk Nation Department of Health for opening up their community COVID-19 vaccination events on March 24th and 31st to all members of our community and administering over 2,200 doses. Your efforts to protect the health of our community are greatly appreciated!

Wed
07
Apr

Letter: Epistle was fitting for April 1 edition

“The point of my original letter (March 18) had nothing to do with empathy,” wrote Dave Gorak in the April Fool’s Day issue of the Reedsburg Independent. He is certainly correct about that. His use of the term “Chinese virus” made not only his lack of empathy, but also his blatant racism, abundantly clear.

Wed
07
Apr

Letter: A busy season ahead for the Sauk Prairie Conservation Apple Corps project

COVID may have turned our lives upside down over the last year, but the world continues to turn and trees continue to grow.

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