Opinion

Tue
29
Dec

A View of the Valley

by Linda Schwanke
Thu
24
Dec

The Book Nook

Loss, Longing and Forgiveness
Thu
24
Dec

Letters to the editor

Just two years since a record 14.3 inches of rain fell on Mazomanie, forcing me and my neighbors from our inundated homes, the Governor’s Taskforce on Climate Change has released a report with ideas for how Wisconsin can better prepare for extreme weather linked to climate change.
Wed
23
Dec

Survey respondents say pandemic didn’t affect holiday shopping

A majority of newspaper respondents to an online poll said their holiday spending was the same as last year despite coronavirus.

According to the poll, 56 percent of respondents said there wasn’t any change in their holiday spending. Thirty-eight percent said they’d spend less, and six percent said they’d spend more money.

Wed
23
Dec

Stanek column: My favorite kind of Christmas is quiet, calm

If the Christmas season had a theme song, it would probably sound less like “Silent Night” and more like “Flight of the Bumblebee.” There’s shopping and cooking to do, wrapping to finish, decorating to complete. We’re making arrangements with family and friends and/or organizing church services.

Wed
23
Dec

Letter: Santa drive brought tidings of comfort and joy

Saturday afternoon, Dec. 19, I was taken aback by something unexpected. I heard fire trucks and ambulances with sirens blaring and horns honking. I looked out my upstairs office window and could see across the highway to Dewey Avenue. There went one, two, three and many more – lights flashing wildly as they headed past Reedsburg Medical Center.

Wed
23
Dec

Letter: Don’t forget health hazards of isolation

As we have all learned to live in this new world of social distancing and isolating ourselves, many of us are experiencing what is a harsh reality for so many older people: Loneliness. It doesn’t feel good and it’s bad for our health.

Wed
23
Dec

Nature and Society: The light will return

Hang on! The light will come back. It will be slow, but it will be steady. There is more darkness ahead, but a little less than what lies behind us. The Winter Solstice has been a time of celebration for people since the dawn of time.

Tue
22
Dec

A View of the Valley

by Linda Schwanke
Tue
22
Dec

Letters to the Editor

Dear editor, “Paul Revere Rides Again!” “Listen my children and you shall hear the midnight ride of Paul Revere” “Oneth by land! Twoth by Sea! Threeth by 172 Wind Turbines! Fourth by 172 CHC’s called Upland Wind” The British are Coming! No! The Canadians are Coming! Yes! The 172 Wind Turbines are Coming! Yes! They are coming or trying to cometh!

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