Imagine a police officer or firefighter and certain images come to mind. You may see red and blue flashing lights or hear the shriek of sirens. Perhaps you pictured a firefighter in gear holding a hose. Maybe you picture a man or woman in uniform. How about an ambulance?
As I grow old, I muse on some of my first loves. Once upon a time, they were so thrilling, so full of promise. But some of them went on to disappoint me, particularly the iris. Oh, I loved iris! The deep colors, the amazing structure of those standards and falls and beards!
In his latest E-update of April 30, State Sen. Howard Marklein bemoans at length what he describes as Gov. Evers’ failure to “reach out to the legislature to discuss his ideas” for the new budget, leaving legislators to “craft the state budget in a vacuum.”
The Reedsburg Kiwanis would like to thank the many people and businesses who helped make our April 26 pancake breakfast a success. Because of their support and the many diners who came, Kiwanis was able to donate $600 to the Reedsburg Boys and Girls Club and $600 toward the Beaver Springs splash pad.
The headline read: “Faithful guard dog unfaithful.” The story provided the details. A store owner was robbed. The wily thief tested the guard dog’s faithfulness with a juicy steak, and the dog failed the test.
It would be an understatement to say women undergo massive life changes when they have children. Talk to any mother who’s had them or raised them and she’ll tell you as much.
We can save ourselves a lot of work and do a lot of good at the same time. That's a win-win, for sure. We have all been led astray by our love of lawns. We spend more on lawn chemicals than we do on agricultural chemicals. And those chemicals do much more than just giving us a perfect lawn.
