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05
May

Letter: Call “white” people what they are, but don’t call them “pink”

White people have now attained a metamorphosis, according to Art Naebig. White people are pink, according to him. It must be either a delusion or result of eating a bad can of sardines because every government form I have ever signed has determined me to be either white or Caucasian.  There is a lot of confusion and confused people these days.

Wed
05
May

Letter: U.S. can’t sustain uncontrolled immigration

Terry Hansen's April 22 letter, "Biden's plan addresses climate issues," completely ignores the central question: How do we "reduce our carbon footprint" when our irresponsible immigration policy continues to add so many feet? Until 1990, this nation's annual legal immigration level was about 250,000 people.

Wed
05
May

Letter: Trump, Putin have much in common

Russian President Vladimir Putin has a reputation for murdering his political opponents. Disgraced former President Trump is one of his admirers.

Wed
05
May

Guest column: Thanking Wisconsin’s teachers of today, the future


Carolyn Stanford Taylor. (DPI photo)

The past year has underscored the critical role teachers play in the lives of our students, families and communities. Spurred by a public health emergency that continues to bring many daily stressors and unforeseen challenges, Wisconsin’s teachers have reinvented the way they educate our students, ensuring learning continues.

Wed
05
May

A View of the Valley

by Linda Schwanke
Wed
05
May

Letters to the Editor

Dear editor,
Wed
05
May

District Administrator's Corner

by Loren Glasbrenner River Valley School District Administrator The River Valley School District is fortunate.  We employ incredible professionals to teach, support, and serve our students.  They are creative, inclusive, and inspiring.  Here are details and facts about your River Valley School District staff: • 103 teachers • Three principals
Fri
30
Apr

The Book Nook

Saddle up   Longing for wide open spaces or a time when life was lived at a slower pace?  Then find a comfy spot to settle in with “The Heart of Horses” by Molly Gloss.  This national bestseller takes readers back to 1917 with a poignant and satisfying story about a young woman hoping to tame horses for a living.
Wed
28
Apr

Stanek column: Feeding birds crosses generations

It’s been one year since I started putting out bird feeders and it’s amazing where it has led, especially considering how so little happened in the beginning.

I’d peek out the window, anticipation ramped up in hopes of spying an adorable finch or sparrow. Nothing. The feeder wasn’t even touched.

Wed
28
Apr

Letter: Vos does disservice to schools

In a 2019 letter to Gov.

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