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To the editor, In response to the Feb. 22, 2023 article regarding the City of River Falls possibly using taxpayer money to remove Junction Falls dam, and the loss of Lake George, I note the … more
To the editor, My name is Lance Austin, I was born and raised my whole life in Ellsworth like many of you and I welcome anyone new to the community. I am running for my third term for the … more
To the editor, I am totally flabbergasted at the audacity to belittle Kelly as Wisconsin Supreme Court Judge, watching YouTube ads that depict him as conservative crusader and lawyer at one time … more
To the editor, Stacy Johnson Myers has earned your vote to be reelected to the Board of Education for the School District of River Falls. Her passion for children, education, and educators, … more
To the editor, I'm a parent of two RFSD students. Over the past few years, I've become increasingly concerned over their education. I've voiced my concerns, backed them with facts, and been met … more
To the editor, Of the many reasons Minnesotans move across the St. Croix and Mississippi rivers, getting away from policies that support big taxes, big welfare, sanctuary cities, … more
I'm sad to report that we've run out of the home canned pickles we've been gnawing on since canning season. For a sandwich hound like me, that's bad news, because there's nothing like a kosher dill … more
I can cook, but it’s not a passion of mine. I much prefer eating others’ cooking. I’ll even do the dishes afterward. One of the most dreaded questions I hear is “What’s … more
While politicians and others way above my station and pay grade continue to debate, expound upon and expunge homosapien influence on the stratosphere, one thing I know for sure. The winter weather … more
The first hint of spring always brings me back to my days wandering the banks of the South Fork of the Kinnickinnic. My friend Meghan and I could hardly wait for the snow to melt, turning the dry run … more
Thin Mint. Peanut Butter Do-si-Dos. Shortbread Trefoils. Samoas. Just like the first backyard robin, Girl Scout cookie sales are another sign that Old Man Winter is on his way out and Spring is … more
School pride dies hard. Even now, many years after my high school graduation, when I hear of an Eau Claire North Husky that has been awarded for their success, I get a twinge of pride. At face value, … more
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DATCP) reminds taxpayers to exercise caution while the tax season is in full gear. Regrettably, every year there are Wisconsin … more
Just now I'm feeling rather flattered having just received a letter from Todd Simon, a scion of the family that has offered us Omaha Steaks for five generations. Simon must be a friend because he … more
School pride dies hard. Even now, many years after my high school graduation, when I hear of an Eau Claire North Husky that has been awarded for their success, I get a twinge of pride. At face value, … more
I am fortunate to represent one of Wisconsin's most beautiful Assembly Districts. As I travel the district, I am reminded of the need to be stewards of the land that we use and enjoy while … more
With the Luck of the Irish, St. Patrick’s Day 2023 falls on a Friday. Write your own punchline. There could be two- and three-day celebrations. Write your own itinerary. Parades. Toasts. … more
I wanted to write to thank you for the fine letter to the editor that made reference to Kaplan's Men's Store on Franklin Avenue in Minneapolis, but I didn't manage to find your address, so I decided to send it to you via the Pierce County Journal. more
When my friend Jess posted about her two little boys on Facebook and how heartbroken they were for being teased by classmates, my heart hurt for them. I know teasing is a part of childhood, but … more
A home should be a peaceful sanctuary for its inhabitants, a quiet place of comfort and solitude. But when you live in the country, sometimes your abode is sought after by critters other than … more
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