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To the editor,
I am extremely delighted that Kwik Trip has opened a store in Ellsworth. It has expanded my shopping choices in between a planned major shopping spree. Their business model is …
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9/16/26
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To the editor,
Derrick Van Orden voted for the bill that's crushing his constituents. The so-called Big Beautiful Bill will, over the next nine years, remove A TRILLION dollars away from …
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9/16/26
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To the editor,
I have been awakened from my 16-year blissful retirement by the actions of the Board of the Village of Barking Dogs, otherwise known as Spring Valley. The Board has been …
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9/16/26
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To the editor,
In 1789, during the French Revolution when the working-class poor couldn’t afford to buy even bread, Marie Antoinette, the queen of France, is reported to have said, “Let them …
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9/9/26
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To the editor,
The letter published in last week’s paper suggesting Sheriff Koranda wants “absolute authority” over Flock cameras is a serious mischaracterization of what the Sheriff …
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9/9/26
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To the editor,
Affordability is an ever-present and growing problem for so many Americans. In spite of this pain, President Trump spends most of his time these days promoting his taxpayer-funded …
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9/9/26
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To the editor,
We all need clean groundwater — it’s what we all drink, whether we draw it from a municipal or a private water well. We all want our groundwater to be protected from pollution …
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9/2/26
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To the editor,
Our rules and laws are supposed to protect us, help our society run more smoothly, and meet the needs of all people. Sometimes, these laws need revising to ensure they are for the …
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9/2/26
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To the editor,
We are no longer on the road to make our imperfect society better. Trump has taken us on a detour using hate, misogyny, and corruption on a scale never seen before in the US. They …
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9/2/26
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To the editor,
Derrick Van Orden voted for the 2025 tax bill that has been called One Big Beautiful Bill (H.R. 1), but should be called the Big Billionaire Bill, which makes a permanent $1 …
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9/2/26
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To the editor,
I would like to conclude my discussion by first addressing the false virtue signaling of those who claim, “all are welcome” and “unity not division.” If this is …
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9/2/26
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To the editor,
In the Aug. 26, 2026 Piece County Journal, there was a quote from Sheriff Koranda which caused me great concern. His quote: "I can tell you that if I wasn't the sheriff, I'd be …
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9/2/26
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To the editor,
Remember the scenes in the movie “Groundhog Day” where the character Phil Connors steps into the same icy cold puddle every morning, repeating the same bad day over and over …
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8/26/26
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To the editor,
Some local officials think they have no power over billionaires — the .00001% — who are scheming to cover our rural lands with their industrial livestock factories and data …
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8/26/26
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To the editor,
Why is the desire to have border security not a bipartisan issue? Why are so many people angry at those enforcing our immigration laws? The blame for such extensive immigration …
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8/26/26
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To the editor,
We have been under a severe drought and not a word in the Journal. NOT A WORD!
The Journal does a good job of reporting scheduled events and meetings. But when it …
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8/26/26
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To the editor,
Too often, the diseases that do the most damage are the ones that give us the best chance to stop them if we catch them early. Colorectal cancer (CRC) is one of them.
CRC is …
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8/26/26
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To the editor,
Farmers and the middle class are being crushed by Derrick Van Orden. Van Orden voted for the 2025 tax bill, the so-called One Big Beautiful Bill, that added massive costs for …
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8/26/26
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To the editor,
Tom Tiffany wants you to believe he’s the perfect candidate to be Wisconsin’s governor. Turns out, we have very different ideas of what “perfect” means.
In a …
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8/19/26
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To the editor,
Nearly everyone associates red kettles with the Salvation Army. They are frequently seen outside doorways and in vestibules of businesses during November and December. Perhaps …
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8/19/26
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