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To the editor, The Dec. 31 Op-Ed " The Facts About CAFOS..." states that “we follow the rules Wisconsin has established" and that "conversations should start with facts not fear." So let's … more
To the editor, The confirmation of the first case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in a Wisconsin dairy herd in Dodge County is an important public-health development that merits … more
To the editor, I am writing to express growing concern about the impact that recently passed local ordinances are having on our farming community. While these measures may be well-intentioned, … more
To the editor, Shallow, unwarranted indignation may be free for politicians to express, but it costs us taxpayers money when worthless bills make it all the way through the Wisconsin Legislature … more
To the editor, What a weekend we had and so can you next weekend. We took in the play “Hadestown” at RFHS on Sunday. Hats off to the entire crew and production! Outstanding acting, … more
To the editor, Nov. 26’s edition of the Pierce County’s Journal contained an op ed from the activist group GROWW. The editorial summarized the recent Pierce County Groundwater … more
To the editor, Wisconsin workers and families cannot sustain themselves on $7.25 per hour, which has remained unchanged since 2009. Even surrounding states, such as Illinois and Minnesota, have … more
To the editor, Last weekend millions of Wisconsinites and Americans sat on pins and needles wondering how they were going to feed their families and pay their medical bills due to the government … more
To the editor, Why are millions of young people fleeing the Democrat party and sprinting to the Republican party? Explaining this mass movement is both understandable as well as multifaceted. … more
To the editor, The River Falls Branch of AAUW held its annual book sale this past month. This fundraising event has been a community staple for over 50 years and in this time, has provided … more
To the editor, As I write this, the federal government has been shut down for a month—far too long for the 42 million Americans, including 700,000 Wisconsinites, who rely on the … more
To the editor, It’s hard to know what to say about a president of the United States who publicly fantasizes about being a king in a jet plane dropping excrement on crowds of his fellow … more
To the editor, Can’t we all just get along? The division in our country is exhausting, but it’s also serious and has trickled down into our very families and communities. We can no … more
To the editor, Sweeping layoffs at the U.S. Department of Education have gutted key offices that hold accountable and enforce IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) and Section 504. … more
To the editor, I write today in response to GROWW, who wrote a letter directed at Congressman Derrick Van Orden. They called on him to end the government shutdown, but failed to consider … more
Dear Congressman Van Orden, I just phoned your office and wanted to follow up with an email. The subject is the Speaker of the House, Congressman Mike Johnson’s failure to swear … more
To the editor, Let me start by stating I am not against the Second Amendment or gun ownership. However, I know we can have sensible laws regulating guns that do not go against the constitutional … more
To the editor, Kudos to the Oak Grove Town Board for recently hosting a well-balanced forum on Operations Ordinances for CAFO’s (Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations). Oak … more
To the editor, Why is the Trump administration sending a $20 billion bailout to Argentina while American farmers struggle under tariffs, and federal workers are laid off?  Argentine … more
To the editor, A note to share my gratitude. October kicked off by attending the grand opening of the Pierce County Dog Park. The park was a project we happened on earlier this summer during a … more
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