The Nifty Fifties

    In August of 1945, the gut-wrenching calamity known as World War II was over. Victory was ours. The Axis powers had been utterly defeated. Germany, Japan and much of Italy lay in ruins. Full Story
Wisconsin’s farmers offer “free groceries for one year”

    Whoever said there’s no such thing as a free lunch has never met Wisconsin’s farmers. Full Story
Choose the most effective forms for your freedom of expression

    Freedom of speech is one of a number of critical guarantees set in our United States Constitution. Full Story
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Get rocking for the Walldogs

    IN ANOTHER YEAR DOWNTOWN Plymouth will be going to the dogs — the Walldogs, that is. But to make it happen, lots of people in Plymouth have to get rocking. Full Story
Unlike the Titanic, we have the means to build lifeboats

    A few weeks ago in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel there was a piece by a man who represents an interest group whose concern is the Wisconsin landscape: the way it looks, both to residents and to v Full Story
Sheriff candidate

   To the Editor: I am a 20-year private security executive and sworn law enforcement officer, and I strongly support Matt Elliott to be the next sheriff for Sheboygan County. Full Story
Opinion

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ODYSSEY PART 22 - I: Think tank leads to Springledge eco-village – Part I

    You reported that the consultation you helped to organize in New York on a new kind of think tank generated enthusiasm for producing enlightened policy-making. Full Story
STATE CAPITOL NEWSLETTER: Pension costs up

    Contribution rates for the Wisconsin Retirement System’s main program will increase sharply in 2011, and the higher rates will play a key role in public employee collective bargaining and th Full Story
The work of Legislative Study Committees

   “On Wisconsin” The Wisconsin State Legislature operates on a two-year session or calendar. Full Story
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