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Garden calendar | For the week of Nov. 12
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Hands on Wisconsin: Tavern gets religion to stay open during public health crisis
Republicans are hoping to push through a constitutional amendment that would bar the government from closing houses of worship during a public health crisis. This is clearly a response to Gov. Tony Evers' Safer-at-Home order which kept churches, and just…
OUR VIEW: Hunters don't need AR-15s to bag a buck
Sportsman and women should speak up before Wisconsin's deer season starts
As need rises, people step up to help Empty Stocking Club
“That’s why people are so generous. Because it’s your neighbor. We’re not shipping toys across the country or anything. We’re giving them to people who live down the street from you, or in your community."
Meet the retirees trying to stop Kohler Co. from building a golf course
Friends of Black River Forest was formed in 2014 and is trying stop the Kohler Company from building a golf course adjacent to Kohler-Andrea State Park.
Dr. Zorba Paster: There are options for irritable bowel syndrome
Dear Doc: I have gas all the time — morning, noon and night. Sometimes it’s really bothersome, especially when I have to expel it in a crowded room. I have one to two bowel movements a day, no different than…
3 things to watch when the Packers visit the Steelers
A rising linebacker on the Packers' roster, a short-handed secondary and quarterbacks seeking growth are among the topics ahead of Sunday's game.
Packers’ rookies aim to meet increased opportunities with greater productivity
Thirteen rookies have played at least one offensive or defensive snap through the Packers’ first eight games.
'On a path to get much, much worse': Wisconsin domestic violence deaths reach 22-year high
In 25 of the state's 72 counties, 96 people died as a direct result of domestic violence, 22 being perpetrator suicides.
Don't tarnish voucher schools with smear of segregation -- Wayne Shockley
Kirk Bangstad and Julie Underwood attempted to make a case against private school vouchers in their column on Wednesday, "Why we’re fighting against private school vouchers."
Craig Counsell's decision to leave for Cubs shouldn't surprise -- Mark Stauffer
Most Milwaukee Brewers fans are unhappy at Craig Counsell’s decision to leave the team as coach. Predictably, many of them are acting like a high school boy whose girlfriend just dumped him out of the blue.
Thank you to the pilots of those thunderous F-35s -- Eric G. Coffman
I run a business in Madison that is rocked, rumbled and zoomed past hundreds of times per year by F-16s and F-35s and goodness knows what else.
Wisconsin families deserve paid leave from state -- Kristin Schumacher
From Superior to Sheboygan, hardworking people in Wisconsin face the challenge of balancing careers and caregiving. This is made more difficult because of Wisconsin policymakers who refuse to enact a paid family leave program.
Humanities are key compliment to any field of education -- Guy Thorvaldsen
In the current maelstrom of national and global headlines, we must not ignore the steady winnowing of humanities courses at colleges in Wisconsin. The humanities prepare us to be informed, reflective and engaged citizens. Yet Republicans claim the humanities don’t…
Switch to year-round daylight saving time for safety -- Dave Searles
This is the most dangerous time of the year for people bicycling, running and walking because of the changing from daylight saving time to standard time.
Wisconsin doesn't support bear hunting with hounds -- Linda Hendrix
Republican senators and Assembly members are at it again in Wisconsin to push a Wisconsin Bear Hunters Association-backed agenda that is anti-wildlife and pro-hounding.
Nobody supports the afternoon darkness of standard time -- Edith Sylvester
Does anyone like this darkness at 5 p.m.? And it's going to get worse until Dec. 21, the shortest day of the year when it will be dark at 4:30 p.m.
'Death with dignity' legislation deserves to die -- Marge Karsten
The so called “death with dignity” bill in the Wisconsin Legislature deserves to die in committee. Here are a few reasons:
Robin Vos should just leave WEC administrator Meagan Wolfe alone -- Licia Ilkka
Former President Donald Trump has been pressuring Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, about impeaching Wisconsin Elections Commission administrator Meagan Wolfe. The only reason we hear about these reports is because Vos entertains the former president's suggestions.
Ideological lawmakers could learn from pragmatic mayors -- Wayne Harris
I recently attended a question-and-answer session with mayors from seven communities in and around Madison, hosted by the Greater Madison Area Chamber of Commerce.