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BUDGET

BUDGET from page 2 the Legislature sent to my desk, making substantial improvements. “I’m proud that the budget I signed into law yesterday will provide a historic increase in support to local communities statewide, build on our work to do what’s best for our kids with historic budget investments in K-12 education, investing $125 million in addressing and preventing PFAS contamination

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CONSTITUTION

CONSTITUTION from page 3 another. Although some would like to consider the United States to be a Christian nation, the Constitution forbids this from happening. It establishes the long-accepted principle of the separation of church and state. The first amendment protects a person’s right to express their ideas through speech and the press. However, this does not mean a person can say or

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The Best Days of Our Lives

AN Outdoorsman’s JOURNAL The Best Days of Our Lives MARK WALTERS COLUMNIST A man would be a fool to admit in front of friends and his wife at a party that the happiest he is in a years’ time is when he is at deer camp or on an annual fly-in fishing trip, but I am telling you, I think there are a few people on this planet that would agree that I may have a point. This week’s column

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LEGION

LEGION from page 1 “Come tour our historic post,” encouraged Dorn, pointing out some of the collections. Among those honored are Medal of Honor recipient Einar H. Ingman Jr., who joined the Army in 1948 from Kewaskum. Among others honored with special plaques is the Post’s namesake, Romaine. Born in 1918 in Kewaskum to Elwyn and Edna (Guth) Romaine, Robert enlisted and was accepted into

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SETTLEMENT

SETTLEMENT from page 6 can learn more about these efforts on the Tobacco Prevention and Control Program webpage. To learn about how young people are being targeted by commercial tobacco companies and ways to prevent youth tobacco use, visit the Tobacco is Changing webpage.

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Finding the Lost Generation

Finding the Lost Generation A History on Kewaskum-native Glenway Wescott, Part III LEAH HENCKEL INTERN In Part II, now an adult, Glenway Wescott was making friends, but also enemies, as his writingcareer developed. Glenway Wescott and Monroe Wheeler’s friendship turned into a romance that would last for the rest of their lives, and it was Wheeler who was finally able to convince Wescott

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Eden Meat Market Breaks Ground on Rebuilding Project

Eden Meat Market Breaks Ground on Rebuilding Project Building on to the Eden Cafe & Express Corner, the expansion is expected to wrap in Nov. 2023 MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR The plans are in motion, the dirt has been moved and Eden Meat Market – after a November 2022 fire damaged its former property on village’s Main Street – is just a few steps closer to reopening at a

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Letter to Citizens of Wash. Co.

Letter to Citizens of Wash. Co. CHIEF ELECTED OFFICIALS WASHINGTON COUNTY Dear Fellow Citizens of Washington County, In light of the referendum results this past November and this past April, we as the Chief Elected Officials of your towns, villages, cities and county are writing to report our most recent efforts to work together to maximize the effectiveness of every tax dollar you pay to

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So Long, Breanna!

| ENJOY EVERY SANDWICH | So Long, Breanna! MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR Anyone paying extra close attention to this newspaper – particularly to its publishing identification box (p. 3) – may have noticed the absence of one journalist. Breanna Rice, who joined our newspaper group in December of 2021, is moving out of state, and we have accepted her tendered resignation. First,

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RURAL WRITES

| RURAL WRITES | G.A. SCHEINOHA CONTRIBUTOR Remember the Elton John song, “Philadelphia Freedom?” Recently found out it wasn’t released during America’s Bicentennial Year. Ergo didn’t have anything to do with our nation’s beginnings. Rather it was written by Bernie Taupin in 1974 at Elton’s request, as a tribute to tennis player Billie Jean King’s team name, also the song’s

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BUDGET

BUDGET

CONSTITUTION

CONSTITUTION

The Best Days of Our Lives

The Best Days of Our Lives

LEGION

LEGION

SETTLEMENT

SETTLEMENT

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Finding the Lost Generation

Finding the Lost Generation

Eden Meat Market Breaks Ground on Rebuilding Project

Eden Meat Market Breaks Ground on Rebuilding Project

Letter to Citizens of Wash. Co.

Letter to Citizens of Wash. Co.

So Long, Breanna!

So Long, Breanna!

RURAL WRITES

RURAL WRITES

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