Reedsburg Helping Hands would like to thank everyone who participated and contributed to this year's Spring Easter Program. Through many generous donations, 233 children from 112 families received needed personal care items and Easter baskets.
Since 2020, the Sauk County Board gave their important budget duty to the hired Administrator position which resulted in the largest annual total increase of spending in county history from $94 million in 2020 to $149 million in 2022 and remains above $149 million for 2024.
My name is Deb Adams and I am writing to voice my opposition to the proposed sale of the SCHCC facility to a for-profit entity. As a retired health care provider, I know what a valuable service the SCHCC provides to Sauk County residents.
There are two election related constitutional amendments on the upcoming April 2 ballot. They are both worded in a way that one might chose to vote yes on both. I will be voting NO on both questions to preserve our fundamental right to vote and have our voices heard.
When I saw Dave Gorak’s name among the contributors to the Letters column in last week’s issue I was hoping to see how he felt about the majority Republican house of representatives rejecting the bi-partisan supported border bill passed by the senate.
We could use a little resurrection about now. We have dwelt in darkness for a long time; not just the darkness of a strange, unnatural winter, but a darkness of the soul. We have succumbed to anger and resentment, grievance and selfishness. We could get rid of "E pluribus unum" on our currency and replace it with "Where's mine?"
Historically, young men have paid the highest automotive insurance rates.
Young males, especially teenagers, were more reckless on the road and thus prone to accidents, speeding tickets and other potentially dangerous behaviors.
This is a reminder to Indy readers that next week’s issue will be the last chance to have letters published related to the Spring Election and candidates. Send your letters to reedindy@fingerpub.com by noon Monday.
What an interesting time we are living in. We have Eric Hovde, a Californian, coming here to run for the Senate. He is spending millions on TV and radio ads, all saying what a wonderful, caring, generous man he is.
