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Warm place a promise that needs people behind it

When an emergency shelter opens its doors for the cold season, the most important thing about that door is not the lock, the sign or the building behind it. It is the people who make sure help is still available when someone needs it.

Crowley, Tiffany weigh in on open government

When do words cross the line to bullying?

Letter to the Editor: Event shows risks endured to come to USA

To the editor:

We would like to thank everyone who attended our Aug. 1 event, “Happy 250th Birthday, USA: A Land of Immigrants and Indigenous People,” at Equity Hall in Pound.

Letter to the Editor: Economy performs better under Democrats

To the editor:

The most common political message delivered by the American people during election years is the rather rude phrase, “It’s the economy, stupid!” In the present day, this issue resonates with particular vigor.

GUEST COLUMN: Come out for moratorium on data centers

Here in Shawano County, we are showing Wisconsin what the power of the people can accomplish.

GUEST COLUMN: Is 60 Minutes’ time running out?

Journalism done right has always been a little bit subversive.

It can create considerable tension between journalists and the companies that employ them.

Let’s talk about longtime “60 Minutes” correspondent Sharon Alfonsi, and several of her colleagues. CBS’s new owners fired Alfonsi recently, with published reports citing unnamed company bosses explaining she had been “insubordinate.”

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