LETTER: City wasting time, taxpayer money
This letter is in regards to our (Chuck and Carolyn Borst) property located at 648 W. Fourth St., New Richmond, known as Carolyn’s Corner Antiques and Chuck’s Good Stuff.
EDITORIAL: State rules for sex offenders being considered
Communities throughout St. Croix County are scrambling to adopt residency restrictions and safety zones to deal with registered sex offenders who are being released from prison.
RELATED CONTENTLETTER: Debt rises under Republican leadership
Last week, Bob Ziller treated us to another example of his partisan number crunching and blamed Congressman Ron Kind for increasing the federal debt limit to $14.29 trillion.
RELATED CONTENTBook Report: International intrigue; trout fishing are part of this week’s picks
The bureaucrats and the number crunchers have taken over crime detection in old London town, putting “Bryant & May on the Loose” (Bantam Books, $25).
RELATED CONTENTCOLUMN: Family newsletters: Scrapbooking for the organizationally-challenged
I finally got our family holiday newsletter out this past week.
RELATED CONTENTEDITORIAL: Early release program isn’t worth the cost
Wisconsin’s budget crisis is having a huge impact on the state.
RELATED CONTENTLETTER: Sweetheart Dinner another success
Once again, it was another successful Sweetheart dinner fundraiser at Ready Randy’s Feb. 10.
LETTER: Former patron remembers Breault 
Barry Breault was a very good friend, never forgot a face or a name.
EDITORIAL: Newspapers remain important source for communities 
Nearly 83 percent of adults in the Badger state read a local newspaper each week, according to a first-ever comprehensive study conducted through the Wisconsin Newspaper Association.
RELATED CONTENTLETTER: Ski trails run on private property 
The Jan. 14 issue of the New Richmond News had a front page article headlined “Challenging trails open to public.”
COLUMN: Cast your vote for Old Gem 
The Old Gem has submitted a proposal for the Pepsi Refresh Project to develop a Young Playwrights Theater Festival.
RELATED CONTENTCOLUMN: Looking at winter through jaded-colored glasses 
I can remember wintertime as a kid.
RELATED CONTENTLETTER: County Market building should be considered 
Across Highway 65 from Wal-Mart is an empty, almost new building that once housed County Market.
EDITORIAL: Counties should pick up property value process 
The Wisconsin Department of Revenue is considering a change in the way property values are determined in the state.
RELATED CONTENTLETTER: Creating smiles in our residents’ eyes 
As we have turned the calendar to the new year, we have to reflect on the many individuals and groups that have brightened our days at The Deerfield.
