LETTERS OPINIONS
Let Ma do it!
To the Editor: Mother Nature is smarter than we are. She is obviously more powerful. And way beyond that, she’s also eternal. Human beings share few — if any — of these characteristics.
New bill is unfair to landowners
To the Editor: There’s a bill in the State Senate that’s bad for forestry and recreation and unfair to landowners. The bill’s sponsors want to force Open MFL landowners to allow people to drive vehicles, ATVs etc. on all roads and trails over 9’ wide maintained for vehicular travel.
Reach for hand tools instead of fossil fuels
To the Editor: I believe that understanding ones’ carbon footprint is helpful in knowing how to live each day. We can all see our footprint when we travel by car and put gas into the tank. It turns out that one of the big ways we can effect our carbon …
River News: Our View
We have been watching the ongoing talk about reorganizing Oneida County government for a while now and with some skepticism, not least because Oneida County officials tend to talk a lot and virtually never change what they are doing.
4-H Youth Poultry Club starting in March
Youth in grades 3-12 (public/private/homeschool) from Oneida and Forest counties are invited to participate in a newly formed Youth Poultry Club.
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Your Right to Know
You’ve already paid for them. They’re yours. But if you want to see the public records that show what your government is doing, some state lawmakers want you to pay again — this time, for redactions.
Land use in Oneida County
To the Editor: Have you ever seen the “Hunger Games” movies? They depict the U.S. taken over by exploitative forces that divide the country into 12 “sacrifice zones” or districts. Each district has a specialty, such as agriculture, manufacturing, lumber harvesting, mining, etc.
Reader responds to Moore
To the Editor: Mr. Moore omitted a few things regarding Gov. Evers announcement on the completion of the Pelican River Forest (PRF) easement.
River News: Our View
If you want to see how a big government that is totally unleashed and unhinged behaves, shattering all decent boundaries in the quest for domination by the administrative state, there’s no better place to see the show than right here in good old Wisconsin.
America’s questions weren’t answered in New Hampshire
TAMWORTH, N.H. — The circus has left town. No more walks down Main Street, no more visits to veterans’ halls, no more fables about lessons candidates learned while talking to people in community centers in small towns. But for all the divisiveness and all the invective, New Hampshire’s primary gave …
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Rhinelander area supported Operation Christmas Child
To the Editor: Generosity throughout Rhinelander contributed to a successful shoebox gift collection season at drop-off locations for the Samaritan’s Purse project Operation Christmas Child.
Random acts of kindness
To the Editor: Random Act of Kindness day is Feb. 17, and it is a day to celebrate kindness and the whole pay-it-forward mentality.
River News: Our View
It doesn’t take much to grasp a simple fact about America’s ruling class and about their globalist counterparts: They think we’re really, really stupid.
River News: Our View
We’re not sure just who cooked up the notion of so-called final five and ranked choice voting in Wisconsin — other than George Soros — but whoever it was won’t be winning any awards for smarts, at least on the Republican side.
Pelican River Forest redux
To the Editor: Here we go again.
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