THE LAND BETWEEN THE MARSHES Prohibition Or Lack Thereof – Part II ROB BOWE CONTRIBUTOR When Prohibition went into effect in 1920, Wisconsin struggled a bit but life went on. While technically “dry” most taverns and saloons continued on, some changing business models becoming restaurants, soda and ice cream parlors. For many establishments, it was just a disguise. Before Prohibition

Shear Determination, Theresa’s Jan Reuter Reflects on being County’s ‘First Lady Barber’ Theresa Barber Shop closed in July following sale of building MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR There is just something about a blackand- white photograph. Of course, the absence of color, to some, might be seen as a technological limitation, but the beauty of two-tone images, which are reasonably