POLITICAL DISCOURSE Project 2025 MARY KRIEGER CONTRIBUTING WRITER It was the Frenchman Marcel Pagnol who noted that “The reason people find it so hard to be happy is that they always see the past better than it was, the present worse than it is, and the future less resolved than it will be.” This phenomenon is abundantly clear when you look at the politics of the day. Some Americans

Traffic Crash in Herman with Multiple Fatalities Roland Greuel, 84, and Shirley Greuel, 79, both of rural Hustisford, are dead following a four-vehicle traffic crash on State Hwy 33 in the town of Herman in east-central Dodge County. David Fox, 71, from Shorewood was taken by ambulance to a level 2 trauma center with suspected non-life-threatening injuries. A 17-year-old male from rural Mayville,

Setting Precedents for Public Rentals MICKEY SCHOMMER JOURNALIST The Horicon Common Council meeting discussed waiving the rental fees of the individual Mary Doughty on behalf of the Horicon Senior Community Group for their rental of the 1909 Jersey Street Building. Doughty is requesting that the fees be waived as she is renting the pavilion on behalf of the group. “I was recommended

Harvesting Memories at Little Farmers Camp Held June 17-20 at: “The Farm Barnyard” at Weninger Farm After feeding the goats on the Weninger farm, located near Iron Ridge, those intheJune19LittleFarmerclassgatherfor aphoto.LeahWeningerheld the classes June 17-20 to teach youngsters aged five and six about farming. They learned about feeding calves, cows, goats, and ducks. More information

Prospective Updates to Parks, Pond, and Waterways Ordinance LEAH HENCKEL INTERN Administrator-Clerk-Treasurer Jenna Rhein presented the Village of Lomira Rules and Regulations Committee with potential updates to the Parks, Ponds, and Waterways ordinance at its meeting on Wednesday, June 19. Rhein and committee members had received questions and concerns from residents about whether swimming