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The following are excerpts from Bishop Callahan's latest letter regarding Father James Altman - dated September 23. After each quote, I state how I (and others) internalized the bishop's statement.
National Voter Registration Day is celebrated every year on the fourth Tuesday of September. Established in 2012, this day is designed to create an annual moment when the entire nation focuses on registering Americans to exercise their most basic right — the right to vote.
I had the privilege and honor to go along with 96 other veterans who took the 25th Honor Flight to Washington, D.C.
Firefighters Local 127 consisting of LaCrosse, Onalaska, Tomah, and Holmen would like to thank all of the drivers who donated to our annual Fill the Boot for MDA.
We would like to thank the diligent volunteers from WIPFLI who worked to improve the native gardens around Myrick Center in La Crosse’s Myrick Park. We also thank WIPFLI for their encouragement and generosity in providing company time for community volunteer work.
Nationwide 27 million seniors like me have chosen a Medicare Advantage plan because they offer benefits like caps on out-of-pocket costs, prescription drug coverage, preventative and wellness programs and in home care options.
OK, let’s be sane and responsible.
Law enforcement policies and practices have received much legislative and public scrutiny this past year. The League of Women Voters, at both the state and national level, has developed policies that support a justice system which assures adults and juveniles prompt and equal treatment befor…
I am surprised and shocked -- I read through a whole column by Jerome Christenson and I even agreed and approved of his article and view.
Fourteen letters to the editor were published this weekend in the Tribune. Find out what readers were writing about local and national issues.
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What have our readers been saying about Father Altman? Here are the most recent letters to the editor. Send yours to letters@lacrossetribune.com
I wish to thank every person in the La Crosse Chapter of the Freedom Honor Flight and all the sponsors for making our trip possible.
The following are excerpts from Bishop Callahan's latest letter regarding Father James Altman - dated September 23. After each quote, I state how I (and others) internalized the bishop's statement.
"Hospital shuts down urgent care due to COVID patients"
The Riverside Fish Hatchery is being proposed to become an Airbnb, Biergarten, Pub, and Wedding Venue if the rezoning from public/private to commercial goes through the Common Council meeting on October 14.
Do you want the IRS looking at all your transactions above $10,000? It was all transactions above $600 until the banks pushed back because of all the work involved.
With the abundance of roundabouts popping up around Wisconsin, I feel it is only right be begin a "Roundabout Recognition" award for those traffic circles which stand out in design and traffic flow improvement.
Citizens need to know that the city is spending $1 million of taxpayer money to renovate the Riverside Park Fish Hatchery buildings for the benefit of one private citizen.
I am disheartened by some of the comments made by our community members with regards to our brave elected officials, Yes, there will always be unintended errors in judgment. That is called "being human." But, I believe that anyone willing to step up, with the goal of attempting to make our w…
Regarding the Democratic lunacy regarding the $3.5 trillion bill:
Local businesses have an important role in helping our community be safe and healthy. During the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, it’s important that businesses and community members work together and share information that helps us live the healthiest lives possible: and that includes youth to…
I would like to thank Louie Ferris and the Hauser family, and all the people involved with the World War II Memorial. It was so awesome to witness the dedication of such a great memorial. It was nice to see a big turnout. They even ran out of programs.