An Unexpected Thanksgiving Blessing  Black Friday night, that first night following the turkey/pie/football gorging holiday and all nighter for the truly committed Christmas bargain hunters, our family decided to go to a movie together. We planned to see “The Life of Pi” at the Menomonee Falls theater complex off Appleton Avenue and County Line Road.…

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Compliance is not the answer Neither is the Supreme Court In January 2012, the people of Wisconsin firmly told Governor Scott Walker and their legislators that they would not tolerate Obamacare in this state. The governor heard his constituents. He returned a $38 million federal Early Innovator Grant that had bound Wisconsin to the establishment…

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Our Way Ahead Last Tuesday’s electoral debacle ranked right up there as one of the greatest disappointments of my life. Fully expecting Mitt Romney to win handily due to my belief that America would not take this step into the abyss of authoritarian Hell, Fox News called Wisconsin for Obama at 8:01 pm CST. I…

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 By Gary L. Wickert Gary Wickert is an author, trial lawyer and town of C e d a r b u r g Supervisor, who lives in Cedarburg with his wife, Lisa and two sons. He can be reached at garywickert@ameritech.net. Everyone knows in their hearts that the upcoming election will be a watershed political…

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 By Steve Welcenbach According to the August 15 Sussex Sun, an informal, open-house style hearing regarding the proposed Bugline trail paving project was organized by the Waukesha County Parks staff for Wednesday, August 29th from 5-7 PM in the Quad/Graphics room at Pauline Haas Public Library on Main Street in Sussex. Since its inception, the…

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