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LETTER: Proud of Hamilton community, legislators To the Editor: It is a brighter day today because Tuesday, Sept. 18, we saw the results of citizen involvement in local Hamilton government affairs. When the cause is right, when the community embraces the vision and when there is passion and commitment, representative government thrives. The village board […] 
LETTER: Working to elect Brindisi to protect the middle class To the Editor: “Democracy is not a spectator sport.” I don’t know who first said it, but I’ve embraced it strongly since the 2016 election. Until then, I WAS just a spectator. Now I read about issues, write articles for a newsletter, volunteer for campaigns […] 
LETTER: There is hope for everyone To the Editor: In an effort to promote National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, I am writing to share some of my personal experience, as well as some information about suicide and how it affects us all. My hope is that each of you might be able to gain a […]
LETTER: Katko ad misleading, condescending To the Editor: The season of lies, lies and more lies continues. A recent Katko ad portrays Dana Balter advocating doubling our taxes. Checking the source of this quote reveals a very different scenario; she does not advocate or say she would double our taxes; rather she is referring to […] 
LETTER: Asks community to oppose digital sign To the Editor: In a prior letter, I asked Hamilton-area residents to join me in opposing the digital sign being placed on the village green. The Hamilton Village code for signs reads “No illumination shall be directed upon a sidewalk, street, or public place or upon adjacent premises […] 
Hobie Morris COLUMN: The Musings of a Simple Country Man Putin, no: Petrov and Arkhipov, YES Unless an unexpected miracle happens, the chances for a life like statue of beady eyed Vladimir Putin watching over Main Street, Brookfield is about as remote as this simple country man becoming the second trillionaire in world history […] 
Jim Coufal COLUMN: From Here and Back Again Take a second look before believing political ads Tis the season – for political campaign ads designed to influence your vote. They can be annoying, disgusting and even truthful and enjoyable. They are made in written form, on radio, television and especially now on social media. 
LETTER: Oppose dynamic messaging sign in Hamilton village To the Editor: The Village Board of Trustees has asked for resident reaction to a proposed digital sign at the southern end of the village green. The stated intent is for public service announcements. I urge those who want to persevere the green to express opposition to […] 
GUEST COLUMN: Accident facts in Madison County: Are you a safe and sober driver? By Landon Biehl With summer winding down and the new school year just around the corner, people are planning Labor Day celebrations and trying to squeeze in one last family getaway before summer comes to an end. During these last […] 
COLUMN: A Confederate Yankee Wake Up, America! By Bill Mayers America is at war. The frightening thing is, almost nobody realizes it. And the enemy is well into his attack while we stump along, oblivious. And unless we get our collective heads out of our collective rumps, we’ll be done to a turn. Trouble is, […]
LETTER: Open letter to Lebanon residents, visitors Dear Town Residents: I have just confirmed that there were a series of burglaries of parked vehicles along River Road in Lebanon and possibly other areas Sunday in the township. State police are investigating. Call 911 if you see anything […]
Hobie Morris COLUMN: Musings of a Simple Country Man Is America’s revolutionary dream over? By Hobie Morris “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” – Edmund Burke “We didn’t pass [freedoms] to our children in the blood stream. It must be fought for, protected and […] |
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