YOUR VIEWS

Safety and Affordability

Dear Editor, The tragic situation that was experienced this week in Mineral Point is a reminder that as times change we have to respond to those changes.

Politics of courage demanded

Dear Editor, We the people of the United States demand "Politics of Courage".

Along The Ad Routes

by Mike Reilly We received a renewal and note for a classmate of mine, Sherrie Zinck of Boscobel.

Seeing Green

Dear Editor, 'Sustainability' almost seems to be a swear word these days.

Cultivated meat research supported

Dear Editor, Politicians who care about animal welfare should support public funding for cultivated-meat research at the state and federal level.

Peace and Good Will

Dear Editor, “Tis the season and the man who claims to have been “saved by god” is celebrating the birth of Christ with messages of hatred, vengeance and the threat of literal hellfire.

Very thought provoking letter

Dear Editor, In a letter to the editor titled "The human rights test for Democrats" that was published in the 11/27 edition of the Dodgeville Chronicle was very thought provoking.

Water Wars

Dear Editor, It's increasingly becoming clear that the new currency won't be green - it'll be blue.

Challenging the "single story" of Somali immigrants

Dear Editor, When President Trump labeled Somali immigrants “garbage,” he weaponized presidential power to diminish an entire community.

Wisconsinites Deserve a Living Wage

Dear Editor, Wisconsin workers and families cannot sustain themselves on $7.25 per hour, which has remained unchanged since 2009

A note of “Giving Thanks”

Dear Editor, Grandmothers have more experience, that’s why the know EVERYTHING!

Affordability

Dear Editor, What does this word mean to you?

Backing the Wrong Horse in the Energy Race

Dear Editor, On yet another front, the US and China are racing in opposite directions; this time, it is energy. How will we light up our homes and workplaces, or fuel our cars and devices, as we move into the future?

Margarine supports farmers too

Dear Editor, I was glad to see the important editorial in last weeks Chronicle about how important school funding is and how the state government isn't providing the needed amount which was given in the past.

Dodgeville Secures $572K for Fire/EMS Training Tower as Council Advances 2026 Budget

By John Dalton At Tuesday’s Dodgeville Common Council Regular Meeting, Under Reports, Deputy Clerk/Treasurer Emily Wolfe reminded the Council about the upcoming Spring Election on Tuesday, April 7, 2026.
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