The Dodgeville Chronicle

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February 13, 2025

Refugees: not a burden; a blessing

Dear Editor, When I think about refugees, I think about my friend "Raymond". Raymond was an asylum-seeker from Liberia. He was a teacher for 23 years, as well as a Bible translator and a pastor.

February 13, 2025

Trump should not be trusted on Gaza

Dear Editor, "Every American media discussion of Gaza should start with the fact that people in Gaza, most of them, are not from Gaza. They are people who are from families that were forcibly expelled from what is now Israel."

February 13, 2025

Energy Emergency is a Farce

Dear Editor, Declaring a 'National Energy Emergency', as President Trump did in the prior week,

January 31, 2025

Listening sessions not worth a crap

Dear Editor, In last week’s “Chronicle,” State Senator Howard Marklein announced yet another winter round of “listening sessions.”

January 31, 2025

Restore the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program

Dear Editor, What could be a more iconic symbol of America than the Statue of Liberty? She is “a mighty woman with a torch…

January 31, 2025

Senator Johnson is wrong to support Trump's blanket pardons Inbox Terry

Dear Editor, President Donald Trump pardoned January 6 rioters who attacked police officers.

January 31, 2025

Trump’ disease control suspension - not at this time

Dear Editor, MMWR The Center for Disease Control, or CDC, is a very important government agency.

January 31, 2025

Trust the Science

Dear Editor, Trust in science remains strong. So says a new study from the University of Zurich, taking input from across 68 countries, which finds that on a scale of 1 (no trust) to 5 (very high trust), the public average on surveys scored a 3.62, indicating that we as …

January 31, 2025

Vice Grips

Dear Editor, Vice Grips are great tools. They are a pair of pliers that clamp shut on the object you are trying to hold. They are used by mechanics, welders, tradesmen all around the world.

January 31, 2025

Human-Caused versus National Disasters

Dear Editor, In human history, natural disasters – earthquakes, tsunamis, cyclones, floods, wildfires, hurricanes, typhoons, and heat waves – have not only caused millions of deaths but have also produced long-term social, economic, and environmental challenges that can take years to rectify.

January 23, 2025

Rise in Emissions Demands a Look in the Mirror

Dear Editor, The United State's greenhouse gas emission rollercoaster continues. After several years of declining numbers, the latest reporting from research firm Rhodium Group indicates rising greenhouse gas emissions in 2024.

January 23, 2025

President Bidens farewell address

Dear Editor, From the Oval Office, sitting at the Resolute desk, President Joe Biden addressed the American people for the final time – Wednesday, January 15, 2025.

January 23, 2025

Crimes are those that others commit

Dear Editor, Airwars is a nonprofit, watchdog organization that investigates harm to civilians during armed conflict. In its study on the Israel-Gaza war titled, Patterns of harm analysis, this organization concludes:

January 23, 2025

Y/YZ the DOT Ignores Suggestion

Dear Editor, The four-lane US Highway between Dodgeville and Dane County was originally planned to be a limited-access highway.

January 23, 2025

Smart Community Decisions

Dear Editor, Since the city council has committed to agree to purchase a steep hillside from Robert and Edith Goodweiler for a half million dollars for a building development I am concerned as well as many are, or should be.

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YOUR VIEWS

Dear Editor, When I think about refugees, I think about my friend "Raymond". Raymond was an asylum-seeker from Liberia. He was a teacher for 23 years, as well as a Bible translator and a pastor.

Dear Editor, "Every American media discussion of Gaza should start with the fact that people in Gaza, most of them, are not from Gaza. They are people who are from families that were forcibly expelled from what is now Israel."

Dear Editor, Declaring a 'National Energy Emergency', as President Trump did in the prior week,

Dear Editor, In last week’s “Chronicle,” State Senator Howard Marklein announced yet another winter round of “listening sessions.”

Dear Editor, What could be a more iconic symbol of America than the Statue of Liberty? She is “a mighty woman with a torch…

Dear Editor, President Donald Trump pardoned January 6 rioters who attacked police officers.

Dear Editor, MMWR The Center for Disease Control, or CDC, is a very important government agency.

Dear Editor, Trust in science remains strong. So says a new study from the University of Zurich, taking input from across 68 countries, which finds that on a scale of 1 (no trust) to 5 (very high trust), the public average on surveys scored a 3.62, indicating that we as …

Dear Editor, Vice Grips are great tools. They are a pair of pliers that clamp shut on the object you are trying to hold. They are used by mechanics, welders, tradesmen all around the world.

Dear Editor, In human history, natural disasters – earthquakes, tsunamis, cyclones, floods, wildfires, hurricanes, typhoons, and heat waves – have not only caused millions of deaths but have also produced long-term social, economic, and environmental challenges that can take years to rectify.

Dear Editor, The United State's greenhouse gas emission rollercoaster continues. After several years of declining numbers, the latest reporting from research firm Rhodium Group indicates rising greenhouse gas emissions in 2024.

Dear Editor, From the Oval Office, sitting at the Resolute desk, President Joe Biden addressed the American people for the final time – Wednesday, January 15, 2025.

Dear Editor, Airwars is a nonprofit, watchdog organization that investigates harm to civilians during armed conflict. In its study on the Israel-Gaza war titled, Patterns of harm analysis, this organization concludes:

Dear Editor, The four-lane US Highway between Dodgeville and Dane County was originally planned to be a limited-access highway.

Dear Editor, Since the city council has committed to agree to purchase a steep hillside from Robert and Edith Goodweiler for a half million dollars for a building development I am concerned as well as many are, or should be.

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