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Lacy, Adams return to Packers practice
Davante Adams made the cuts and ran close to full speed on his injured ankle in Green Bay’s practice. Now the starting receiver’s availability for Monday night’s game against Kansas City will depend on whether he can do all that while absorbing contact. There is one more practice left this weekend before the Packers can determine whether Adams and running back Eddie Lacy are available against the Chiefs.
Public Record
Shawano Police Department Sept.
Letter: Seniors hurt by Democrats’ legislation
To the editor: Seniors, if you are not already aware of the drastic loss of medical coverage by Medicare and Medicaid that had taken place this year, you will soon. Costs for many routine tests and services that were covered this last year are no longer. Thank your Democratic legislators and some others for this by their support of Obamacare. Stealing millions from the Medicare-Medicaid programs.
Let: Government listens on Clintonville road project
To the editor: Citizens speak and government listens! Several months ago, Dennis Lichtenberg and other residents on County Road I in Clintonville got the news that the 50-plus-year-old road was to be resurfaced. The road is only 20 feet wide in addition to being in very poor condition.
Letter: Tax dollars should not be wasted on private schools
To the editor: Now that Gov. Scott Walker is back in Wisconsin and his policies don’t have to please his donors, maybe we can talk about how tax dollars shouldn’t be wasted on private schools. A nonpartisan report estimated that private school vouchers, which have been pushed by the Republican-controlled Legislature, will cost taxpayers over $1.18 billion by the end of the 2016-17 fiscal year.
Residents show patriotism by flying the flag
To the editor: Is America’s pride waning? I took my typical daily doggie walks on the night of Sept. 24 (a nonholiday) around the Hamlin Street, Center Street and Union Street route.
Letter: Former hospital could be converted into condos
To the editor: I’d like to make a suggestion for the old Shawano hospital. I’ve mentioned this to a few people and they all thought it was a great idea. Has anyone ever thought about making some “higher end” condos or apartments out of the building for 55 and up? I am thinking specifically for us snow birds. My husband and I have been thinking about selling our home and getting a condo, but there are very few in the area that we’d like.
Letter: State residents need to stand up for public education
To the editor: The continued destruction of the public school system in Wisconsin needs to stop. The provisions of Act 10 eliminated teacher bargaining powers and effectively silenced their voices.
Letter: Family of hit-and-run victim wants answers
To the editor: Let me tell you: July 25, 2015, is the day when someone or more than one person killed our son David. How can these people leave our son lay on the blacktop for more than 10 hours when the temperature was over 84 degrees? Since that day we have no answers for this crime. First, the investigator disappeared. Second, the FBI, State Patrol and new investigators have given us no answers for the crime this person or persons committed.
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