Opinion

Thu
07
Mar

KYLR: Legal considerations for co-parents in digital age


Neil Magner. (Submitted photo)

Co-parenting in the digital age brings its own set of challenges, often revolving around privacy and social media concerns. Here’s a breakdown of the key issues and how to navigate them for a smoother co-parenting experience.

Posting photos of new partner with your children

Tue
27
Feb

STANEK COLUMN: When the plates fall

There’s a circus trick where a performer keeps multiple plates spinning on poles. There are variations. Sometimes there’s a line of poles on the ground, other times the performer balances the poles and plates on their hands and head. The goal is to keep the plates from falling.

Tue
27
Feb

Letter: Trump disrespect for military is detestable

When Trump appears before his fans and calls military personnel and veterans “losers”, while his hands play an invisible squeeze box, or he puts on his “little boy” face, tilting his head, getting sympathy from the crowd, reasonable people are disgusted. Literacy is the basis for developing minds, and is central to any democratic society.

Tue
27
Feb

Letter: Maps still need lot of work

“You're smoking what you're selling!” ~Savannah Guthrie

Governor Evers is selling democracy by signing our new legislative district maps. There is no hidden agenda on his part, he just wants your votes to count.

Tue
27
Feb

Letter: Fully understanding immigration crisis

Dan Holzman’s February 15 letter, “Escaping the cult,” erroneously states that I “claim” to understand our federally-created immigration crisis made many times worse by the increasingly incapable Commander in Chief.  What’s not to understand?

Tue
27
Feb

Letter: Former Reedsburg resident grateful for paper

I read the Independent here in San Diego and enjoy staying updated on my home town of Reedsburg.

My (late) husband read the Independent too, and routinely commented on the community's great support of young people with its recognition of their scholastic and athletic endeavors and their community service.

Tue
27
Feb

GUEST COLUMN: Photos show only fragments of ourselves

My daughter found an old stack of photographs the other day, wedged between a stack of papers crammed into a small wooden hutch where “important” paperwork hibernates at our house. The images were neglected so long that many summers’ humidity had partially melted them into an inch-wide slab of conjoined, faded individual sheafs.

Tue
27
Feb

Nature and Society: Vacation of dreams

Was it a dream, or was I really there? If a dream, it was an exceptionally vivid and beautiful one. I was sitting on the porch of a cottage in the mountainous rainforest. Everything was fresh and green and I could hear things growing. Little lizards darted along the railings and around the molding at the top of the wall.

Thu
22
Feb

Letter: Student requests feedback for states project

Editor’s note: This letter was received and authenticated through the Wisconsin Newspaper Association. Normally the Indy requires full names for letters to the editor but has chosen accept only the first one due to the writer being a minor, as well as the WNA affirmation.

Thu
22
Feb

Letter: How to help teenagers who are struggling with dating violence

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, about one in five women and one in seven men who experienced rape, physical violence, or stalking by an intimate partner first experienced some form of partner violence between the ages of 11-17 years old. 

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