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Front Page, October 28, 2026

In 1965, the song titled ‘Eight Days a Week’ went to number one on the charts and around the world.  It was one of the Beatles’ most successful songs, part of that because of its physical illogic.  A week had to have eight days instead of seven to hold and display the emotion being felt and applied. 

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Front Page, October 21, 2026

Earth-shaking, ground-quaking, and socially explosive elections are only twelve days away as this newspaper goes to print and gets distributed. The biggest race in Wisconsin is for governor, as the current one is retiring while the Republican and the Democrat challengers for the job are very close in the polls.

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Front Page, August 19, 2026

Just what the hell is going on?  The GSR, the city’s only investigative newspaper, has tried to lay off the School Board and the Superintendent. Still, they won’t let us, nor the seeming cretin who serves as the financial control over both school districts under the supposed command of Peter Wilson.

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Front Page, August 5, 2026

But it’s not a crime these days, not in the USA and not certain things being done by the USA abroad. There are infractions, violations and simple bad behavior when it comes to keeping reasonable rules, which the word crime is used to describe the most severe of such breakage of such rules.

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Front Page, July 8, 2026

WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE…
But not a drop to drink, or damn near, as with the onset of the huge, damaging, and killing storm, the city’s six water towers, losing power, went dry except for a single tower that reached half empty before the city, applying itself with enormous effort and instant reactions

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