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Sandy Hook. Parkland. Uvalde. These school names are now part of our language, how bad is that? Why should we be compelled to remember these names?
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Even Staush Gruszynski didn’t want this to happen.
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Don't let public notices disappear in Wisconsin.
Public feedback on an article on the front page of the Jan. 23 issue requires an explanation from the Antigo Daily Journal.
Langlade County supervisors will limit your access to legal notices if they agree to a resolution eliminating the use of an official newspaper…
To paraphrase Harper Lee, “You can choose your friends but you sho’ can’t choose your family.”
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By SENATOR RON JOHNSON
It’s time to put the welcome sign back out for visitors to our “County of Trails.”
Good morning, Antigo Daily Journal family. After operating as a six-day a week, afternoon publication for 115 years, the Antigo Daily Journal…
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We won’t sugarcoat it. This hurts.