TO THE SAUK COUNTY BOARD, JUST USE YOUR COMMON SENSE
I’m sure the private firms have put on their dog and pony shows demonstrating all the good things they have done for the nursing homes they now manage. But have you seen their financials, have they showed you where they got the money to make the improvements they boast of?
Congratulations to Jordan Matyas and his doubles one partner Simon Wenninger on earning a trip to the State Tennis Tournament in Madison. We would like to thank his Varsity Assistant Coach Al Rist who introduced Jordan to competitive tennis six years ago at his Rock and Roll tennis program.
If you’re an adult, chances are you’ve been invited to at least one graduation party, or maybe you’ve attended a ceremony. If you’re like me, you’ve seen pictures online and thought, “They’re graduating already!?” As so many commencement speakers say: Time really does go fast.
Skilled nursing facilities are some of the most scrutinized and regulated of health care facilities, and for good reason. Historically instances of poor quality care and overcrowded living conditions have necessitated regulation by states and the federal government.
Former president Donald Trump demonizes undocumented immigrants and promises to deport millions if he is reelected. He plans to build detention camps and to use the U.S. military.
This time of year, I get green thumb envy. So many people flock to greenhouses to buy plants, garden supplies, deck setups and yard décor. They are lucky to have such fruitful land, even if it is small.
The trees are all planted, thank goodness! Remind me next year not to order five bundles of 25 trees each! The earth is greener now, thanks to the kindness of friends, who showed up and dug holes like a bunch of ambitious badgers. They planted the oaks and the maples and the river birch and the Juneberry.
