This is the 4th in a series looking at Sheboygan County Government to answer the question: What do we get for our county’s tax dollars?
We stand with Ukraine – how you can help

The people of Ukraine are suffering a brutal, unprovoked invasion and bombing of their country. This is occurring because of the power-mad desires for empire of one man:
Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Veterans office serves 7,300 in county
EVER WONDER WHERE YOUR TAX DOLLARS GO?
This is my third article in a series trying to answer this question. Today we will look at the Veterans Service Office and the Veterans Service Commission.
Medical marijuana deserves hearing, swift passage
Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu (R-Oostburg) says he doesn’t want Wisconsin to become a “rogue state” by legalizing medical marijuana before the federal government does.
Security, vigilance come with big price tag
I have been asked to continue examining “What we get for our County Tax Dollars?”. In my first article I wrote about one of the divisions of the Health and Human Services Department. My plan is to continue to write about the various departments and divisions within Sheboygan County Government.
Opinion: What’s all this about goulash?

Let’s talk about Hungary.
Why, you ask. Other than for goulash, which is delicious, why should I invest any time thinking about that country?
Ever wonder where your tax dollars go?
I have been asked this question many times. I have had the opportunity to serve on the Sheboygan City Council, The Town of Wilson Board, and the Sheboygan County Board. I am not an expert – but I have learned quite a bit of information. I have also been urged to write this to attempt to answer “what do we get for our tax dollars”?
Diverse coalition sounds the alarm
This open letter was originally published on the websites of The Bulwark and The New Republic. We are writers, academics, and political activists who have long disagreed about many things. Some of […]
Opinion: Threats are out of order at school board meetings
We’ve become increasingly alarmed at the recent reports of personal threats of violence and harassment directed at school board members across the state.
Are our local water systems vulnerable to cyberattacks?
It was national news when a computer interface at a water treatment plant in Oldsmar, Florida was briefly taken over by a hacker earlier this year.