Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Reporter he says they will have a tax reduction and job building regulations. And racial incomes of high. Reporter last year he said wages were too high. He also said he would miss School Choice more widely available. And replace obama care. The supporters we talked with the job message was the most important. This country is suffering right now. We need to so badly. Eight years ago we were better off than we are now. I believe in what he says. I believe he will bring jobs back he is a businessman. And we needed our country is hurting. This crowd was much larger than the last one. One supporter told lance that were not able to get in because of the size. This seemed to be a little bit of a scuffle between protesters and supporters. But they were no reports of injuries. Donald trumps daughter is making a stop in colorado. She will be in denver for a fundraiser next wednesday. Hillary clinton appeared today for the trailblazer award. She will be the first woman presiden
Dr. Maris Freiman, of Hayward, passed away February 14, 2024, at Tamarack Health Medical Center in Hayward, following a lengthy battle with esophageal and other kinds of cancer. He was born September 13, 1939, in Riga, Latvia, the son of Edvins and Lily Freimanis. At the onset of World War 2, he and his mother were able to escape the terror of the Russians by escaping to Germany. While there, his mother studied veterinary science while Maris attended school in Giesendorf. In 1949, with the help of Lutheran Social Services and sponsors in the United States, they were able to emigrate to America where he always boasted that he spent his tenth birthday crossing the English Channel and was a legal immigrant to their new home. In 1951, they relocated to Evanston, Illinois, where his mother became the first licensed female veterinarian in Illinois. He graduated from Evanston High School, Loyola University and the Loyal University School of Dentistry. He married Rita Smelte in 1961 and then w
John Stanley Sorenson, 74, died on Saturday, October 28, 2023 at the Superior Rehabilitation Center in Superior, WI, after a long battle with diabetes.
James “Jim” D. Pleau, 70, lifelong area resident, passed away on Friday, October 13, 2023, with his family by his side, at Twin Ports Health in Superior. He was born in Superior, WI on July 12, 1953, the son of Raymond and Joyce (Soderlund) Pleau.