Posted on September 10 at 11:58 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
It has been years since I have gone to a bar but doesn't Three B's have a sand volleyball court still? I remember playing there a few years back.
On Sanford to close Janesville plant
Posted on August 18 at 12:18 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Until the government steps in and demands that anything sold in the US be made in the Us, we are in trouble.
Same goes for American companies. If they want to sell their product in another country, they should build a plant there, hire the people there and sell the product made there in that country.
On Aug. 31 is next deadline for no call list
Posted on August 13 at 10:14 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
I have been on the no call list for years but I still get a ton of calls. Does anyone else have this problem? When I tell them I am on a no call list, they hang up on me but the calls keep coming. Lately it has been 1-800-000-0000. I filed a complaint but was told that it is a skype(sp) computer system calling and they can't trace that. I am so sick of these calls.
On Janesville 14-year-old team enters state tournament play
Posted on July 22 at 11:11 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
Keep up the hard work boys! Love the mohawks. Congrats!
On Janesville teams eye title runs
Posted on July 22 at 11:08 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
1023, I believe Mr. Davey does coach high school baseball, just not here in Janesville. He is a great coach.
Also, Jim Kauss is a wonderful man. He truly cares about the kids he works with. He is one of the best. The greatest part is that it doesn't end on the field with Jim. He has a heart of gold! Thank you Jim.
Congrats boys!
On Sheriff's deputy facing charges
Posted on July 16 at 8:53 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Ms. sassy, I read your comment about SOME officers having control/power issues. I know this to be a fact. My father was an officer, even a police chief, with extreme power/control issues. My mother was terrified. There was no one that she could go to for help, it was the big boys club. Everyone knew, no one did a single thing. The things my father did to the citizens at large, women, was disgusting. He did far worse to his family. I lived the nightmare. My mother and my siblings lived the nightmare. We still do.
My father is long gone from my life, still alive as far as I know. The last I heard from him it was to bail him out of jail, that was 20 years ago. He raped a woman a couple years younger than I was at the time. And guess what, he got off. Yep.
I don't know Mr. Stalker. I don't know if he is an officer/man with control/power issues. I pray for his family that he can get whatever help he needs if indeed he is guilty of what he is charged. Mr. Stalker, if you have children, try to think of them. They will always remember and it will change who they become.
On 26 pounds of pot seized by police at alleged Janesville drug house
Posted on July 13 at 12:34 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
While I do not feel that these two posed a threat to any children other than their own, you have to admit that having a "drug house" can and does bring in some questionable characters. Probably quite a few I wouldn't want coming into my neighborhood, honestly.
While I do not want to turn it into if pot should be legal or not, truth is, if pot was legal and sold properly, there would not be "drug houses" in your neighborhood. It would be no different than living by a liquor store. Mind you, there are some questionable people there too! If it was legal, it would be sold in/on commercial property, not residential.
I could go on hours and hours about other elements that would be eliminated if in fact pot was treated like alcohol, but I really don't want to.
Bottom line, these people put their children at risk, subjected them to seeing things they shouldn't have and god only knows what kind of people came and went from that house and were around those children.
For that, these "parents" should be held accountable. But, for them to have a more harsh punishment that someone that beats a child almost to death. No.
These people will in all likelihood lose their "home" as it was a drug house and the state can and probably should take it as the illegal sale of drugs probably paid for it.
They will probably lose their car/cars as they probably used them to transport the illegal drugs.
Their children will need help to feel safe and secure again. My kids are in their teens and I can't even imagine how much it would mess them up to have the police swarm their home and search its contents. And then, take their parents away. I am in no way saying the police did anything wrong, they did their job. I just can't imagine how scary it must have been for those kids. My heart goes out to them.
From what I read on CCAP, Tom has a 14000 dollar bail and is facing 20+years in jail and Shirley has a 6000 dollar bail and is facing 18+years. Yet, an admitted child beater pays 160 dollar fine and gets two years probation. Just doesn't seem right.
On 26 pounds of pot seized by police at alleged Janesville drug house
Posted on July 13 at 9:52 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
I think its sad that this article turned into what it did.
Even sadder, these people will see more time behind bars than Cantu who almost beat a child to death. Or the father that did kill his child and then went to get heroin. What happened to protecting children?
I am not a pot smoker. Never have been, never will be. I believe pot should be legal, just like alcohol. But, then I believe if you can die for your country at 18, you should be able to drink alcohol in it at 18. Pot and alcohol legal at 18. I don't see where one is any worse than the other.
You shouldn't drink and drive and you shouldn't smoke pot and drive. Same laws should apply to both.
Just my opinion, of course. And we all know what thats worth.
On 26 pounds of pot seized by police at alleged Janesville drug house
Posted on July 13 at 9:45 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
I was thinking the same thing myself, Sarah
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On Victim: Security could have deterred attack
Posted on September 15 at 10:47 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
So, what grounds is this woman(the wife of the rapist)suing for? The loss of the man? From what I can see, he wasn't worth anything. Just a piece of scum rapist. I can't imagine her quality of life was so much better with him??!!
As for the victim, I believe that she should only sue the estate of the victim for exactly whatever the wife gets from her lawsuit(if anything). She should not profit because she was married to a rapist that was such a coward that he took his own life because of his sick behavior.
Also, unless the wife knew and supported him in his sickness, she shouldn't pay for the sins of her husband.
But, if she feels that her husband was such a great loss, perhaps she would like to pay for this woman's medical and therapy bills and for her quality of life being stolen from her. I am sure she is haunted by what happened to her and it not only effects her but her family also. She could pay for that too. Oh, and for her husbands other victim as well. There is no way in your know where that the wife should profit for being married to a rapist who KILLED HIMSELF!