On Father accused of killing son still critical
Posted on November 19 at 3 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Why don't you read other stories on it and educate yourselves! The gazette has about the worst story on this. Neither of them died instantly from their wounds. None of us know what really happened in that car and from the sounds of it we will never really know...
On Father accused of killing son still critical
Posted on November 19 at 2:18 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Kyle was probably the only child living with Ryan. The oldest is in college and the younger ones probably live with their mother.
I just can't wrap my head around this...it is all so confusing.
On Father accused of killing son still critical
Posted on November 19 at 11:21 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
You people are so quick to judge! Let him die so he can leave all the rest of his children without a father... Not only will Kyle's siblings have to suffer the loss of their brother, but now they might lose their father too.
I know the Dutter family and I find it so hard to believe Ryan would hurt his son. He loved him and from what I witnessed he did everything he could to make sure he and all his children had the best life.
This truely is a tragedy and my thoughts and prayers are with the Dutter family.
On Bush declines to promise that more troops will return from Iraq before he leaves office
Posted on March 10 at 8:45 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Just a thought here.....You all do realize that you can write your congresspersons, and senators right? This would be a good start rather than just coming on a local discussion board and starting yet another arguement over all that has wronged you. These people were elected as your voice to the government. You and your neighbors elected them, if you don't like them, don't re-elect them. Enough said.
This sort of thing that is going on right here and right now is very close to what happened back in Veitnam. How would you have felt to have been treated the way that many of the soldiers were when they returned? Would you rather let the soldiers/airmen/sailors be ashamed thinking that they have faught and died for nothing? Or they watched their friends die in their hands for nothing?
Have things went perfect or even close to good??? No, they haven't. Is just pulling out the troops right here and right now the right thing to do??? That is a decision that I would rather have a vote on, instead of basically one person saying this is the way it is. Let's let the American people decide what we should do next.
On Bush declines to promise that more troops will return from Iraq before he leaves office
Posted on March 10 at 11:35 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
As a spouse whose husband has served once overseas and is about to go again, I have mixed feelings and viewpoints about the war.
For those of you who have not gone and served, you should not judge what we have or have not done over there. There are many many things that we have done that just aren't told. The media does not want to talk about good things; they want to show us the bad, because that is what sells.
I don't think that we should pull out. We made this mess, now we need to clean it up. Yes, it would be nice to have more world support, but the fact is that we went in there without their support and must face the consequences. I feel that if we were to pull our troops out that we would just make a situation worse for our country.
Imagine how we, the American citizens, would feel if some other country came in here and took out Bush and our government and decided to make us communist because that is what they thought would be better for us and then they left once they had torn down our military and our government. Don't think for one minute that gangs wouldn't be what would run this country just like the insurgents are running Iraq and that we wouldn't want them (the invaders) to leave us without any sort of established order and new government.
As to the comments about the Clinton administration, we did try to counteract the attacks, but it was not covered by the media like this war has been because we didn't launch a full war. Ask some of the troops that were deployed under his administration and where they went. He did not sit back and do nothing.
I do wonder why no one has made comment as to the knowledge the US government had about the attacks on 9/11 and how they did nothing to stop them. One person stated that it was planned under the Clinton administration. If that is true, then I would think we would have had ample time to counteract the attacks, but that didn't happen.
Our government can't be everywhere at all times and sometimes bad things happen for no good reason. What we all need to do is stop complaining about the war because that isn't going to change the situation over there. If you want to do something about it, enlist in the military to do your part. If you don't want to enlist then show your support for those who are sacrificing to do what our country has sent them to do.
For those of you protesting the war, have you ever stopped to think about how your actions affect the troops that are serving and their families? You can't protest the war and support the troops. You can disagree with reasons we are there, but if you actually protest the war you are showing disrespect to the 4000+ soldiers and citizens that have lost their lives in this war.
On US troops are suffering hearing damage in epidemic numbers; roadside bombs blamed
Posted on March 7 at 2:06 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
My husband was overseas and his hearing since coming home is horrible. He was never involved in a "gun fight", but was surrounded by generators that ran day and night. Also, their living quarters have air conditioners that ran almost constantly. I also think the amount of sand in the air has to be getting into their ears too. I had one friend whose husband suffered from severe ear pain upon returning from deployment and finally they found out his ear canal was full of sand! Earplugs alone are not going to fix the hearing loss problem....
Posted on March 2 at 12:05 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
The potholes in the parking lot where I work could swallow your car if you aren't careful! I have seen numerous cars actually get stuck in them!
Our road has about 10 inches of ice on it and a river that runs through the ice potholes. If I didn't know better, I think I saw some people ice fishing thinking it was the river on our road!!!
On Transportation secretary vows to 'get to the bottom' of Interstate troubles
Posted on February 22 at 11:22 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
There are some things that are forgotten here, or mis-reported. The Janesville National Guard was told at 7pm on Wednesday that Gov. Doyle declared a state of emergency and they were to report to the armory.
By 7:45 the soldiers were ready to go and assist, but were never called to action. The armory was ready for a shelter, but no one was brought there.
There was serious miscommunication between emergency management officials and the state (national guard). People were misused all night and day.
This accident could have been taken care of much much sooner if people and organizations had been used to their potential.
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On Father accused of killing son still critical
Posted on November 21 at 9:21 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
You people are horrible! This story should not be available for comment.
Why hasn't the gazette written any stories about this incident so that the ignorant people on her could educate themselves on what the Dutter family is really like??? What great reporting!