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Tuesday’s vote was first under new district maps Wisconsin Public Radio By Robin Washington November 7, 2024 Election night viewers of CNN and other broadcasts saw the map of Wisconsin flashed repeatedly on their TV screens, with a noticeable patch… Continue Reading →
Promissory notes between parents and son led to dispute and suggestion of forgery Wisconsin Public Radio By Robin Washington October 31, 2024 In Ashland recently, two lawsuits have been settled involving Kathy Cargill, the 1976 graduate of Ashland High School… Continue Reading →
‘Superior Dialogue’ series offers advice on reaching out across the political aisle Wisconsin Public Radio By Robin Washington September 19, 2024 here’s little debate that the political divide in America is as deep as ever, perhaps going back to the… Continue Reading →
Just ahead of the premiere of WPR’s two new networks — “WPR News” and “WPR Music” — “Simply Superior” airs its final show this week. The regional news and features will continue, however, in new “Morning Edition” segments produced by… Continue Reading →
Wisconsin Public Radio By Robin Washington ASHLAND, Wisconsin — To read the hundreds of social media posts about her in recent weeks, Kathy Cargill is an uncaring outsider interloping on Duluth’s picturesque Park Point; an over-privileged billionaire intent on tearing… Continue Reading →
Forward By Robin Washington March 20, 2024 It’s not at all surprising that a Jewish newspaper would publish an illustration of Queen Esther just before Purim. But a portrait of Esther as Black — dark skin, dark hair and braids… Continue Reading →
Bruce Haynes, the grandson of the National Urban League’s founder, discovers his forebear was half-Jewish Forward By Robin Washington February 28, 2024 Although Bruce Haynes is the author of The Soul of Judaism — arguably the most definitive book about… Continue Reading →
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