RHOADES
Community event planned in Hudson during Republican National Convention
With the Republican National Convention approaching in September and practically on the doorstep of Hudson in the Twin Cities, the community plans to show the state delegation and passing travelers what this city has to offer.By By Laura Sukowatey , August 22, 2008
Letter: Rhoades has been champion
Rep. Kitty Rhoades has been a champion for a new Stillwater Bridge throughout her entire public career. As longtime local advocates for building a new bridge and as western Wisconsin members on the Stakeholder group, we have worked with her extensively and closely, and seen her effectiveness.By John Soderberg and William Berndt , August 08, 2008
Letter: Supports Bruch in race
A while ago, this paper stopped printing the state news page. We’re told we can find it all on the Internet. While I remain concerned for those without Internet skills and/or access, and the lack of in-depth reporting by our papers, I did some research on our representatives.By Susan Stori, Town of Troy , August 08, 2008
Letter: Critical of Rhoades
A letter last week cited Rep. Rhoades’s rhetoric as an example of fiscal restraint. That’s certainly the image she spins for herself, but, ever since her appointment to oversee the budget, there has been a rare showing of bipartisan agreement that the budgets have been terrible.By John Lund, Hudson , August 08, 2008
Recent UW-River Falls grad challenges Rhoades
Wisconsin NewsMost college graduates celebrate earning their degree by updating their resumes. Bob Hughes took on another task: Collecting the hundreds of signatures needed to get his name on the ballot for Wisconsin Assembly.
By Judy Wiff, Regional Editor , August 07, 2008
Letter: Appreciates Rhoades vote
There was a letter in last week’s edition of the Star-Observer critical of Kitty Rhoades’ voting record not being representative of people’s needs. Kitty’s votes in my opinion are a sign of sanity in our crazy government that continues to pile up debt on the local, state and federal levels.By Richard Oehmke, Hudson , August 01, 2008
Letter: Critical of Rhoades
Spending extra time and money detouring through Hudson during the Stillwater Bridge repairs? You will be thrilled to know our politicians are working hard to end the bridge controversy.By James P. Nelson, New Richmond , August 01, 2008
Letter: Critical of Rhoades
I always take pleasure in attending the St. Croix County Fair, and this year was no exception. In an election year, I especially enjoy reading the political material from our area candidates. I was puzzled, however, to read that Rep. Kitty Rhoades defines herself as the only candidate with a record “representing our values in the Wisconsin State Assembly.”By Larry Glidden, Hudson , July 25, 2008
Mother prompts change in state law
When the pharmacist called to say he couldn’t refill a prescription for her special needs son’s anti-anxiety medication, Mary Boots was surprised.By Judy Wiff , June 26, 2008
Mother's worry prompts change in Wisconsin law
Wisconsin NewsWhen the pharmacist called to say he couldn't refill a prescription for her special needs son's anti-anxiety medication, Mary Boots was surprised.
By Judy Wiff , June 26, 2008
Letter: Critical of Rhoades’ record
A friend recently shared with me a fund-raising letter from Rep. Kitty Rhoades saying she promised to always put people above politics and partisanship.By Marcella Philo, Hudson , June 13, 2008
Rhoades is glad it's over; looks ahead to January
Wisconsin NewsAfter a budget stalemate and then a budget repair bill battle Rep. Kitty Rhoades, R-Hudson, says she's happy this legislative session is done.
By Brady Bautch , June 03, 2008
Letter: Critical of Kitty Rhoades
While Wisconsin schools “burn,” State Rep. Kitty Rhoades fiddles. School districts all over the state are slowly going out of business, and Kitty Rhoades refuses to even bring funding reform to the floor for discussion.By Harlen Menk, Ellsworth , April 11, 2008
Border jumpers left out under autism mandate Rhoades says
State NewsA measure that was turned back by the GOP-controlled Assembly this past session would require insurance companies to provide coverage for autism.
By Brady Bautch , March 20, 2008
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