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CLASSMATES OF JASE HOYT admired a special gift from Santa’s Helper. Hoyt, second from right, received this gift from a reader of the Tribune Press Reporter who lives in Oregon. Santa’s Helper was touched by the letter to Santa Claus written by Hoyt, who asked Santa to try to make his grandpa feel better, was published in the December 19th issue of this newspaper along with many other Christmas letters to Santa. Other members of Mrs. Bignell’s third grade class at Tiffany Elementary School looking over the Lego gift are from left: Arnold Sudbrink. Shea McGee, Vincent Schneider, Hoyt and Izyabella Becker. More photos can be found in this issue. —photo by Shawn DeWitt

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BARN ROOF COLLAPSES — A 60-foot by 120-foot section of the barn roof on the Clark Ridge Farm, located on County Highway F a few mile south of State Road 170 in the Town of Sherman, collapsed early Wednesday morning, February 13, killing 15 dairy cows and injuring others among the herd of 300 animals. A heavy snow load apparently caused the roof section to collapse undet the weight. The accident happened shortly before the morning milking was to take place. Family, firends and neighbors help removed the animals from the damaged section and helped clean up the debris and cleared snow, shoveling by hand, from the roof. —photo by Shawn DeWitt

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TEAMING UP TO FIGHT CANCER — Players on the Boyceville and Colfax girls' basketball teams stood in solidarity February 14 in the fight to end cancer. Together, players on both squads formed a ribbon in Boyceville's High School gym to kick off the 8th annual "Coaches versus Cancer" fundraiser before donning their respectively school colors to do battle on the hardwood. The event fetured a silent auction, raffles, and food with all proceeds going to the American Cancer Society to aid in its search for cures. —photo by Shawn DeWitt

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DONATION PRESENTED — Glenwood City ambulance co-directors Julie Lee (left) and Charl Draxler (right) presented Jodi and Dennis Hall with a check from a fundraiser the Glenwood City Ambulance personnel hosted on Saturday, January 26 to benefit Jodi Hall. The event featured a soup and sandwich luncheon, a bake sale and silent auction raised funds to help Jodi Hall with her medical expenses as she received treatment for pancreatic cancer. Her husband Dennis is an EMT with the Glenwood City service. The Glen Hills Lions Club, local boys scout troop and the Halls' church helped with the benefit. —photo by Shawn DeWitt

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