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Colfax School Lunch Menu – 10-1-2014

By Melissa | September 30, 2014

Colfax School Lunch Menu – 10-1-2014

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Colfax-Elk Mound Church Directory – 10-1-2014

By Melissa | September 30, 2014

Colfax-Elk Mound Church Directory – 10-1-2014

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Bulldog runners finish ninth on Durand course

By Melissa | September 30, 2014

By Kelsie Hoitomt DURAND — The Boyceville Bulldogs’ cross country teams competed in Durand last week and both placed ninth overall in their 5K races.

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Obesity is a problem for older Americans

By Melissa | September 30, 2014

The “obesity epidemic” has become one of the foremost issues of the 21st Century but the focus has been on overweight children.  In fact, obesity is growing more prevalent among older Americans, according to the Centers for Disease Control.  The CDC reports that more than 35% of the 60-plus population is obese.

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You can teach an old dog new tricks

By Melissa | September 30, 2014

Some older adults go back to school to train for a new post-retirement job.  Others do it to improve their social lives.  Whatever the reason, it’s a way to keep active and learn new skills.

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Sleep, perhaps to dream

By Melissa | September 30, 2014

You are apt to suffer restless sleep as you grow older and that’s not a good thing, according to the Association of Mature American Citizens.  The 50-plus set can usually fall asleep with few problems, but many of them have a hard time staying asleep.

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Boyceville Bits and Pieces – 10-1-2014

By Melissa | September 30, 2014

Now, after a day of 80 degrees, and it’s now only 60 degrees, what a difference! My leaves are really leaving the beautiful maple in my front yard.

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Potential for deer crashes will be high again this fall

By Melissa | September 30, 2014

Although a robust deer population is a boon to hunters and automotive body shops, the speedy and unpredictable animals are hazardous for drivers on Wisconsin roads every fall.

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Celebrating National Newspaper Week in 2014: Newspapers are community

By Melissa | September 30, 2014

by Keith Anderson, director of news, ECM Publishers, Coon Rapids, Minnesota There are hundreds of beautiful towns in the United States. And each of them has a claim to fame. Whether it’s the Fire Hydrant Capital of the world in Albertville, Alabama, the giant statue of Paul Bunyan welcoming visitors to Brainerd, Minnesota, or the…

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Celebrating National Newspaper Week in 2014: What do you care about?

By Melissa | September 30, 2014

By Robert M. Williams, Jr. What do you care most about in life? Most of us would put family at, or near, the top of such a list. Friends would be there. So would our jobs or businesses, our livelihoods. Our homes. Maybe our pets. Our hobbies and pastimes. Add in those around us: neighbors,…

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