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Christmas Recipe – Sea Salted Caramels

By Melissa | December 17, 2012

Sea Salted Caramels  Servings: 3 dozen

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The evolution and many faces of Christmas

By Melissa | December 17, 2012

Many people prepare for the arrival of Christmas months in advance. The first traces of wrapping paper and decorations arrive in stores as early as September, transforming the holiday into a much more secular celebration than its modest Christian beginnings. Despite Christmas being an important date in the lives of today’s Christians, the holiday failed…

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Keep busy with fun snow day activities

By Melissa | December 17, 2012

Few things are as eagerly anticipated by children as birthdays, holiday presents and, of course, snow days. When the meteorologist predicts several inches of snow, most kids go to sleep to visions of sledding, snowball fights and building snow forts. Should the school district close for the day, cheers can be heard throughout the neighborhood.…

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WEAC, AFT-Wisconsin issue joint statement on Connecticut tragedy

By Melissa | December 17, 2012

Wisconsin’s two largest education associations today reached out with sympathy and deep sadness to the families, students, educators and community members affected by the tragic events that occurred in Connecticut.

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Christmases past – Christmas memories with Lorraine Ross

By Melissa | December 17, 2012

“I don’t remember the first one, but I remember by second Christmas, shared Glenwood City’s own Lorraine Ross, Santa Claus came to the house and he brought me a little table and chairs, but he was so loud that I was terrified and cried all night; Santa stopped by when we were in bed after…

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CUTLINE – Lovelight Tree – Boyceville

By Melissa | December 17, 2012

LOVE LIGHT TREE LIT – Boyceville’s Love Light/Community Tree was lit during the 12th annual Spirit of Christmas celebration held December 8 on Boyceville’s Main St. The tree lighting was followed by the Live Nativity Scene, a lighted horse and holiday parade and a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus. The annual event is sponsored…

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Give your Christmas a country feel

By Melissa | December 17, 2012

Christmas decorations can range from grandiose lighting displays to more subtle adornments. Some families may prefer more traditional holiday decor, while others might like the look of modern trimmings. Holiday decorations can also be used to create an atmosphere reminiscent of a certain type of locale, giving a home a holiday in the city vibe…

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Out-of-the-box themes to make your holiday party unique

By Melissa | December 17, 2012

Parties are an integral part of the holiday season, when friends and family gather to celebrate and give thanks. For holiday hosts, parties are a great opportunity to make the season even more festive with an event that guests won’t soon forget. The following are just a few themes to make your holiday party as…

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Christmases past – Schmidts celebrated 62 years of Christmases together

By Melissa | December 17, 2012

CONNERSVILLE- Thomas “Jim” and Irene Schmidt have been celebrating the holidays together for 62 years since being married in 1950. Jim was born and raised in the Boyceville/Connorsville area along side his parents and five brothers and four sisters. Irene was raised in the Clear Lake area and comes from a family of five kids.

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Card of Thanks – The family of Elvira Seidl – 12-19-12

By Melissa | December 14, 2012

Dear Friends and Family, We would like to thank everyone for their prayers and cards in our time of sorrow. Special thanks to Pastor Diane and the Ladies circle. Also to Dean for all his help. THE FAMILY OF ELVIRA SEIDL

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