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Traffic fatalities up in September

By Melissa | October 15, 2012

By Kelsie Hoitomt According to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, as of September 30, 2012 a total of 480 people have died in Wisconsin traffic crashes, including 85 motorcycle drivers, 13 motorcycle passengers, 32 pedestrians and seven bicyclists.

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Colfax Health and Rehab – 10-17-2012

By Melissa | October 15, 2012

The weekend’s weather was cool and refreshing. Residents kept busy and warm with Hollywood game on Saturday.

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An Outdoorsman’s Journal – 10-17-2012

By Melissa | October 12, 2012

Dane County Deer Hunt Hello friends, Wisconsin’s state wide Youth Deer Hunt, which is open to young hunters in the age group of 10-15 years, was held on October 6th and 7th.   I camped on some private land in Dane County with fellow KAMO mentor Vern Denzer, KAMO Kid, Jamie Bistodeau and my daughter…

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ANNA MARIE (DRINKMAN) HAYLE

By Melissa | October 12, 2012

Anna Hayle, 79, passed away on September 21, 2012 at home in Farmington, MN. Anna was born March 27, 1933 in Glenwood City, Wisconsin to Bernice and Harry Drinkman. She was a 1951 graduate of Glenwood City High School.

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100 years ago, former president visited Glenwood City

By Melissa | October 12, 2012

The October 17, 1912 addition of the Glenwood City Tribune modestly proclaimed, “Most Famous America’s Citizen Tarries Briefly in the Best Town on Earth”.

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Glenwood City-Boyceville School Menus – October 22-26

By Melissa | October 12, 2012

Glenwood City-Boyceville School Menus – October 22-26

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General permit now available for small projects impacting wetlands

By Melissa | October 12, 2012

MADISON – A general permit that streamlines and shortens the wetland permitting process for some residential, commercial and industrial projects impacting wetlands is now in effect, state wetland officials say.

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Mulch and compost this fall to protect air quality and enrich your lawn and garden

By Melissa | October 12, 2012

MADISON – Fall is one of the most beautiful times to enjoy Wisconsin’s outdoors and is also a great time to mulch and compost leaves and other yard materials to help protect public health and maintain Wisconsin’s natural beauty, state recycling officials say.

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Plan approved to reduce phosphorous pollution in Red Cedar River system

By Melissa | October 12, 2012

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — A milestone has been reached in the decades-long effort to free Tainter and Menomin lakes — and the Red Cedar River that forms them  — of the noxious algal blooms that impair these Dunn County waters.

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Days of Old – 10-17-2012

By Melissa | October 12, 2012

Days of Old – 10-17-2012

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