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Skateboard park refurbished for all to enjoy

The skateboard area at Cornell’s Mill Yard Park, was in need of repair and received renovations Sept. 7 and Sept. 15. Dana Leschensky, chair of the Cornell Street Dance Committee, tackled the project, with $680.52 from the dance funds, earmarked for the refurbishing. Photo by Ginna Young

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The skateboard area at Mill Yard Park in Cornell

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Cornell City Council; Fire and ambulance boards split apart

Fri, 10/11/2019 - 9:43am joyd

The Cornell Fire and Ambulance Board is now split into two boards

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Cadott Village Board; Boring bid accepted for improvements

Wed, 10/02/2019 - 3:07pm joyd

Utility improvements for the Chilson’s project could start in the near future

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Citizens State Bank carries on with its 117-year legacy

In back, are COO Kelly Kenealy, HR and marketing officer Nicole Kauphusman, universal mortgage loan specialist Chris Galvez, AVP – consumer banking Carrie Bowe, president/CEO Tim Cruciani, vice president of compliance Patti Harm, vice president of deposit operations Tim Stone, vice president of commercial lending Tony Hein, vice president of agricultural lending Dan Lindeman, credit analyst Nick Hedrington, and building and maintenance manager Tom Eder. Photo by Ginna Young

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A new chapter has begun for Citizens State Bank

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Interaction a must for town’s website

Wed, 10/02/2019 - 2:41pm joyd

The Town of Lake Holcombe website hasn’t been forgotten

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Memorial group takes step toward non-profit status

Judy Simpson filled in other members of the Holcombe Area Veterans, on what information is needed to fill out a 501(c)(3) form, to get non-profit status for the organization, during a meeting Sept. 19. She also asked that the group start writing bylaws. Photo by Julia Wolf

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The Holcombe Area Veterans continued the process of becoming a 501(c)(3) non-profit

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No family should have to lose a child from cancer

Wed, 10/02/2019 - 1:31pm joyd

“Five years ago…our son, Obadiah

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Ice could hamper spring installation of buoys

Wed, 10/02/2019 - 1:26pm joyd

Water safety has been on the minds of the Lake Holcombe Town Board

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ATV/UTV routes to open up city-wide

Wed, 09/25/2019 - 12:20pm joyd

After a recommendation from the Public Health and Safety Committee

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Cadott Village Board; ‘It’s not an option to get rid of our pet’

Loretta Schlageter asked the Cadott Village Board to consider allowing pit bull breed dogs into the village on a case-by-case basis, during a regular meeting Sept. 16. Schlageter suggested temperament tests or using muzzles as a way to ensure the safety of the community. The issue is slated to be discussed further at an Oct. 7 board meeting. Photo by Julia Wolf