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12 students honored for highlighting importance of the 1st Amendment

Twelve high school and middle school students have been recognized by the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation for their submissions to the...

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12 students honored for highlighting importance of the 1st Amendment

Twelve high school and middle school students have been recognized by the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation for their submissions to the...

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Posted on February 8, 2023

Bomb threat causes elementary evacuation

By Julia Wolf The Cadott School District’s crisis plan was put into action, after a bomb threat was left on the wall of the girls’ bathroom at th...

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Bomb threat causes elementary evacuation

By Julia Wolf The Cadott School District’s crisis plan was put into action, after a bomb threat was left on the wall of the girls’ bathroom at th...

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Posted on February 8, 2023

Americans’ right to assembly has allowed us to thrive

Over the next few weeks The Star News will run the winning entries at the high school and middle school level: The First Amendment is one o...

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Americans’ right to assembly has allowed us to thrive

Over the next few weeks The Star News will run the winning entries at the high school and middle school level: The First Amendment is one o...

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Posted on February 8, 2023

Sauerwein ready to make a legacy for himself

Surrounded by his main support system, Lake Holcombe senior Max Sauerwein (second from right) signed a Letter of Intent Feb. 1, to play Division 3 foo...

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Sauerwein ready to make a legacy for himself

Surrounded by his main support system, Lake Holcombe senior Max Sauerwein (second from right) signed a Letter of Intent Feb. 1, to play Division 3 foo...

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Posted on February 8, 2023

City holds steady at 10% financing for residential development

The city of Medford is continuing to refine its guidelines for addressing how much support to give to contractors looking to bring housing projec...

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City holds steady at 10% financing for residential development

The city of Medford is continuing to refine its guidelines for addressing how much support to give to contractors looking to bring housing projec...

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Posted on February 8, 2023

New weight limit in place for Holcombe bridge

The County Hwy. M bridge over the Chippewa River, in Holcombe, will have a 30-ton weight limit placed in effect immediately. During a recent bridge in...

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New weight limit in place for Holcombe bridge

The County Hwy. M bridge over the Chippewa River, in Holcombe, will have a 30-ton weight limit placed in effect immediately. During a recent bridge in...

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Posted on February 8, 2023

Committee hears answers to questions over value of state group

“The more people that are in these organizations, the more power you have for passing legislation,” said Taylor County board chairman Jim Met...

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Committee hears answers to questions over value of state group

“The more people that are in these organizations, the more power you have for passing legislation,” said Taylor County board chairman Jim Met...

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Posted on February 8, 2023

Don’t take budget tools away from local, county governments

– Editorial – Members of the Courier Sentinel editorial board include publisher Carol O’Leary, general manager Kris O’Leary and Star News e...

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Don’t take budget tools away from local, county governments

– Editorial – Members of the Courier Sentinel editorial board include publisher Carol O’Leary, general manager Kris O’Leary and Star News e...

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Posted on February 8, 2023

Staffing, service on the table as county looks at budget cuts

County executive committee refines scope of efforts to remove $500,000 from Taylor County budget in 2024 Staffing and service cuts will be on t...

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Staffing, service on the table as county looks at budget cuts

County executive committee refines scope of efforts to remove $500,000 from Taylor County budget in 2024 Staffing and service cuts will be on t...

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Posted on February 8, 2023

You CAN eat the daisies

– Random Writings: Column by Rebecca Lindquist – If you have ever visited the Courier Sentinel newspaper office, you may have noticed our obsessi...

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You CAN eat the daisies

– Random Writings: Column by Rebecca Lindquist – If you have ever visited the Courier Sentinel newspaper office, you may have noticed our obsessi...

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Posted on February 8, 2023

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12 students honored for highlighting importance of the 1st Amendment

12 students honored for highlighting importance of the 1st Amendment

Bomb threat causes elementary evacuation

Bomb threat causes elementary evacuation

Americans’ right to assembly has allowed us to thrive

Americans’ right to assembly has allowed us to thrive

Sauerwein ready to make a legacy for himself

Sauerwein ready to make a legacy for himself

City holds steady at 10% financing for residential development

City holds steady at 10% financing for residential development

New weight limit in place for Holcombe bridge

New weight limit in place for Holcombe bridge

Committee hears answers to questions over value of state group

Committee hears answers to questions over value of state group

Don’t take budget tools away from local, county governments

Don’t take budget tools away from local, county governments

Staffing, service on the table as county looks at budget cuts

Staffing, service on the table as county looks at budget cuts

You CAN eat the daisies

You CAN eat the daisies

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