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Bats can be humanely evicted from buildings

With bats leaving their summer roosts to return to their winter hibernation sites, Wisconsinites are reminded that fall is a good time to safely, and ...

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Bats can be humanely evicted from buildings

With bats leaving their summer roosts to return to their winter hibernation sites, Wisconsinites are reminded that fall is a good time to safely, and ...

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Posted on September 22, 2021

Fowl harvest season looks robust for fall hunting

The season outlook for ruffed grouse, woodcock and wild turkey, is available, plus essential updates for hunters to be in the know, ahead of the Sept....

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Fowl harvest season looks robust for fall hunting

The season outlook for ruffed grouse, woodcock and wild turkey, is available, plus essential updates for hunters to be in the know, ahead of the Sept....

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Posted on September 22, 2021

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Two decades later, 9/11 still resounds in America’s mind

Capt. Jim Anderson pauses Sept. 11, in front of the Cadott Citizen Solider Highway monument as the sun rises, just before 8:03 a.m., 20 year...

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Two decades later, 9/11 still resounds in America’s mind

Capt. Jim Anderson pauses Sept. 11, in front of the Cadott Citizen Solider Highway monument as the sun rises, just before 8:03 a.m., 20 year...

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Posted on September 15, 2021

Swine farm informational hearing answers questions

Shamus Brown, Preferred Capital Management, a division of Fairmont Veterinary Clinic, gave a brief overview of the plans for Blue Hills Swine Facility...

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Swine farm informational hearing answers questions

Shamus Brown, Preferred Capital Management, a division of Fairmont Veterinary Clinic, gave a brief overview of the plans for Blue Hills Swine Facility...

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Posted on September 15, 2021

Football fans can stand on the track, if rules respected

By Julia Wolf Football fans will be allowed on the track during games this year, provided they follow the rules set forth to protect the track surfac...

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Football fans can stand on the track, if rules respected

By Julia Wolf Football fans will be allowed on the track during games this year, provided they follow the rules set forth to protect the track surfac...

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Posted on September 15, 2021

Community invited to join in on homecoming events

By Julia Wolf Homecoming is a great time to show school spirit, and not just for students. Community members are invited to take part in a number of ...

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Community invited to join in on homecoming events

By Julia Wolf Homecoming is a great time to show school spirit, and not just for students. Community members are invited to take part in a number of ...

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Posted on September 15, 2021

Mayo Mini-Grants are offered to school districts

Mayo Clinic Health System is offering its School and Student Support Grant program, a program that seeks to improve the health of youth and families i...

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Mayo Mini-Grants are offered to school districts

Mayo Clinic Health System is offering its School and Student Support Grant program, a program that seeks to improve the health of youth and families i...

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Posted on September 15, 2021

Cadott Village Board; Bid for LSL replacement project approved

By Julia Wolf The Private Lead Water Service Line Replacement (LSL) project is set to begin in the coming months, after the Cadott Village Board appr...

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Cadott Village Board; Bid for LSL replacement project approved

By Julia Wolf The Private Lead Water Service Line Replacement (LSL) project is set to begin in the coming months, after the Cadott Village Board appr...

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Posted on September 15, 2021

Food pantry’s expansion project comes to fruition

Dawn Rank, director of the Lake Holcombe Food Pantry (center), gleefully tosses a ribbon out of the way after the cutting by Lions president R...

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Food pantry’s expansion project comes to fruition

Dawn Rank, director of the Lake Holcombe Food Pantry (center), gleefully tosses a ribbon out of the way after the cutting by Lions president R...

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Posted on September 15, 2021

Hunters urged to use treestand harnesses

Those participating in the upcoming deer hunting season, are reminded to use treestands safely. According to surveys, one-quarter of bowhunter...

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Hunters urged to use treestand harnesses

Those participating in the upcoming deer hunting season, are reminded to use treestands safely. According to surveys, one-quarter of bowhunter...

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Posted on September 15, 2021

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Bats can be humanely evicted from buildings

Bats can be humanely evicted from buildings

Fowl harvest season looks robust for fall hunting

Fowl harvest season looks robust for fall hunting

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Two decades later, 9/11 still resounds in America’s mind

Two decades later, 9/11 still resounds in America’s mind

Swine farm informational hearing answers questions

Swine farm informational hearing answers questions

Football fans can stand on the track, if rules respected

Football fans can stand on the track, if rules respected

Community invited to join in on homecoming events

Community invited to join in on homecoming events

Mayo Mini-Grants are offered to school districts

Mayo Mini-Grants are offered to school districts

Cadott Village Board; Bid for LSL replacement project approved

Cadott Village Board; Bid for LSL replacement project approved

Food pantry’s expansion project comes to fruition

Food pantry’s expansion project comes to fruition

Hunters urged to use treestand harnesses

Hunters urged to use treestand harnesses

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