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Work together to ensure elders are not abused

During this unprecedented pandemic, the Family Support Center of Chippewa Falls/Eau Claire, is commemorating Elder Abuse Awareness Month through a...

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Work together to ensure elders are not abused

During this unprecedented pandemic, the Family Support Center of Chippewa Falls/Eau Claire, is commemorating Elder Abuse Awareness Month through a...

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Posted on June 3, 2020

Outdoorsman’s Journal-,

An Outdoorsman’s Journal-, By Mark Walters Good News for Stan’s Puckaway Resort Hello friends, This week’s column is another happy one ...

Sports

Outdoorsman’s Journal-,

An Outdoorsman’s Journal-, By Mark Walters Good News for Stan’s Puckaway Resort Hello friends, This week’s column is another happy one ...

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Posted on June 3, 2020

Cadott left to wonder the ‘what might have beens’

“I am going to miss what could have been.” The words from Cadott softball coach Kari Moldrem say it all, in regard to the sports season th...

Sports

Cadott left to wonder the ‘what might have beens’

“I am going to miss what could have been.” The words from Cadott softball coach Kari Moldrem say it all, in regard to the sports season th...

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Posted on June 3, 2020

Knights forced to settle for back-to-back titles

With a strong core of returning seniors, the Cornell-Lake Holcombe softball team looked to become three-peat East Lakeland Conference champions. T...

Sports

Knights forced to settle for back-to-back titles

With a strong core of returning seniors, the Cornell-Lake Holcombe softball team looked to become three-peat East Lakeland Conference champions. T...

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Posted on June 3, 2020

Antieau retires after 20 years in postal service

Those who frequent the Cornell Post Office may notice a familiar face is no longer there. Renee Antieau retired from the postmaster position M...

Feature

Antieau retires after 20 years in postal service

Those who frequent the Cornell Post Office may notice a familiar face is no longer there. Renee Antieau retired from the postmaster position M...

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Posted on June 3, 2020

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May
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27 May 2020

Graduation ceremony by invitation only

Cornell School Board Graduation will take place for Cornell High School seniors, with a more condensed and social distanced version set for Fri...

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Graduation ceremony by invitation only

Cornell School Board Graduation will take place for Cornell High School seniors, with a more condensed and social distanced version set for Fri...

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Posted on May 27, 2020

Fireworks and street dance are still a go

Cornell City Council Questions have swirled around for the last couple months, on when large-scale events can take place, ever since the state w...

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Fireworks and street dance are still a go

Cornell City Council Questions have swirled around for the last couple months, on when large-scale events can take place, ever since the state w...

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Posted on May 27, 2020

Culvert replacements begin

Those traveling between Cadott and Cornell, on State Hwy. 27, will have to plan their route accordingly, from now until this fall. A $1.5 million ...

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Culvert replacements begin

Those traveling between Cadott and Cornell, on State Hwy. 27, will have to plan their route accordingly, from now until this fall. A $1.5 million ...

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Posted on May 27, 2020

Guidance needed on community events

Editorial No one wants to be the bad guy. No one wants to be the one who says longtime community events cannot be held. No one wants to be ...

Opinion/Editorial

Guidance needed on community events

Editorial No one wants to be the bad guy. No one wants to be the one who says longtime community events cannot be held. No one wants to be ...

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Posted on May 27, 2020

No guns required for this hunt

– Column – Spring is one of my favorite times of year. I love how fresh and crisp everything is, after the drab remnants of dwindling grubby...

Opinion/Editorial

No guns required for this hunt

– Column – Spring is one of my favorite times of year. I love how fresh and crisp everything is, after the drab remnants of dwindling grubby...

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Posted on May 27, 2020

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Work together to ensure elders are not abused

Work together to ensure elders are not abused

Outdoorsman’s Journal-,

Outdoorsman’s Journal-,

Cadott left to wonder the ‘what might have beens’

Cadott left to wonder the ‘what might have beens’

Knights forced to settle for back-to-back titles

Knights forced to settle for back-to-back titles

Antieau retires after 20 years in postal service

Antieau retires after 20 years in postal service

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Graduation ceremony by invitation only

Graduation ceremony by invitation only

Fireworks and street dance are still a go

Fireworks and street dance are still a go

Culvert replacements begin

Culvert replacements begin

Guidance needed on community events

Guidance needed on community events

No guns required for this hunt

No guns required for this hunt

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