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MHR CONCESSION STAND WORKERS IN THEIR NEW COWBOY HATS, 2000.
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MHR CONCESSION STAND WORKERS IN THEIR NEW COWBOY HATS, 2000.

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State Men Will Be Called in November

Wisconsin will have to supply 1,600 men in the November draft ...

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Shooting suspect in custody
Nine-year-old Bentley McCarron played the part of a victim involved in a car accident in a demonstration for Medford Area Senior High students on Thursday, April 30. The mock crash was caused by an impaired driver, with most roles represented by students. Taylor County and city emergency responders transported McCarron to the Med-Trans helicopter, which landed on Brucker St., while the driver responsible was put through field sobriety tests and subsequently detained and crews worked to free other victims in the demonstration. See pages 10-11 for additional coverage. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS
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Rebecca (l. to r.) and Eric Zuleger talk with governor candidate Mandela Barnes in a hoop house at We Grow in Westboro on Tuesday afternoon. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
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Cmdr. Crystal Schaefer renders a salute as she enters the change-of-command ceremony of USS Constitution. PHOTO BY MASS COMMUNICATION SPECIALIST 1ST CLASS RAYMOND MINAMI
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