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Even after retiring from coaching Cornell track, Eino Martino is never without his notebook full of times and a stopwatch, which he’s ready to pull out at any given moment at a meet, despite the ...

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EMS crossing fingers that bill gets signed into law
It was a big day, Feb. 3, for the Cornell American Legion Post 353, as their chapter of the Sons of the American Legion (SAL), was awarded the official charter. Started in 1932, the SAL places an emphasis on preserving American traditions and values, improving the quality of life for the nation’s children, caring for veterans and their families, and teaching the fundamentals of good citizenship. To be eligible for membership, are all male descendants, adopted sons and stepsons of members of the American Legion, and such male descendants of veterans, who died in service, during the period of April 6, 1917, through Nov. 11, 1918, or any time from Dec. 7, 1941, to date, who served honorably. Presenting the charter to Post 353 members, was Rick Talford, SAL district commander (center). “Congratulations and I hope to see growth,” said Talford. “Our numbers are really climbing quickly.” Photo by Ginna Young
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EMS crossing fingers that bill gets signed into law

First responders drew a breath of relief, Feb. 11, that the PTSD Workers’ Compensation Bill passed...

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Things are not going to slide any longer
In celebration of the 2026 Winter Olympic games, taking place in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, the iconic lighted rings made an appearance at a farm on State Hwy. 27, north of Cadott. Bringing athletes together from countries across the world, the games showcase the best each nation has to offer, while showing what the spirit of cooperation can bring. Photo by Ginna Young
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Things are not going to slide any longer

Now that Cadott has a full-time police chief once more, enforcement is adhered to, with village resi...

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Put the brakes on self-driving vehicles in Wisconsin

Wisconsin legislators need to put the brakes on a plan to use Wisconsin residents as crash test dummies and the state’s roads as testtracks, for unproven technology.Rep. Dave Maxey, R-New Berlin, has called for Wisconsin to open the door, to having fully autonomous vehicles on the state’s roadways. As reported in the Feb. 4, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Maxey testified in support of legislation...

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Why Business Owners Need Separate Finances

Separating your business and personal finances is one of the smartest (and simplest) steps you can take, to protect your business, your sanity and your future. Whether you’re a brand new business owner or have operated for years, here’s why financial separation matters.Dividing your business and personal finances simplifies accounting, protects personal assets and establishes credibility.Separ...

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Remembering my mother the farm wife
Marcia Hardie loved chickens and raised real birds, when she lived on the farm. Submitted Photo
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Remembering my mother the farm wife

Back Home By Chris Hardie All writers have an internal voice or muse, that inspires their words and ...

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Looking ahead to plan enough power in the future
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Looking ahead to plan enough power in the future

The Cornell City Council took steps, Feb. 5, passing Resolution 26-1, committing to a long-term cont...

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