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Cornell School Board - Maybe the building wouldn’t have to close

Maybe the building wouldn’t have to close
Joining Gov. Tony Evers (middle), March 30, in Madison, Cornell resident and EMS worker Ashley Carothers (to the right of Evers), was part of those who worked tirelessly, to see the PTSD Workers’ Compensation Bill passed. This bill allows EMS to get the help they need for their mental health, caused by the stress and trauma of the job, without having to go bankrupt to get it. Submitted Photo
Maybe the building wouldn’t have to close
Joining Gov. Tony Evers (middle), March 30, in Madison, Cornell resident and EMS worker Ashley Carothers (to the right of Evers), was part of those who worked tirelessly, to see the PTSD Workers’ Compensation Bill passed. This bill allows EMS to get the help they need for their mental health, caused by the stress and trauma of the job, without having to go bankrupt to get it. Submitted Photo

With the spring election rapidly approaching, whether or not the Cornell School referendum, to address major concerns at the high school building, passes, is first and foremost on a lot of people...

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Finally, the mental health of EMS is not overlooked

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Vote “YES” to Cornell referendum

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– Letter to the Editor –

I recently spoke at the Cornell School District board meeting, regarding the agenda item on debt and asset management, specifically concerning the 1915 school building and the sections proposed for demolition, under the April 7 referendum. I support investing in the future of the district, with facilities that meet current and long-term needs.At the same time, I believe our community deserves the ...

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Another Farm Act Passes of House Committee

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Strengthening Rural Wisconsin

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