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Lake Holcombe Town Board - Your deer can stave off hunger for your neighbors

Your deer can stave off hunger for your neighbors
Lake Holcombe Town Board supervisors David Staudacher (left) and Jeff Anders, agreed to a time change – no, not that one. This one is to change the regular monthly meeting time to 6 p.m., making for an earlier night, to conduct town business. Photo by Joy Dain
Your deer can stave off hunger for your neighbors
Lake Holcombe Town Board supervisors David Staudacher (left) and Jeff Anders, agreed to a time change – no, not that one. This one is to change the regular monthly meeting time to 6 p.m., making for an earlier night, to conduct town business. Photo by Joy Dain

Hunting season is an important part of Wisconsin’s heritage, rich with tradition for families heading out to the cabin and looking forward to some meat for the stew pot. Not everyone is as lucky,...

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