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National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, which was Oct. 25-31, was highlighted by statewide efforts to prevent lead exposure, increase childhood blood lead testing rates, and help families and comm...

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Students are building their very own culture
Showing their undying loyalty to their favorite team, while still getting an entry in the pumpkin decorating contest, students at the Cornell Elementary School were on the ball (pun intended), with their designs. Just mere days before the Milwaukee Brewers won their first ever World Series championship, one student paid tribute to the team, with their themed pumpkin. More photos on Page 8. Photo by Ginna Young
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Students are building their very own culture

The climate is changing at the Cornell High School, with students stepping up and taking hold of the...

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Hornet Care is thriving to make the district stronger

In just its second year of existence, the Hornet Care program at Cadott, is doing exactly what it was designed to: keep kids in the district and give families another option for childcare. Greg Sonnentag spoke about what’s happening with the program, Oct. 12, during the board of education meeting.Before the service was started, the district looked into what was working in other districts, about ...

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I don’t mind if you look at our tree
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I don’t mind if you look at our tree

I know, I know, the turkey isn’t even in the oven and here I have the Christmas tree up, with the ...

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Slow down, lives are on the line

Partners throughout the state and country, are urging motorists to move over or slow down for flashing lights on the side of the road, to keep first responders safe. With Nov. 2-6 as Crash Responder Safety Week, nearly 140 municipalities and counties across Wisconsin, are taking a stand, to protect roadside workers in their communities.“When you see flashing lights on the roadside, move over or ...

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Take the pledge and put the phone down

Traffic safety partners and motorists across the state, are asked to follow two simple actions for safer roads, as an ongoing part of the Buckle Up Phone Down Day (Oct. 28), which is an annual campaign, that encourages roadway users to wear a seat belt and put the phone down while driving. Every trip, every time.“Distractions are a major cause of crashes and many could be prevented, if drivers j...

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Working to reduce lead exposure in children
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Working to reduce lead exposure in children

National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, which was Oct. 25-31, was highlighted by statewide efforts ...

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