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Too cold to camp?; Joint Finance pulls UW funding increase; Budget committee endorses collecting DNA from suspects; more state news
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It got down to 27 degrees in northern Wisconsin this morning, but somewhat warmer temps are expected for the weekend. Lawmakers rejected a proposed funding increase, taking their anger out on the UW for imposing maximum tuition increases for six straight years while quietly sitting on $650 million in cash reserves.
Friday, May, 24, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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It got down to 27 degrees in northern Wisconsin this morning, but somewhat warmer temps are expected for the weekend. Lawmakers rejected a proposed funding increase, taking their anger out on the UW for imposing maximum tuition increases for six straight years while quietly sitting on $650 million in cash reserves.
Friday, May, 24, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Late spring, more walleyes prompt lawmaker to back off funding threat affecting tribes; Milwaukee falls to 30th largest U.S. city; more state briefs
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Tensions between six Chippewa tribes and the DNR are expected to ease a bit after a lawmaker backed off his threat to block state funding for a cultural center in the wake of higher spearing quotas. Also, stories about how many wolves may be killed next year, the still-unexplained death of a 12-year-old, a gold-broker being sent to prison and new U.S.Census figures.
Thursday, May, 23, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Tensions between six Chippewa tribes and the DNR are expected to ease a bit after a lawmaker backed off his threat to block state funding for a cultural center in the wake of higher spearing quotas. Also, stories about how many wolves may be killed next year, the still-unexplained death of a 12-year-old, a gold-broker being sent to prison and new U.S.Census figures.
Thursday, May, 23, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Measure to require more job efforts from food stamp recipients advances; fallen FBI agent with Wisconsin link remembered; more state news
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Joint Finance committee members Tuesday limited a provision in Gov. Scott Walker's budget to sell public property and advanced rules to incent unemployed citizens getting food assistance to work harder at finding a job. Also, Weather Service records compare the Moore, OK. tornado to epic twisters that have hit Wisconsin and a story about two FBI agents killed in a training exercise last week -- one of whom started his career in Milwaukee.
Wednesday, May, 22, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Joint Finance committee members Tuesday limited a provision in Gov. Scott Walker's budget to sell public property and advanced rules to incent unemployed citizens getting food assistance to work harder at finding a job. Also, Weather Service records compare the Moore, OK. tornado to epic twisters that have hit Wisconsin and a story about two FBI agents killed in a training exercise last week -- one of whom started his career in Milwaukee.
Wednesday, May, 22, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Panel will decide on DNA-collection question, 'double-dipping'; house explosion levels one- damages five near Eau Claire; more state news
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A Sunday afternoon explosion decimated a town of Washington home and blew out windows and cracked walls at surrounding properties. Also, members of the Legislature's Joint Finance committee have several weighty decisions before them this week, including some which would curtail Gov. Scott Walker-budget initiatives. Also, stories of a police shooting, bicyclist's death and more.
Monday, May, 20, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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A Sunday afternoon explosion decimated a town of Washington home and blew out windows and cracked walls at surrounding properties. Also, members of the Legislature's Joint Finance committee have several weighty decisions before them this week, including some which would curtail Gov. Scott Walker-budget initiatives. Also, stories of a police shooting, bicyclist's death and more.
Monday, May, 20, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Job situation: Back on track or derailed?; Wood-cutting accident caused wildfire that burned over 8,000 acres; more briefs
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Wisconsin’s job picture is either exciting or lackluster, depending on which political party you believe. Smoke from logging equipment caused this week’s massive wildfire in far northwest Wisconsin.
Friday, May, 17, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin’s job picture is either exciting or lackluster, depending on which political party you believe. Smoke from logging equipment caused this week’s massive wildfire in far northwest Wisconsin.
Friday, May, 17, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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St. Croix parks to have open house, state parks plan free days
St. Croix County will host a County Parks Open House Day Sunday, June 2, for all park visitors.
Thursday, May, 16, 2013 - River Falls Journal - News
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St. Croix County will host a County Parks Open House Day Sunday, June 2, for all park visitors.
Thursday, May, 16, 2013 - River Falls Journal - News
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Wisconsin fire’s wrath was swift, severe
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BARNES, Wis. — Bob Gotelaere’s outhouse was still on fire Wednesday morning when he drove around roadblocks to check his home near Ellison Lake.
Thursday, May, 16, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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BARNES, Wis. — Bob Gotelaere’s outhouse was still on fire Wednesday morning when he drove around roadblocks to check his home near Ellison Lake.
Thursday, May, 16, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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UPDATED(4:20 p.m.) Hotline established for individuals affected by Germann Road fire
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The Department of Natural Resources has established a hotline which residents potentially impacted by the Germann Road Fire in Douglas County can call to learn about the status of their homes and property. Meanwhile firefighters continue to extinguish hotspots and shore up fire lines.
Wednesday, May, 15, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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The Department of Natural Resources has established a hotline which residents potentially impacted by the Germann Road Fire in Douglas County can call to learn about the status of their homes and property. Meanwhile firefighters continue to extinguish hotspots and shore up fire lines.
Wednesday, May, 15, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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A simple cabin close to home
The definition of the word "cabin" varies dramatically these days. While cabins were once remote structures in the woods, many have now evolved to mean "second home on a lake with running water, a sauna and laundry machines."
Tuesday, May, 14, 2013 - RiverTown Multimedia - News
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The definition of the word "cabin" varies dramatically these days. While cabins were once remote structures in the woods, many have now evolved to mean "second home on a lake with running water, a sauna and laundry machines."
Tuesday, May, 14, 2013 - RiverTown Multimedia - News
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High court considers Wisconsin-focused church-state case; Assembly mulls new landlord-tenant law; new 'Alice' crowned
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New legislation would allow landlords to seize property left behind when a tenant has been evicted. Also, the U.S. Supreme Court may decide a Wisconsin church-state dispute that has national ramifications for churches that host school events, plus stories about the new "Alice", a grad speaker's conclusions on a Hillary Clinton presidency and more state briefs.
Monday, May, 13, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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New legislation would allow landlords to seize property left behind when a tenant has been evicted. Also, the U.S. Supreme Court may decide a Wisconsin church-state dispute that has national ramifications for churches that host school events, plus stories about the new "Alice", a grad speaker's conclusions on a Hillary Clinton presidency and more state briefs.
Monday, May, 13, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Joint Finance OKs one year's funding for embattled WEDC; panel would curb reciprocity; Gogebic files permit request, more state news
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The state Legislature’s finance committee has endorsed only one year of funding for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation. Also, Gogebic Taconite has filed a request with the WDNR to being boring 1,400-foot deep exploratory probes near Ashland, plus stories about eliminating reciprocity tuition rates for Minnesotans wanting to attend UW-Madison and a bid to prevent any restrictions on big, sugary sodas in Wisconsin.
Friday, May, 10, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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The state Legislature’s finance committee has endorsed only one year of funding for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation. Also, Gogebic Taconite has filed a request with the WDNR to being boring 1,400-foot deep exploratory probes near Ashland, plus stories about eliminating reciprocity tuition rates for Minnesotans wanting to attend UW-Madison and a bid to prevent any restrictions on big, sugary sodas in Wisconsin.
Friday, May, 10, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Story about missing canoeists was fabricated; new law would mean prison for 7-time drunks; more state news
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After dozens of searchers spent two days using boats and a helicopter to canvass the swollen waters of the Chippewa River, a Manitowoc man admitted to Eau Claire police that he made up a story about two canoeists capsizing and disappearing in the river. Also, stories about May skiing up north, updates from the Legislature and the child molestation case against a former Ellsworth teacher.
Friday, May, 03, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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After dozens of searchers spent two days using boats and a helicopter to canvass the swollen waters of the Chippewa River, a Manitowoc man admitted to Eau Claire police that he made up a story about two canoeists capsizing and disappearing in the river. Also, stories about May skiing up north, updates from the Legislature and the child molestation case against a former Ellsworth teacher.
Friday, May, 03, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Prep work starts for Stillwater Bridge – really; Farm planting start is slowest in 30 years; more state news
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Dock walls are being built to accommodate the construction equipment that will help install the foundations for the new bridge over the St. Croix River. The long winter has Wisconsin farmers off to their slowest spring planting start on record.
Tuesday, April, 30, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Dock walls are being built to accommodate the construction equipment that will help install the foundations for the new bridge over the St. Croix River. The long winter has Wisconsin farmers off to their slowest spring planting start on record.
Tuesday, April, 30, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin's drought is officially over; Supreme Court urged to review Act 10; smokes swiped from ATF warehouse, more state news
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A federal group that monitors soil conditions nationwide says only 13 percent of Wisconsin is still facing drought conditions. Also, budget negotiators at the Capitol have approved the elimination of 32 positions in the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Plus stories about a sex offender recaptured after five days on the run and an update on the future of an old ammunition plant near Baraboo.
Friday, April, 26, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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A federal group that monitors soil conditions nationwide says only 13 percent of Wisconsin is still facing drought conditions. Also, budget negotiators at the Capitol have approved the elimination of 32 positions in the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Plus stories about a sex offender recaptured after five days on the run and an update on the future of an old ammunition plant near Baraboo.
Friday, April, 26, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Company asks for injunction to stop work on Stillwater bridge; Report: Voucher-school students trail public school students; more state briefs
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CS McCrossan Construction is asking for an injunction, saying its bid on the new St. Croix River bridge project was illegally rejected by the Minnesota Department of Transportation. A report issued by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction shows students at the state’s voucher schools improved their math and reading proficiencies but still trail students attending class in public schools; more state news
Wednesday, April, 24, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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CS McCrossan Construction is asking for an injunction, saying its bid on the new St. Croix River bridge project was illegally rejected by the Minnesota Department of Transportation. A report issued by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction shows students at the state’s voucher schools improved their math and reading proficiencies but still trail students attending class in public schools; more state news
Wednesday, April, 24, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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$200 million deal closed during governor’s trade trip; Milwaukee cop pleads no contest to strip searching men; more state news
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Wisconsin’s governor returned home from a trade mission Monday and already has a $200 million transaction completed. Wisconsin-grown ginseng will be sold to one of China’s largest medicine companies.
Tuesday, April, 23, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin’s governor returned home from a trade mission Monday and already has a $200 million transaction completed. Wisconsin-grown ginseng will be sold to one of China’s largest medicine companies.
Tuesday, April, 23, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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'Habitat Handout Day' set for May 4 at Baldwin
BALDWIN - Property owners in Pierce and St. Croix counties interested in making their land wildlife friendly are invited to attend the annual "Habitat Handout Day" and receive free spruce trees, wildlife friendly shrubs and seed for wildlife food plots.
Monday, April, 22, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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BALDWIN - Property owners in Pierce and St. Croix counties interested in making their land wildlife friendly are invited to attend the annual "Habitat Handout Day" and receive free spruce trees, wildlife friendly shrubs and seed for wildlife food plots.
Monday, April, 22, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Mississippi still on the rise; Worker's disappearance ends with grim discovery; more state news
Wisconsin News
With another night of heavy rains forecast over much of Wisconsin, residents along the Mississippi River are braced for possible flooding as the northern snowpack begins to melt. Also, plans to decommission a nuclear power plant near Kewaunee say it will take 60 years and nearly $1 billion to complete, plus news about a police killing near Menasha and proposed legislation that would prevent employers from creeping job candidates' social media sites.
Monday, April, 22, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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With another night of heavy rains forecast over much of Wisconsin, residents along the Mississippi River are braced for possible flooding as the northern snowpack begins to melt. Also, plans to decommission a nuclear power plant near Kewaunee say it will take 60 years and nearly $1 billion to complete, plus news about a police killing near Menasha and proposed legislation that would prevent employers from creeping job candidates' social media sites.
Monday, April, 22, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Over 14 inches of snow falls in some places; Utility overbills school district by $310,000; more briefs
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Hawthorn, near Superior in Douglas County, had the largest snow total by early this morning. That region was expecting 2-4 more inches. Storm warnings continue for much of the far northern part of the state. A school district in southern Wisconsin is getting a $310,000 refund from a utility which accidentally overcharged the schools for five years or more.
Friday, April, 19, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Hawthorn, near Superior in Douglas County, had the largest snow total by early this morning. That region was expecting 2-4 more inches. Storm warnings continue for much of the far northern part of the state. A school district in southern Wisconsin is getting a $310,000 refund from a utility which accidentally overcharged the schools for five years or more.
Friday, April, 19, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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No Wisconsin runners hurt in Boston blasts; $17 million pledged for dairy center; more state news
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Although some 450 runners from the state were registered for Monday's ill-fated Boston Marathon, none are believe to have been injured in the two bomb blasts that will forever mar the national event. Also stories about a new effort to humiliate tax-dodgers, details on $17 million pledged for a new UW-M dairy center and a Milwaukee-area native who has won a Pulitzer prize.
Tuesday, April, 16, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Although some 450 runners from the state were registered for Monday's ill-fated Boston Marathon, none are believe to have been injured in the two bomb blasts that will forever mar the national event. Also stories about a new effort to humiliate tax-dodgers, details on $17 million pledged for a new UW-M dairy center and a Milwaukee-area native who has won a Pulitzer prize.
Tuesday, April, 16, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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