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New UW Madison chancellor hails from Twin Cities; tribes announce highest-ever spearing goals; more state news
Wisconsin News
The nation's current secretary of commerce is expected to become the next chancellor at UW-Madison this summer. Also, the state's six Chippewa tribes have announced they plan to spear 59,000 pounds of walleyes this spring, which will lower to one fish, the daily limit for non-native anglers. Plus stories about Wisconsin's answer to Obamacare, a new "Doctor Apology" bill and police heroism last week at Stevens Point.
Tuesday, March, 19, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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The nation's current secretary of commerce is expected to become the next chancellor at UW-Madison this summer. Also, the state's six Chippewa tribes have announced they plan to spear 59,000 pounds of walleyes this spring, which will lower to one fish, the daily limit for non-native anglers. Plus stories about Wisconsin's answer to Obamacare, a new "Doctor Apology" bill and police heroism last week at Stevens Point.
Tuesday, March, 19, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Heavy ice will delay first towboats; tourism conference underway; 2 boys die in house fire, more state news
Wisconsin News
The first spring shipping boats will appear later than normal on the Mississippi River in western Wisconsin. Meanwhile, a thousand people connected with Wisconsin tourism are gathered in Madison to rally around the state's second largest industry. Read on for stories about a fatal duplex fire in West Allis, goats killed in a barn fire near Janesville and the state's latest snowmobile fatality.
Monday, March, 18, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
The first spring shipping boats will appear later than normal on the Mississippi River in western Wisconsin. Meanwhile, a thousand people connected with Wisconsin tourism are gathered in Madison to rally around the state's second largest industry. Read on for stories about a fatal duplex fire in West Allis, goats killed in a barn fire near Janesville and the state's latest snowmobile fatality.
Monday, March, 18, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Letter: Against mines in Alaska
Foreign mining companies including two of the world’s most powerful, Britain’s Anglo American and Rio Tinto, are planning to dig Peggy Mine, one of the largest open-pit mines at the headwaters of Bristol Bay, Alaska.
Sunday, March, 17, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Opinion
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Foreign mining companies including two of the world’s most powerful, Britain’s Anglo American and Rio Tinto, are planning to dig Peggy Mine, one of the largest open-pit mines at the headwaters of Bristol Bay, Alaska.
Sunday, March, 17, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Opinion
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Stress relief and more offered at At Peace Therapeutic Massage
At Peace Therapeutic Massage might help you regain balance in your life. Jennifer Nordin is a licensed massage therapist, a clinical aroma therapy practitioner and is craniosacral therapy certified. With this skill and knowledge set, Nordin has a lot to offer her clients.
Thursday, March, 14, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Business
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At Peace Therapeutic Massage might help you regain balance in your life. Jennifer Nordin is a licensed massage therapist, a clinical aroma therapy practitioner and is craniosacral therapy certified. With this skill and knowledge set, Nordin has a lot to offer her clients.
Thursday, March, 14, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Business
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Writer's tour includes stop at UW-River Falls
Arthur Phillips, a Minnesota native and author of the new novel, "The Tragedy of Arthur," a New York Times Notable Book selection, will be in River Falls at 3 p.m. Thursday, April 18, to discuss his new book and the creative writing process.
Thursday, March, 14, 2013 - River Falls Journal - Entertainment
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Arthur Phillips, a Minnesota native and author of the new novel, "The Tragedy of Arthur," a New York Times Notable Book selection, will be in River Falls at 3 p.m. Thursday, April 18, to discuss his new book and the creative writing process.
Thursday, March, 14, 2013 - River Falls Journal - Entertainment
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Study says heavy drinking costs Wisconsin lives and money; Jurors begin deliberations in Native Mob case; more briefs
Wisconsin News
One thousand five hundred people die each year because of a “problematic alcohol culture” in Wisconsin, according to Paul Krupski of the Health First Coalition. A federal court jury in Minneapolis is about to decide whether three members of an American Indian gang are guilty of racketeering.
Wednesday, March, 13, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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One thousand five hundred people die each year because of a “problematic alcohol culture” in Wisconsin, according to Paul Krupski of the Health First Coalition. A federal court jury in Minneapolis is about to decide whether three members of an American Indian gang are guilty of racketeering.
Wednesday, March, 13, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Walker will sign mining bill today; Legislators’ email feud draws formal complaints; more briefs
Wisconsin News
Gov. Scott Walker will sign Wisconsin’s mining incentive bill this afternoon at two factories that could supply equipment for the proposed Gogebic Taconite iron ore mine. Two state lawmakers have been waging an email feud, and a couple of their colleagues are crying foul.
Monday, March, 11, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Gov. Scott Walker will sign Wisconsin’s mining incentive bill this afternoon at two factories that could supply equipment for the proposed Gogebic Taconite iron ore mine. Two state lawmakers have been waging an email feud, and a couple of their colleagues are crying foul.
Monday, March, 11, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Falconer’s boyhood dream is a reality today
There is nothing quite so intriguing as watching a bird of prey soar through the sky. For area falconer Jordan Jones, his fascination with the birds and the sport of falconry started at a young age.
Monday, March, 11, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Outdoors
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There is nothing quite so intriguing as watching a bird of prey soar through the sky. For area falconer Jordan Jones, his fascination with the birds and the sport of falconry started at a young age.
Monday, March, 11, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Outdoors
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Sport Clips opens Friday in Ban Tara
Friday, March 1 marks another milestone for Ellsworth native and entrepreneur Jeff Foley when he opens Sport Clips Haircuts in Hudson at 1049 Pearson Drive.
Thursday, February, 28, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Business
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Friday, March 1 marks another milestone for Ellsworth native and entrepreneur Jeff Foley when he opens Sport Clips Haircuts in Hudson at 1049 Pearson Drive.
Thursday, February, 28, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Business
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Senators Baldwin, Johnson split on Hagel confirmation vote; snow blamed for Walworth fatality; tribal gaming revenues down; more state briefs
Wisconsin News
Wisconsin's Senators voted opposite ways on Chuck Hagel's nomination as the nation's new Secretary of Defense. Also, the debate over siting of a new iron ore mine in northern Wisconsin continues today, and heavy snow has snarled travel in the southeastern corner of the state, plus more state briefs.
Wednesday, February, 27, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Wisconsin's Senators voted opposite ways on Chuck Hagel's nomination as the nation's new Secretary of Defense. Also, the debate over siting of a new iron ore mine in northern Wisconsin continues today, and heavy snow has snarled travel in the southeastern corner of the state, plus more state briefs.
Wednesday, February, 27, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Walker shrugs off White House's characterizations of budget cuts on state; 13-year-old is latest sno-machine victim; no Oscar for Wisconsin producer; more state news
Wisconsin News
Five days before automatic cuts to federal spending take effect, Gov. Scott Walker says he doesn't expect a big impact for Wisconsinites. Also, the first of three votes that would expand mining in Wisconsin may occur today, and a hearing Wednesday could shape whether individuals and news organizations must pay for certain public records. Plus more state news.
Monday, February, 25, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Five days before automatic cuts to federal spending take effect, Gov. Scott Walker says he doesn't expect a big impact for Wisconsinites. Also, the first of three votes that would expand mining in Wisconsin may occur today, and a hearing Wednesday could shape whether individuals and news organizations must pay for certain public records. Plus more state news.
Monday, February, 25, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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St. Croix County Jail captain Karen Humphrey plans to retire
Karen Humphrey, who has served as captain of the St. Croix County Jail for two decades has announced her retirement effective April 15.
Saturday, February, 23, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Karen Humphrey, who has served as captain of the St. Croix County Jail for two decades has announced her retirement effective April 15.
Saturday, February, 23, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Thompson says St. Croix County is meeting its mission
Pat Thompson has a year and one-half on the job as St. Croix County’s first administrator charged with overseeing its various departments and managing a five-year strategic plan.
Friday, February, 22, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Pat Thompson has a year and one-half on the job as St. Croix County’s first administrator charged with overseeing its various departments and managing a five-year strategic plan.
Friday, February, 22, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Sewing and alterations shop opens in downtown Hudson
A lifelong sewing enthusiast has opened a tailoring, alterations and sewing shop in downtown Hudson. Deborah’s Custom Sewing & Alterations is located at the corner of Second and Walnut streets, downstairs from the Dragon Pearl Chinese Restaurant in Suite 103.
Monday, February, 18, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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A lifelong sewing enthusiast has opened a tailoring, alterations and sewing shop in downtown Hudson. Deborah’s Custom Sewing & Alterations is located at the corner of Second and Walnut streets, downstairs from the Dragon Pearl Chinese Restaurant in Suite 103.
Monday, February, 18, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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For 10th year, telemarketers picked as greatest annoyance; law would mandate gas tax is used for roads; UW-LaX OKs co-habitation in dorms
Wisconsin News
Telemarketers topped bad landlords and other potential scams as Wisconsin consumers' greatest irritation. Also, Assembly members may advance a constitutional amendment to assure gas taxes go to fix roads and mull a tougher drunk driving law. Plus other state stories related to the Pope, college rules and the Capitol.
Tuesday, February, 12, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Telemarketers topped bad landlords and other potential scams as Wisconsin consumers' greatest irritation. Also, Assembly members may advance a constitutional amendment to assure gas taxes go to fix roads and mull a tougher drunk driving law. Plus other state stories related to the Pope, college rules and the Capitol.
Tuesday, February, 12, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Natives bottle beloved brandy drink
Wisconsin News
One of Wisconsin’s most beloved cocktails has finally reached the age-of-convenience as Clintonville natives Ryan Mijal and his uncle Timothy Pappin are producing bottles of brandy old-fashioneds.
Monday, February, 11, 2013 - River Falls Journal - Wisconsin News
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Wisconsin News
One of Wisconsin’s most beloved cocktails has finally reached the age-of-convenience as Clintonville natives Ryan Mijal and his uncle Timothy Pappin are producing bottles of brandy old-fashioneds.
Monday, February, 11, 2013 - River Falls Journal - Wisconsin News
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Regents hear $34 million was overpaid to UW workers; Lawmakers balk at governor’s job-creation plan; more state briefs
Wisconsin News
Another $1.1 million was overpaid to University of Wisconsin employees. That brings the total to $34 million in overpayments caused by glitches in the UW’s two-year-old centralized computer payroll and benefit system.
Friday, February, 08, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Another $1.1 million was overpaid to University of Wisconsin employees. That brings the total to $34 million in overpayments caused by glitches in the UW’s two-year-old centralized computer payroll and benefit system.
Friday, February, 08, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Ellsworth woman conquering diabetes, one day at a time
Kathie Geister survived a bout with diabetes that put her in a coma for four days, left her hospitalized for nearly a month and away from her job at Loberg Law Office for three months.
Wednesday, February, 06, 2013 - RiverTown Multimedia - Multimedia
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Kathie Geister survived a bout with diabetes that put her in a coma for four days, left her hospitalized for nearly a month and away from her job at Loberg Law Office for three months.
Wednesday, February, 06, 2013 - RiverTown Multimedia - Multimedia
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Ignite Martial Arts expands in new location
Hundreds of children and adults have enjoyed taking karate classes in Hudson at Ignite Martial Arts. The company recently relocated to Carmichael Crossroads next to the Azul Tequila restaurant.
Thursday, January, 31, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Hundreds of children and adults have enjoyed taking karate classes in Hudson at Ignite Martial Arts. The company recently relocated to Carmichael Crossroads next to the Azul Tequila restaurant.
Thursday, January, 31, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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RANDY'S RAMBLINGS: Worthy winners selected for Chamber awards
Opinion
I came away from last week’s Awards Banquet of the Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau with good feelings about the Hudson business community and the Chamber’s choice of honorees.
Thursday, January, 31, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Opinion
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I came away from last week’s Awards Banquet of the Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau with good feelings about the Hudson business community and the Chamber’s choice of honorees.
Thursday, January, 31, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Opinion
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