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They say the four stages of living abroad are as follows: Honeymoonits aaaall good! Hostilitythis place stinks with all its corruption and pollution and no English TV! Humorsettling in allows you to l...
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The recession is taking a toll on patients and their ability to pay for health care, a new national survey of family doctors has found. The survey's findings were released this week by the American Ac...
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Womens Rights Walk in Hudson Saturday, Tawni Kind to attend

Womens Rights Walk in Hudson Saturday, Tawni Kind to attend The community is invited to join the Join The Walk for Women's Rights to be held this Saturday, April 28, at 10 a.m. beginning at Hudson Park 'n Ride at I94 and Carmichael Road. Tawni Kind, wife of Congressman Ron Kind, will be joining the walk, defending women's rights and pursuit of equality.

April 26, 2012

Politicians, business people get together

Business and legislative leaders from St. Croix County got to know each other a little better last week. The St. Croix Economic Development Corporation sponsored its first ever Legislative Networking Event at Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College-New Richmond on Nov. 10.

By By Jeff Holmquist , November 18, 2009

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Randy's Ramblings: Hudson’s green shoots of economic revival

Some of the “green shoots” of economic revival that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke talked about last March on the CBS news program “60 Minutes” are sprouting in Hudson.

By Randy Hanson , November 05, 2009

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UW Extension report says farming generates $59 billion in state

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Farming in Wisconsin generates more than $59 billion in economic activity.

By Brian Bull , August 07, 2009

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Recession ‘not even close’ to depression

Recession ‘not even close’ to depression Terry Fitzgerald, a senior economist and assistant vice president at the Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis, said the recession is serious but not nearly as bad as reported in the popular media.

By Doug Stohlberg , August 06, 2009

Letter: Obama offers hope for all

It’s interesting that after two months in office, Barack Obama is being blamed for the state our country is in, indeed the “death” of our economy. He’s hardly even moved into the White House, and he is expected to overcome eight years of the previous administration’s foreign and economic policy, as well as the greed and egocentrism seemingly inherent in humanity?

By Liz Malanaphy, Hudson , March 27, 2009

Day By Day: In tough times who couldn’t use a little help around the house?

With all the news so bad, what is a columnist to do? There are usually two choices – the economy and the husband. We are experiencing the job crisis firsthand in our house.

By Meg Heaton , March 06, 2009

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Letter: When will greed stop?

When will the greed or should I say the mentality of “I earned this” stop. Sure seems to me we have many gifted individuals in this country who believe for whatever reason they are better than other fellow human beings for reasons the everyday, honest hardworking person cannot comprehend.

By Tim Reams, Hudson , January 23, 2009

Wisconsin bankers say state’s economy getting worse

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Nine of every 10 Wisconsin bank executives say the state’s economy is getting weaker.

January 20, 2009

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Analyst says economic decline won’t be as bad here as elsewhere

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Wisconsin enters the holidays with an economy that hasn’t been this shaky in almost three decades.

December 22, 2008

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Poll finds economy most gripping issue to hit state in 20 years

It’s been 20 years since any issue has gripped Wisconsinites like the economy does now. That’s according to the state’s Policy Research Institute.

November 14, 2008

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Andersen downsizes Menomonie workforce; 52 jobs eliminated

Andersen downsizes Menomonie workforce; 52 jobs eliminated Fifty-two workers at Andersen Corporation’s Menomonie assembly plant were told Thursday their jobs have been eliminated and were sent home.

By Judy Wiff , November 06, 2008

Economy big in election say polls

Wisconsinites said the poor economy was the big reason they decided to change parties in the White House, and go with Democrat Barack Obama.

November 05, 2008

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Letter: Is McCain the best one?

On the fence about who to vote for in November? Think about this: John McCain was reprimanded by his peers for his involvement in a banking scandal called the “Keating 5.”

By Lissa List, Baldwin , September 19, 2008

Wisconsin families feeling pain at grocery store thanks to oil

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Wisconsin families are paying more at the grocery store thanks to higher energy prices, according to the recent Market Basket survey by the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation.

July 16, 2008

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