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HEALTHBEAT BY ANNE POLTA
A new breed of doctor
Most people probably skipped right over the announcement late last week, but for anyone thinking about going to medical school, it was pretty big news. For the first time in 20 years, the Medical Coll...
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GOD TRACKS
On the King's dime
High unemployment. Housing foreclosures. Economic uncertainty. People have always worried about finances, but this countrys recession has heightened those concerns for many. By last spring, Jon Thomps...
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AMERICAS MRS RIGHT BY SANDY GEHRKE
GOING APE, TAX REVENUE GOES UP IN SMOKE
According to 2009 figures released by the IRS, the average tax return paid $5847 in revenue. Using that number and the National Institutes of Health figures for grant money given to drug test Rhesus M...
Posted on 10/17/11 at 1:28 PM

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POWERFUL PERSPECTIVES
Ten Throws
When I was eight years old, my parents signed me up for city league softball. We practiced twice a week and played Tuesday night games. My dad was the assistant coach and it turned out I had inherited...
Posted on 3/2/11 at 9:40 PM

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NEIGHBOR2NEIGHBOR BY KRIS MINER
Restorative Justice brings the heart and soul to violations of the law.
Yesterday at the River Falls Rotary Club, we were treated to a presention about South Korea. This included an explanation about the flag. Our present explained the four elements: heaven, water, fire, ...
Posted on 2/16/11 at 9:33 AM

Eighth-graders make ‘Let’s Move in School’ dance video

Watch a video of student instructors talking about teaching their classmates the 'Let's Move in School' dance, and then see the eighth-graders perform it.

February 22, 2012

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ADORAY is honored

ADORAY Home Health and Hospice was named 2011 Business of the Year by the Baldwin-Woodville Chamber of Commerce. Chamber President Rob O’Keefe presented the plaque to Mary Troftgruben, ADORAY Executive Director at the annual awards banquet held on Jan. 30.

February 18, 2012

Free hearing, blood pressure screenings set for Feb. 29

Hudson Hearing Clinic is joining the Better Hearing Institute in promoting American Heart Month by raising awareness of the threat that heart disease poses on hearing health by offering walk-in hearing screenings for the community at Hudson Hospital & Clinics on Wednesday, Feb. 29, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

February 18, 2012

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Magazine highlights challenges of Elliot Cassutt

The following story appeared in a Minnesota magazine devoted to soccer, titled “IM Soccer News.” The story highlights the challenges of Elliot Cassutt, who plays for the Minnesota Thunder Development Academy.

February 18, 2012

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Nickolas’ Gift fundraiser Feb. 25

The 11th annual fundraiser has been set for Nickolas’ Gift, a program formed to provide “care packages” for families of newborns experiencing medical emergency situations at the hospital.

February 17, 2012

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Wisconsin health insurers held to 80-percent requirement

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The Obama White House said no Thursday, Feb. 16, to letting Wisconsin phase in a new federal rule that requires health insurers to spend 80 percent of their premium revenues on actual care.

February 17, 2012

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Mark Gherty will ski his 24th American Birkebeiner for his sister

Mark Gherty has added motivation to reach the finish of the American Birkebeiner cross-country ski race on Feb. 25. He’ll be skiing the race for his sister Barbara Moore of Eugene, Ore.

By Randy Hanson , February 17, 2012

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Letter: Questions home info

Once again I must respond to a number of false and deceptive accusations made by a county union employee concerning the county owned New Richmond nursing home (letter in Feb. 9 Star-Observer).

By Steve Hermsen, Hudson , February 17, 2012

Hospital offers Telecare

Hudson Hospital & Clinics offers Telecare, a free daily check-in service, to help seniors feel safe while living independently. The free service is open to anyone living alone who would appreciate a daily check-in phone call.

February 16, 2012

Day By Day: Welcome to CPAP world - to snore or die of thirst

They tell me I snore. Actually they don’t have to tell me. I occasionally wake myself up. And since I had my insurance deductible all satisfied by last fall, I decided to see just how bad things were.

By Meg Heaton , February 15, 2012

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Gianunzio now on staff

Larsen Sports Medicine & Physical Therapy has added Alayna Gianunzio to the staff.

February 11, 2012

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Letter: Critical of Republicans

It looks like Rep. Sean Duffy is still “struggling” to get by on his mere $174,000 salary. He can’t even afford a suit! Fortunately, as a member of the U.S. Congress, he does have the Cadillac of healthcare.

By Mike Schendel, Hudson , February 10, 2012

Letter: Support the county home

Despite the two to one majority support from the 2008 referendum to continue funding the County’s public nursing home....you can see from Supervisor Hermsen’s response to the Star-Observer Editorial on the County nursing home there are some County Board supervisors that still have a “laser focus” to shut down our nursing home, despite what the electorate said back in 2008.

By Kim Dupre, Emerald , February 10, 2012

Pharmacist Dick Newberg retires

Longtime Hudson pharmacist Richard Newberg retired from his position at Micklesen’s Drug Store, 530 Second St., last week. An open house was held for Newberg on Thursday afternoon, Feb. 2, at the business.

By Doug Stohlberg , February 09, 2012

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Novo-virus sickens dozens in Madison area

Wisconsin News
The novo-virus is hitting the Madison area a lot harder than normal. The Wisconsin State Journal says five outbreaks of the food-borne disease have taken place since last November.

February 08, 2012

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