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Hunters looking to earn a buck
Hunters seeking to satisfy their "earn-a-buck" requirement may face a challenge when Wisconsin's 2008 gun deer season opens Saturday.
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Grace Under Pressure Pt. 1: Behind The Scenes At Volk Field's Training Facility
The Marathon County SWAT Team had an opportunity to be the first Team in the state to use the new state of the art training facility at Volk Field, in Camp Douglas.
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Grace Under Pressure Pt. 2: Marathon County SWAT Team Breaks Barriers At New Training Facility
CBS shows like NCIS, and criminal minds show us Hollywood's version of a SWAT team, but members of Marathon County's SWAT Team say their job is far from glamorous.
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Bed and breakfast recipes feature bright red native fruit
The owners of the Sunnyfield Farm B&B in Camp Douglas share a recipe that showcases apples along with another fruit native to the area: cranberries.
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Tomah: Getting bogged down
A trip to the Tomah area within the next few weeks will have you seeing little red dots - lots and lots of them.
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Operation Homefront to expand beyond Coulee Region
More Wisconsin military troops and their families will receive the support of Operation Homefront through an expansion that plans to cover the state, the nonprofit organization announced Wednesday.
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Soldiers receive orders for Iraq
Nearly 3,500 soldiers will head to Iraq early next year as part of the largest troop movement in Wisconsin since World War II, the National Guard announced Monday.
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Appleton Guard units heading for Iraq
Three Wisconsin Army National Guard units based in Appleton will join dozens of other units from across the state in early 2009 for a yearlong deployment to Iraq.
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Fair attraction allows look at travel in 1920s
The rhythmic Blue Grass tunes performed by Boots and Britches had adults tapping their toes and an older couple dancing behind the audience stand during a Sunday performance at the Central Wisconsin State Fair.
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BTN adds deals with major cable firms in Iowa, Ohio
The Big Ten Network continued to add deals with cable companies on Thursday, giving it deals with all the major providers in the eight Big Ten states.
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Phone Outage in Parts of Juneau County
Juneau County officials are looking for the source of a phone outage in parts of the county tonight.
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News in Northeastern Wisconsin
Heritage Hill State Historical Park is going back in time to the year 1917. This weekend Heritage Hill will take guests to the days of preparation for World War I. Company E of the 2nd Regiment of Wisconsin ...
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Lemonweir Valley plans direct fiber communications
Lemonweir Valley Telecom announced Tuesday plans to have fiber optic telecommunication services directly to customers' homes by the end of the year.
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Storms Tonight Rock Great Lakes
Powerful storms erupting across the Upper Midwest will move into the lower Great Lakes by Saturday.
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students design 'disaster' for Wisconsin rescue training facility
When University of Wisconsin-Madison civil and environmental engineering students Dan Zignego, Jake Varnes, Bill Schmitz and Nick Bobinski began a design project meant to be the crowning glory of their ...
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Merlin H. Hoogstra
Merlin H. Hoogstra, 85, of Sheboygan, passed away Tuesday, May 6, 2008 at Rocky Knoll Health Care Center in Plymouth, WI where he had lived for less than a year. via WisInfo
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Appleton-based Guard unit preps for duty
"We'll be meeting with soldiers, families and employers to explain our deployment" Officials of the Wisconsin Army National Guard's 2nd Battalion, 127th Infantry Regiment, based in Appleton, are taking the next step in preparing soldiers for deployment to Iraq. via Appleton Post-Crescent
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Verda M. Odekirk
Verda M. Odekirk, age 78, of Sheboygan went home to be with her Lord on Wednesday, April 30, 2008 at the Sheboygan Memorial Hospital, surrounded by her loving family. via WisInfo
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Club news
Tuesday Bridge Club will meet in the Hotel Mead Grill Room on Tuesday. Please be there by 11 a.m. To reserve or cancel, call 423-9439 or 423-8325 by 9 a.m. Monday. via WisInfo
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