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Coldest morning yet: Temp dips to near zero
Temperatures dipped below zero in northern Wisconsin and into the single digits above zero in southern Wisconsin early Friday morning, the coldest morning yet this early winter.
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It's time to file for spring races
People who are interested in giving more input on local government issues can begin to circulate nomination papers for positions on a city council, town boards and three area school boards.
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Holiday sales get good start
While the national economic indicators pointed to a poor selling season, local retailers said holiday shopping sales got off to a good start last weekend.
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The Nation's Weather - AP
For The Associated Press= Rain helped to ease drought concerns in parts of the Southeast, but continued precipitation pre-empted flood warnings along the gulf coast of Florida.
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New state fire code says no live trees in public buildings
The Grinch may not be able to steal Christmas, but he may take away displaying a live holiday tree in many buildings open to the public, including churches.
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Couple celebrate 70th anniversary
Alex and Josephine Shudarek of Star Lake celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary Nov.
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Courts
10 on a felony charge of battery to an emergency worker and a misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct.
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Carol Marie Mather
Carol Marie Mather, 86, recently of The Meth-Wick Community, Cedar Rapids, IA, and formerly of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, broke free from the grip of a confining stroke and the limitations of her earthly body to ...
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Antique restorers have always been 'green'
He and his brother are now among the most sought-after antique furniture restorers in the Madison area, but at age 9, Mark Mahon could often be found at the local dump in Union Grove, scrounging around for ...
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Irene Rasmussen
Irene Rasmussen, 94, formerly of Wausau, died Sunday, Nov. 9, 2008, at Grace Lodge Assisted Living in Rhinelander.
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Meyer edges Tubbs to win re-election
State Rep. Dan Meyer won a narrow victory Tuesday in the 34th Assembly District, beating Democratic challenger Paul Tubbs of Rhinelander by just 164 votes.
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Central Wisconsin agriculture to be featured statewide
Agriculture and tourism in central Wisconsin will be featured on the Wisconsin Dairy News airing this week.
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Child molester gains freedom
Convicted child molester Joseph P. Yates, a former Boulder Junction resident, was released from custody Monday after a seven-year fight to gain his freedom from the Sandridge Treatment Center in Mauston.
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Cold Eases
Cold Eases 10/28/2008 4:35 PM Mild air will expand northward as cold eases over the region Wednesday.
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A glance at district Senate candidates
Tom Tiffany PARTY-Republican AGE-50 RESIDES-Hazelhurst EDUCATION-Bachelor of science degree in economics, University of Wisconsin-River Falls.
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34th Assembly biographies
Dan Meyer PARTY-Republican AGE-59 RESIDES-Eagle River EDUCATION-Neenah High School; Bachelor of Business Administration, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. CAREER-Full-time legislator; former executive director ...
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Snow Blower Sales Up From Last Year Already
Snow flurries fell in parts of southeast Wisconsin Monday. In Eagle River in northern Wisconsin Monday, they got enough snow to cover the ground.
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Meyer, Tubbs vie for Assembly seat
While many issues separate Rep. Dan Meyer from Democratic challenger Paul Tubbs of Rhinelander, none are greater than their views of government spending, taxes and conservation.
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Eagle River man thrown from car on Highway 70
An 84-year-old Eagle River man was thrown from his vehicle and taken to Howard Young Medical Center in Woodruff this morning, according to a Vilas County Sheriff's Department press release.
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First Snow Reports Of Season Monday
TODAYa S TMJ4 Meteorologist Brian Gotter reported that the first snow reports of the season came in Monday afternoon.
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