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Norman Elmer Severt
Norman E. Severt, 99, died in Phillips, Oct. 27, 2008. He was born May 31, 1909, in Auburndale.
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Interact with art at Milwaukee museum
Move your hands atop the worn table in the darkened room and it responds with jumbled sounds: a man and woman talking, knives being sharpened, tires screeching, breathing, music.
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Four residents voice opposition at Fifield Town Board meeting to...
George Tresnak TOWN OF FIFIELD -- Four residents upset with the Fifield Town Board for not recommending to the Price County Zoning Committee that it deny a conditional use permit for a recycling/transfer ...
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Review: Visitors call the shots in art museum's 'Act/React'
The people are the power behind the a oeAct/Reacta exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Museum, a new assembly of living constructs taking their cues from their admirers.
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MAM's "Act/React" ditches the middleman
Published Oct. 3, 2008 at 12:33 p.m. Tags: mam , george fifield , act/react , liz phillips , scott snibbe , camille utterback Interactive exhibits are nothing new.
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Price County woman, 89, dies in one-vehicle accident
An 89-year-old passenger died Thursday after the vehicle she was riding in left the road, rolled over and pinned her to the seat, according to a Price County Sheriff's Department release.
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Marilu Hrabak
Marilu Hrabak, 81, Chetek, Wis., passed away Wednesday, July 23, 2008. She was born Nov.
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Price County Historical Society's 13th-annual Social and Exhibition
The Price County Historical Society's recent restoration of the old Greenfield School building next to the Old Town Hall Museum in Fifield created more exhibition space for the organization's 13th-annual Social ...
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Fifield Community Picnic
George Tresnak Benjamin Lee, 5, of Fifield, was one of the prize winners in the bean toss, one of the children's games sponsored by the Fifield American Legion Auxiliary at the Fifield Community picnic on ...
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Looking Backward
Kristin Heroux, recent Oconto High School graduate, was crowned Miss Copperfest at the Copperfest Celebration Breakfast last Friday.
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Exchange student from Belgium looking forward to family wedding,...
Many exchange students visiting the United States still have much ahead of them by way of college preparation when they return to their home countries, but not so for Vanessa David of Belgium, just finishing ...
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Winter's impact on game birds varies
MARINETTE - A lengthy, lingering snow-filled winter was kind to some Wisconsin game bird species and potentially harsh to others.
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New town of Fifield comprehensive planning committee to get initial help from NWRPC
George Tresnak TOWN OF FIFIELD -- Fifield Town Clerk Sally Putnam reported at a town board meeting Thursday, May 14, at the Pike Lake Fire Hall that a representative of the Northwest Regional Planning ...
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Adrian Devriend
Adrian DeVriend, age 90, of La Crosse, WI and formerly of Hayward, WI, died on Thursday, April 24, 2008 at Bethany Riverside Nursing Home in La Crosse. via WisInfo
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