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Winter snow removal off to smooth start
The first significant snowfall of the season fell in the Tomah area this week. Two inches of snow were reported in Tomah on Dec.
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Food pantry can store more frozen food
New freezer allows Neighbor for Neighbor to accept larger donations The Tomah Food Pantry can store more frozen food and store it more efficiently thanks to a large walk-in cooler that was installed earlier ...
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Gas prices down, motorists pleased
Gas prices throughout the country have plummeted over the past two months, bringing relief to many that were paying nearly $4 per gallon just months ago.
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Operation Homefront opens state chapter headquarters in Tomah
Operation Homefront held a ribbon cutting ceremony at its new Wisconsin Chapter State Headquarters in the Post Offices Professional Suites at 903 Superior Ave.
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Tomah school hosts annual read-in
Students at St. Paul's Lutheran school in Tomah welcomed a long list of special guests into their classrooms Friday, including News 19's Molly Nichols.
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Four-year-old kindergarten ready to go
Four-year-old kindergarten is ready to launch in the Tomah School District. The only barrier is financing.
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Police Arrest Three After Finding Drugs and a Gun
Officers say they found drugs, a sawed-off shotgun, and two other suspects when they went to arrest a man for something unrelated Thursday.
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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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Liberty Village breaks ground
Liberty Village, a new assisted living facility on Tomah's north side, held a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday and gave tours of the facility under construction.
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City Council compromises to pass budget
It was a late night in the Tomah City Council Chambers on Tuesday, but the City Council agreed on a compromise and a 2009 City Budget just after 10:30 p.m. The City Council approved an operational budget of ...
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Woman Charged With Neglecting Children At Pool
A Tomah woman is charged with child neglect and reckless endangerment after dropping off her two children and their friend at a hotel pool.
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Budget changes on agenda
The City of Tomah will hold its annual public budget hearing during the Nov. 18 meeting of the Tomah City Council, which begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Tomah Municipal Center.
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TMH exempt from proposed hospital tax
Even though Tomah Memorial Hospital would be exempt from a proposed Wisconsin tax on hospitals, the head of the local healthcare facility said the assessment would mean better reimbursement for people who rely ...
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Stolen Vehicle Arrests
Charges are expected after Tomah Police arrest three people in connection to two stolen cars over the weekend.
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Column: Training helps AmeriCorps members fill their roles
Column: Training helps AmeriCorps members fill their roles November 13, 2008 AmeriCorps Team members have settled into new roles at their service sites, and are learning to deal with the challenge of balancing ...
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New Animal Shelter a possiblity, but location unknown
Nancy Reidy has been raising funds for a new Animal Shelter for Monroe County for roughly seven years, and a new shelter may become a reality in the near future.
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Veterans deserve our gratitude, support
This Veterans Day, we honor the 24 million American men and women who risked life and limb performing a vital duty to the nation.
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AmeriCorps Members Profit from Training Experiences
The AmeriCorps Team members have settled into their new roles at their service sites, and learning to deal with the challenge of balancing multiple responsibilities.
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Riverfront picks Tomah for new Monroe County headquarters
Riverfront, a private, nonprofit organization that supports people with disabilities, has selected 905 Kilbourn Avenue in Tomah, Wis., for its new Monroe County headquarters.
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Monroe County animal shelter proposal passes
After talk of closing down the Monroe County Animal Shelter, the fate of the animal safe haven seems more secure.
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