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Police presence isn’t about writing tickets

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Cadott Library Board; Storytime on hold until the end of May

Thu, 04/20/2017 - 1:06pm joyd

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Community dons periwinkle for Pam

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Cornell native digs into cemetery history

Sgt. Lawrence Gilbert was the first Cornell soldier killed in World War II, and was first buried in Africa, before his remains were repatriated to the Cornell Cemetery in 1949. That, along with other forgotten or obscure facts, will be added to a book that Mary (Flood) Carlson plans to compile on the cemetery’s history. (Submitted Photo)

Thu, 04/20/2017 - 1:00pm joyd

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Lake Holcombe Town Board; Style and price addressed for new bridge

BRIDGE DAMAGE –– Town roadman Bruce Jones shows residents at a Lake Holcombe Town Board meeting the damage that has happened to the underside of the Pine Lake Bridge. Because of the falling apart timbers and missing horizontal beams (above), the bridge has been lowered to a 10-ton weight limit, and designated as the second most important bridge to replace in the county. The town hopes to replace the bridge in 2019, says town chairman Beau Bowlin. (Photos by Monique Westaby)

Thu, 04/20/2017 - 12:50pm joyd

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Cadott Village Board; Hidden treasures at Riverview Park

GOODBYE –– At an April 17 regular Cadott Village Board meeting, Gerald Rykal resigns after 29 years of service to the village. Rykal said it was a pleasure to work on the board, as he considers the other members his friends. “Somebody’s got to do it,” he said, “and hopefully these new guys who are on here will enjoy doing it, too.” (Photo by Kayla Peche)

Thu, 04/20/2017 - 12:44pm joyd

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Representing Cadott nationally

Cadott senior Ty Weiss (right) and junior Emily Kuipers (left) each scored high enough on the Microsoft Office Specialist certification exam to qualify for the Future Business Leaders of America’s National Convention. Weiss placed first in the state for Excel, while Kuipers earned third in Word and fifth in Excel. With enough funding, the two will travel to Anaheim, Calif., June 29 through July 2, to take an expert-level exam, and experience new business skills and competitive events. (Submitted Photo)

Thu, 04/20/2017 - 12:39pm joyd

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Cornell City Council; $4.5 million needed for wastewater plant

GOOD IDEA? –– Pat Denison, Cornell Fair committee, dropped by the regular Cornell City Council meeting April 6, to ask for consideration of bringing in a lawn tractor pull event to the Cornell Fair this June. Denison says the lawn tractor pulls used to be one of the signature events at the fair. (Photo by Ginna Young)

Wed, 04/12/2017 - 12:01pm joyd

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Johnson addresses students’ concerns

ANY QUESTIONS? –– Sen. Ron Johnson visited Cadott High School April 11, to answer questions from students and community members. Aside from taking selfies with kids after the event, Johnson thanked students for the “hard-hitting” topics, such as homeland security, immigration, college debt and illegal drugs, that were discussed. (Photo by Kayla Peche)

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Earth Day fundraiser for Riverview Park

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