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A financially strapped West Salem man fatally shot his parents in the head May 21 in their rural town of Barre home to profit from their deaths, authorities revealed Thursday. local news
Property taxpayers in the Holmen School District will probably see a 47 cent increase in the tax rate next year — about 4.3 percent — thanks in part to the state of Wisconsin not coming through with expected funding, district administrators said at Monday’s Holmen School Board meeting.
County Fair
Substantial rains on the first day didn’t dampen spirits for long at the 120th annual La Crosse Interstate Fair, which completed a successful run Sunday.
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“Loon Magic,” a book by Tom Klein, had just been published about 20 years ago when we first went to our friend’s cottage on Whitefish Lake in far northern Wisconsin. It was on a table at the cabin, and it’s still there, helping to inform visitors curious about the lives of the loons that are part of the lake’s beauty. school
Three Onalaska High students qualified for Future Business Leaders of America national competitions in Nashville, Tenn., and two of them, as a team, placed second, the highest FBLA national competition award ever earned by anyone from OHS. sports
obituaries
Obituaries for July 30, 2010
Jason T. Baldner | Michael R. Strasser | Heather Lee Althiser community calendar
Community Calendar
Here’s a rundown of activities going on in the Holmen and Onalaska area starting July 30, 2010: police
Police and fire calls
The following log is based on reports from the Holmen and Onalaska police and fire departments. |
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Connor Schlosser could be a million-dollar baby. Connor was born 15 weeks early, on Dec. 10, 2009. He weighed 1 pound, 15 ounces and had multiple problems with heart, lungs and brain. He was fighting for his life for more than half of his first three months. video
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