Legislation would increase protections for groundwater Legislation proposed Monday would increase protections for Wisconsin’s groundwater by providing more review of proposed large wells that could potentially draw down drinking water supplies and threaten connected surface waters such as streams, wetlands and lakes.
Proposed electronic sign at Onalaska restaurant raises questions Barry Nimtz’ application for permission to install an electronic sign board in front of the Blue Moon Roadhouse along Highway 35 switched on idea light bulbs in the heads of some Onalaska planners that could lead to more regulation of signs.
SKOL: Trees give us a lesson in history Taking the advice of Aldo Leopold, Wisconsin’s great ecologist whose work we will celebrate this weekend, I have studied an oak tree that will “warm my shins” in the winter of 2011-12.
Onalaska High School’s production of Shakespeare’s "Much Ado About Nothing" transports the romantic comedy to modern times. Shows are planned for March 12-13.
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Standup guy: OHS grad gets Comedy Central show, releases debut CD In comedy, timing is everything. It’s clear that comedian Shane Mauss has learned that lesson well, judging from the roller-coaster joke that kicks off his soon-to-be-released debut CD, “Jokes to Make My Parents Proud.” His timing in booking a spot on “The Tonight Show” is another matter.