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WOOD CO FATALITY
Saturday, April 30th, 2005 -- 6:41 am
A horrific high-speed crash just east of Lindsey has taken the life of a 20-year-old Marshfield man. [ full story ]
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SUDER UPSET WITH ACLU
Friday, April 22nd, 2005 -- 11:39 am
An area lawmaker offers harsh criticism for the ACLU "Domestic Partner" benefits lawsuit. [ full story ]
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TOWN OF HENDREN CONSIDER DETACHMENT
Friday, April 22nd, 2005 -- 11:38 am
Upset with taxes and what they feel is a diminishing quality of education, some Town of Hendren residents are making an effort to break away from the Greenwood school district and join the Neillsville school district. [ full story ]
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GREENWOOD REFERENDUM PASSED, NOW WHAT?
Thursday, April 21st, 2005 -- 2:13 pm
It has been a couple weeks since voters in the Greenwood school district passed a 5-year, $500,000 revenue cap exemption referendum, but the district’s long-term future remains unclear. [ full story ]
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WOLF SPOTTED IN DOWNTOWN WAUSAU
Wednesday, April 20th, 2005 -- 10:12 am
While we’re dealing with a cougar sighting here in Neillsville, Wausau residents are on-edge over something else – a downtown wolf sighting. [ full story ]
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ATC SURVEY: WISCONSINITES SUPPORT LINE
Monday, April 18th, 2005 -- 2:47 pm
A new survey released today shows 57-percent of all Wisconsin residents support construction of the Arrowhead-Weston transmission line; but critics of the line will certainly point out the survey was sponsored by American Transmission Company, who plans to build the line. [ full story ]
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NEILLSVILLE MAYOR LAUDS LISTEMAN
Monday, April 18th, 2005 -- 2:46 pm
“Christmas in April” is how Neillsville Mayor Diane Murphy described the portion of last week’s city council meeting where tens-of-thousands of dollars in Listeman Foundation donations were appropriated. [ full story ]
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HIXTON WATER ADVISORY
Thursday, April 14th, 2005 -- 8:32 am
Folks in Hixton are being urged to boil their water after a main break increased the risk of contamination. [ full story ]
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FERAL CAT "HUNTING" GAINS SUPPORT
Tuesday, April 12th, 2005 -- 8:44 am
 We won’t know the statewide results yet, but those at Clark County’s Spring Fish and Wildlife hearing in Greenwood last night showed overwhelming support for allowing free-roaming cats to be shot – and it appears that support was shown across the state.
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FEINGOLD AND WIFE ANNOUNCE SPLIT
Tuesday, April 12th, 2005 -- 8:34 am
A Wisconsin senator whose name has come up as a possible candidate for president in 2008 is getting a divorce from his second wife. [ full story ]
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WCA PLANS TO PRESSURE LEGISLATURE ON MANDATES
Monday, April 11th, 2005 -- 9:20 pm
Last week, voters around the state overwhelmingly showed their support for two referendum questions that call for the state to pay for programs it mandates; now backers of the measures plan to spend that political capital. [ full story ]
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POACHERS CAUGHT
Friday, April 8th, 2005 -- 9:23 am
DNR Conservation Wardens have shut down a large poaching ring that spanned five different Wisconsin counties. [ full story ]
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STATE DAIRY HERD COUNTY DOWN
Thursday, April 7th, 2005 -- 10:20 am
The Dairy State has lost another 29 dairy herds during the past month, but Clark County’s prowess as “the” Dairy County remains strong. [ full story ]
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THORP WOMAN 'ALICE' FINALIST
Tuesday, April 5th, 2005 -- 8:32 am
 (From Wisconsin Ag Connection) The number of candidates vying for the state's 58th Alice in Dairyland position has been narrowed to six.
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MARSHFIELD MOVES ON AFTER FIRE
Monday, April 4th, 2005 -- 11:48 am
 It’s been a few days since one of the most damaging fires in the city’s recent memory, but Marshfield residents are moving on.
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After a long, hard winter, Clark County’s ATV trail system is set to open Sunday. 
Some people have all the luck. Someone who bought a “Badger 5” lottery ticket at Bob and Caryl’s IGA in Neillsville won the $13,000 jackpot last night. [ 
It has been a year of immense change for area Catholics. 
With the weather getting warmer, folks around Wisconsin should be prepared for the return of the state’s pesky insects. 
Clark County will be well represented in state 4-H circles this year. 
A woman, who was walking through Neillsville’s Listeman Arboretum with her two children, says she saw a cougar Monday night. 
Neillsville’s K-9 officer has been on the job since the fall of 2002, and this weekend he had another first. 
Methamphetamine – “meth” for short – is a growing problem in Wisconsin. 
The Clark County Planning, Zoning and Solid Waste committee will likely request another extension to complete the controversial Clark County Comprehensive Plan. [ 
He’s been here before, but this is hardly getting “old hat” for Jan Janssen of Marshfield. [ 
Last week, state senator Russ Decker was arrested for drunk driving after he attended a Tavern League function. 
