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ANDREW ROCK SPRINTS WAY TO HELSINKI
Thursday, June 23rd, 2005 -- 8:21 am
 He did it – Stratford-native Andrew Rock cemented his place as one of the top three 400-meter runners in the country during Saturday’s USA Track and Field Championships.
[ full story ]
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CLARK COUNTY AG HISTORY COMPILED FOR FTD
Thursday, June 23rd, 2005 -- 8:15 am
Farm Technology Days will only last three days, but the information gathered for the Clark County Ag History display will be useful well past the show’s end. [ full story ]
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CVTC TAX RATE TO DROP
Thursday, June 23rd, 2005 -- 8:09 am
If you live in the Chippewa Valley Technical College District, the rate for the technical college portion of your tax bill will decline again. [ full story ]
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SCHAFFER BACK IN COURT
Thursday, June 23rd, 2005 -- 8:08 am
The Neillsville man tied to a Sparta double-homicide investigation was back in court yesterday. [ full story ]
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JOURNAL SENTINEL REPORTER TELLS OF LIFE IN IRAQ
Tuesday, June 14th, 2005 -- 3:04 pm
 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter Meg Jones is returning home after spending weeks with Wisconsin troops in Iraq. News Director Paul Knoff talked with her via satellite phone on Friday.
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CLARK COUNTY SAVES
Monday, June 13th, 2005 -- 12:13 pm
 The “American Saves” program continues to gain momentum in Clark County. [ full story ]
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MAKE-A-WISH CONVOY READY TO ROLL
Friday, June 10th, 2005 -- 2:27 pm
No one knows exactly how much money the “Make a Wish Truck Convoy” has raised for the foundation that grants wishes to ill kids, but it’s safe to say tens-of-thousands of dollars has been raised.
[ full story ]
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VANG MOTIONS DENIED
Thursday, June 9th, 2005 -- 9:22 am
A Sawyer County judge says Chai Soua Vang alleged confession can be used in his trial. [ full story ]
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'FINISH LINE' EVENT SCHEDULED
Wednesday, June 8th, 2005 -- 2:17 pm
The public is encouraged to attend – and participate in – a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society this weekend. [ full story ]
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PUSH TO DETACH HENDREN CONTINUES
Thursday, June 2nd, 2005 -- 11:49 am
Some Town of Hendren residents are moving forward with their plan to detach from the Greenwood school district and join the Neillsville school district. [ full story ]
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NEILLSVILLE COMMISSIONS DISCUSS SUBDIVISIONS
Thursday, June 2nd, 2005 -- 11:43 am
The Neillsville Planning and Economic Development Commissions held a joint meeting last night. The City is addressing some outdated ordinances pertaining to subdivisions, and what the city can do to help developers. [ full story ]
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WEB EXCLUSIVE
Wednesday, June 1st, 2005 -- 2:48 pm
The Granton Rotary held a special Awards banquet at the Southern Clark County Sportsmen's club in Granton Tuesday night.
Here's our interview with Randy Sproule. He's led District 6250's fundraising effort to eradicate polio.
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MINIMUM WAGE INCREASES
Wednesday, June 1st, 2005 -- 12:54 pm
By Jackie Johnson, WRN
If you're among the lowest paid workers in the state, you just got a raise! [ full story ]
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STATE SET TO TACKLE MANURE RUN-OFF
Wednesday, June 1st, 2005 -- 12:49 pm
Citing an increase in manure run-off incidents, the Departments of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection and Natural Resources have named a task force to look into the problem. [ full story ]
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A Canadian film crew stopped in Neillsville Tuesday to do a feature on our very own “Chatty Belle”. 
A group of special area athletes will be in Stevens Point Thursday night for the opening ceremonies of the Wisconsin Special Olympics Summer Games. [ 
The excitement was in air yesterday at Malm’s Rolling Acres northwest of Loyal. 
Photos from the Loyal-Curtiss areas courtesy of Clark County Emergency Management Department. [ 
Xcel Energy electric and gas customers should expect an increase in their bills next year. [ 
The Granton chapter of Rotary International was touted as a main cog in the fight against polio last night – a fight that might be won this year. 
