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This Just In
Perhaps because of high gas prices in the summer and bad weather in the winter, fewer people died on Wisconsin’s highways last year than in any year since World War II. local news
Nancy Proctor, a nine-year veteran of the Holmen Village Board, has collected signatures and turned in her candidacy petition challenging John Chapman for the position of village president in the spring 2009 election.
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Holmen Preps
Onalaska Luther Preps
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Monte Jacobson of West Salem hadn’t heard about the catastrophic Christmas-week coal ash spill in Kingston, Tenn., when I talked with him last week, three days after the spill. He wrote a letter to the editor last summer warning against the storage of coal ash in a proposed landfill in Vernon County, so I thought he might like to comment on the Tennessee disaster that has been compared to the Exxon Valdez spill. school
The high school show choir season will get off to a big start locally, with two major competitions set for the same weekend. obituaries
Obituaries for January 6, 2009
Lyle ‘Knute’ T. Johnson | Richard ‘Dick’ A. Gasper | Robert G. Jenks | Eunice Arlene Bell | Michael Allan Johnson | Barbetta M. Marcum | Richard ‘Dick’ F. Greene | Margaret E. (Marge) McLevich | Idella Farnam community calendar
Community Calendar
Here’s a rundown of activities going on in the Holmen and Onalaska area starting Dec. 26, 2008: police
Police and fire calls
The following log is based on reports from the Holmen and Onalaska police and fire departments. |
 Photo by Randy Erickson features
With the arrival of the new year comes our traditional look back at the events of the previous year. Here’s a look back at what was in the news in the first six months of 2008 for the Onalaska and Holmen area. See next week’s edition of the Courier-Life for the exciting conclusion of our year in review: video
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