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© 2015 Bridget Cooke
by Bridget Cooke In its 50th year, the Miss Osseo Pageant is set to take place on Wednesday, June 17 as a kick off to Lake Martha Days weekend. This year, three Osseo-Fairchild students compete to...
by Bridget Cooke In their June meeting, the Osseo City Council had a number of licenses to renew in wake of the yearly benchmark. A large number of individuals renewed their operators’ licenses,...
by Bridget CookeEditor In a brief monthly meeting, the Osseo-Fairchild school board discussed end of the year events, including an update to bus drivers’ compensation and changes to staff. The board...
Because learning doesn’t end when school is out, neither does the need for good nutrition and in stressing the importance of offering nutritious meals to children during the summer months, the...
© 2015 Bridget Cooke
by Bridget CookeEditor On Tuesday, June 2, Eau Claire County held a public hearing to give Fairchild residents a chance to hear more information about the reclamation plan outlined and application...

Wabasha County Herald

by Michael Smith Believe it or not, the 2015 Minnesota high school football season is just six weeks away. So that means it’s time to start thinking FOOTBALL! And this year, Minnesota State High...
by Ruby White The Wabasha County Board of Commissioners gave its unanimous approval of the Solid Waste Management Plan at its regular meeting last Tuesday and will now send it on to Minnesota...
Raptor Center volunteer Jim Johnson carries the injured bald eagle to his car at the Phil and Kate Perry residence in rural Kellogg this past Sunday. He took it to The Raptor Center for a physical examination.
On Sunday, June 28th, on the Phil and Kate property in rural Kellogg, an injured Bald Eagle was found. Kate was walking her dogs early in the morning and came across something on the side of the...

Mondovi Herald-News

Mondovi Schools District Administrator Cheryl Gullicksrud spoke during a press conference held Thursday afternoon, June 25, at the CESA 10 office in Chippewa Falls. Superintendents from Abbotsford, Altoona, Bruce, Cadott, Colby, Eau Claire, Loyal and Neillsville all gathered to speak out against pending state budget provisions they say will negatively impact local public schools in terms of funding and quality.
  by Beth Kraft   At a press conference held on Thursday, June 25, at the CESA 10 office, the message from local district administrators regarding public school funding was clear—enough is enough....

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