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WI VOICES Amid a New Study, Questions Surround the Ongoing Mining Issue in Glenwood City
[first published on WIvoices.org] A new and comprehensive study on frac sand mining was released Wednsesday featuring input from a local man.Tom Quinn is the Executive Director of the Wisconsin Far...
Posted on 5/17/13 at 11:21 PM
NEW PLATEAUS Lottery Scratch-offs Part 2: Stating the Obvious
Part 1 was aboutthe interesting psychology that gambling brings out in people. We also looked at those$30 scratch-offs and the mixed feelings that come with buying those things. But while people have...
Posted on 9/12/12 at 10:52 AM
THE NEW FORTY For sale: North Dakota's way of life.
I can barely stomach news about Western North Dakota these days. Every day it is something - either in the local or national news; unfortunately, it is so rarely good news. The infrastructure cannot s...
Posted on 6/10/12 at 9:31 PM
COLOR ME GREEN What It's Really Like to be a Mom
Before I had kids I remember hearing the phrase, Youll never really understand what its like to be a mom until you are one. I have to admit to thinking that geez, I have a pretty good imagination an...
Posted on 5/9/12 at 10:38 AM
SLOWING THE RACING MIND Ain’t Easy Going Green
As I mentioned in Mondays post, my huz preached an awesome sermon on Sunday (check out the blog that followed). In the midst of the sermon, he made a statement about how difficult it is to preach a ...
Posted on 2/4/12 at 6:30 AM
Wild Side: Returning sandhill cranes herald spring
On March 27, Carol and I were cleaning up the landing area where logs harvested from our woods had been stockpiled. The ground was frozen and snow still covered the landscape. During a break from running the chainsaw, we were pleased to hear the rattling kkkkar-r-r-o-o-o calls of a pair of sandhill cranes.
By Dan Wilcox, outdoor columnist , April 11, 2013
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River Falls Eco Village dedicated
A crowd of about 100 turned out for the Sunday afternoon, April 7, dedication of the Eco Village in River Falls, 114 S. Apollo Road. Phase One of the Eco Village, four twin homes, is nearly completed and the homeowners will soon be moving in. Two more phases will be completed for this St. Croix Valley Habitat for Humanity environmental home building project by the end of 2014.
By Phil Pfuehler , April 08, 2013
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Editorial: Little village serves up big, appetizing lessons
Sunday’s dedication for the opening of the River Falls Eco Village shines a very favorable spotlight on our community. The St. Croix Valley Habitat for Humanity building project continues its laudable tradition of not only making affordable homes available for poorer families, but also linking that affordability to the environment — through durable homes built with maximum energy efficiencies; community gardens irrigated by rainwater; renewable energy sources and more.
April 05, 2013
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Convert phones into homes
High School Senior Mackenzie Merriman invites people in and around River Falls to finally discard their old cell phones in a way that protects the donor and environment plus benefits the St. Croix Valley Habitat for Humanity.
March 06, 2013
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They traveled far to make a statement
On the weekend of Feb. 16-17 two mother-daughter duos traveled to Washington, D.C. to have their voices heard.
By Jillian Dexheimer , March 04, 2013
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What’s up with the water-main breaks?
Several water-main breaks in the city this year prompt people to ask questions.
By Debbie Griffin , February 15, 2013
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