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On the campaign trail, Tiffany returning to La Crosse area over the next two days, Crowley expected back by Friday
The two major candidates for Wisconsin governor are spending the last week of the campaign making separate bus tours around the state. Both Tom Tiffany and David Crowley started their tours in the Milwaukee area on Saturday. Republican Tiffany is scheduled to campaign in southwest Wisconsin on Tuesday and Wednesday, with stops planned in Viroqua, West Salem, and Sparta. Tiffany spoke about farm issues in the Onalaska area on Friday.
vernonreporter.com
Eckhart Park playground ribbon-cutting ceremony set for Nov. 6
VIROQUA, Wis. — A ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of the new playground at Eckhart Park will be held at 4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6, in Viroqua. The playground, which replaces the longtime Eckhart Enchantment Playground, commonly known as Dragon Park, is scheduled to open during the first week of November following years of planning, fundraising and construction.
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Tiffany campaigns on a farm near Onalaska
The Republican candidate for governor of Wisconsin is promoting a ‘healthy foods’ agenda, while campaigning in the Onalaska area. U.S. House Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-Minocqua) visited the Morning Star Dairy on Friday, promoting the dairy products the Badger State is famous for, while also wanting to see more people working on farms.
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Booster club and parent groups mobilize grassroots support for De Soto referendum
DE SOTO, Wis. – Signs of support for the De Soto Area School District’s referendum are popping up in school district boundaries. “Yes For Our Kids” signs that encourage residents to approve a $3.6 million referendum on Nov. 3 can be seen along Hwy. 35 in Stoddard and in other parts of the district.
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Viroqua Considers Gundersen Clinic Plan
The Viroqua City Council approved a 90-day site study for a possible Emplify Health by Gundersen clinic in the Viroqua Business Park. The exploratory agreement is not a final land sale or building approval. Amplify plans to submit a proposal early next year, and any final development agreement would require council approval.
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This Tiny Iowa River Town Has Just 429 Residents And Stunning Bluff Views
Right where a wide river bends past tall limestone cliffs, a tiny town sits with only 429 people counted in the 2020 census. Its bluffs rise high above the water, and a famous bridge once stretched across the channel nearby. Trains, barges, and bald eagles all share this view. I...