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Handcrafted pasta spices up Green Bay farmers markets
When Cyndi Connolly first introduced her handcrafted chocolate pasta down in the Fox Valley, it didn't exactly set the culinary world ablaze.
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Volunteer opportunities as of Feb. 12
LEAVEN: Volunteers are needed to help move tables and chairs on Feb. 14. Items need to be moved from Menasha to an Appleton location.
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Foot of the Lake Poetry Collective reading Feb. 14
Wisconsin poets Karla Huston and Chuck Rybak will be featured readers at the Foot of the Lake Poetry Collective reading on Tuesday Feb.
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Kiwanis club breakfast: The Kiwanis Club of Little Chute hosts its third annual fundraiser breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m. today at the Little Chute Civic Center, 625 Grand Ave., Little Chute.
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APPLETON - As the first elections of 2012 draw near, city officials are prepping for what Appleton Clerk Cindi Hesse calls a "dry run." The Feb.
Yesterday | Stevens Point Journal
Region struggles with psychiatrist shortage
People in central and northern Wisconsin who need psychiatric help could find themselves on a waiting list or traveling to other parts of the state for that help.
Cheryl Anderson column: Living Faith's risk pays off with growth
People may have thought it a gamble when the Rev. Billy Ferg planted a church about three years ago in Appleton.
Neenah rethinks residency rules for directors
NEENAH - For his first 35 years in municipal government, Mayor George Scherck supported Neenah's ordinance that requires department directors to live within the city.
College hosts career fairs Feb. 16
Job seekers will have an opportunity to talk to local employers on Feb. 16 at Rasmussen College career fairs in Appleton and Green Bay.
Citizen group pushes Appleton to reverse ban on raising backyard hens
APPLETON - Hens would be allowed but roosters have no boosters under a proposal to promote sustainability by allowing residents to raise fowl within city limits.
Vancouver Fire Department adds twin engines | Feb. 9,
Dan Pearce, captain at Vancouver Fire Station 1, climbs out of his station's new engine on Tuesday.
12 News Investigates Salesmen Who Prey On Unemployed, Uninsured
More people than ever before are out of work and without insurance, so when an offer comes along that sounds like a lifesaver lifesaver, many are falling for the pitch, discovered 12 News investigative reporter Colleen Henry.
Copps Food Center offers DMV service
APPLETON - Vehicle owners can now renew and receive their annual license plate stickers at Copps Food Centers in Appleton.
Test Confirms Appleton Student has Tuberculosis
Health officials say a student at Appleton North High School has contracted tuberculosis, and the city plans to test about 300 students who may have been exposed.
APPLETON - A woman drove her car off U.S. 41, through a chain link fence and into a display fire truck parked in front of Pierce Manufacturing Inc.
And Heather Severson is taking on the crusade to end domestic violence after it stole someone very close to her.
Anduzzi's Sports Club expands to Howard
Address and phone number: 2555 Lineville Road, Howard, 544-8268 Website: www.anduzzis.com Email: www.anduzzis.com/contact.php Owner: Andy Szymanski and Mike Tomasik Product or service provided: Anduzzi's is a sports bar and grill.
Push and Pull of Electronic Drives
John Casey teaches electromechanical technology at Fox Valley Technical College in Appleton, Wis.
Kimberly Wants to Know Owner's Intentions for NewPage Mill
Village officials in Kimberly have set up a meeting with the owner of AIM Demolition next week.
MARTIN, Brandan S.; 19, 321 Pleasant Way, Seymour. Placed on probation for 18 months for criminal damage to property on July 29 in Seymour.