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  1. Court battle over view from historic Norwegian church could cost small town more than $1 million Court battle over view from historic Norwegian church could cost small town more than $1 million
    The tiny Hauge Log Church built by Norwegian settlers in southwestern Dane County in 1852 has been the centerpiece of a long court battle that could put the town of Perry on the hook for more than $1 million if two verdicts aren't overturned by the state Court of Appeals.
    Updated: Feb 08, 2012 | 8:39 am | Loading…
  2. Wanted: African-Americans to give blood to help those with sickle cell disease Wanted: African-Americans to give blood to help those with sickle cell disease
    Many people with the genetic blood disorder, most common among African-Americans, develop immune reactions from the transfusions because there isn't enough closely matched blood available.
    Updated: Feb 08, 2012 | 9:18 am | Loading…
  3. Overture Center names new president and CEO Overture Center names new president and CEO
    After an eight month search, the Overture Center Foundation has chosen Ted DeDee, a veteran manager of performing arts centers across the United States, to lead Overture into the future, officials confirmed Tuesday.
    Updated: Feb 08, 2012 | 6:43 am | Loading…
On Campus: Should UW campuses have their own governing boards? Report says 'no'
Last year's proposal to split UW-Madison from the rest of the University of Wisconsin System may have flopped, but it prompted a committee of Regents and chancellors to ask: should individual campuses in the UW System have their own governing boards? In a report released this week, the commi…
Experts say species still could thrive with wolf, crane hunts
Experts say species still could thrive with wolf, crane hunts
Republicans may have over-reached last week in putting forth proposals to hunt gray wolves and sandhill cranes. But some wildlife management experts say hunting seasons could be established for wolves and cranes without jeopardizing the health of either population.
Visitation Thursday for 3 teens killed in crash
Students in the Campbellsport School District will be dismissed early Thursday when a joint visitation for the three teens killed in an SUV crash is held at the high school. The visitation for 16-year-old Katie Berg, 15-year-old Sabrina Stahl and 17-year-old Caitlin Scannell will be from 3 p…

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