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 | | THE SHULLSBURG street department crew removes snow from the downtown area at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 21, after a winter storm that moved through the area on Friday left approximately 7 inches of snow. Freezing rain a few days later left road conditions icy at the start of the work week, causing many accidents throughout Lafayette County. |
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Take a step back into Dickens' England
|  | | SOME OF the children in Pop Factory Players’ upcoming musical “Oliver!” encourage everyone attending the show Jan. 28-29 and Feb. 3-5 to donate a non-perishable item for the local food pantry. Boxes will be placed at the entryway to the DHS theater for all shows. Even though the children in the show are having fun playing the part of an orphan, they know that going hungry in real life is a serious matter. Please help them help others. |
In furtherance of its mission to promote excellence in community theater, the Pop Factory Players are presenting the acclaimed musical, "Oliver!" on Jan. 28-29 and Feb. 3-5 at the Darlington High School Auditorium.
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| Hospital digs emergency well
Dena Harris
Editor | DARLINGTON-An emergency well is being dug at Memorial Hospital of Lafayette County as a precaution to terrorism and natural disasters.
Hospital administrator Sherry Kudronowicz updated the county's hospital board on the status of the well during the Jan. 19 meeting.
Thursday, January 26, 2012 Full Story... |  | Ag Enterprise Area explored in Argyle community
Dena Harris
Editor | ARGYLE-An application for an Agriculture Enterprise Area (AEA) is in the works for residents in the towns of Lamont, Argyle and Blanchard.
An informational meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 18, drew a crowd of approximately 25 to First National Bank and Trust in Argyle to learn about a potential AEA in the area.
Thursday, January 26, 2012 Full Story... | | Citywide ATV trail discussed
Dena Harris
Editor | DARLINGTON-Representatives on both sides of the citywide ATV/UTV debate met at the request of Darlington Police Chief Jason King on Jan. 19 to revisit the topic before the next public discussion.
King opened the meeting by explaining why he asked 10 citizens to share their views on the topic.
Thursday, January 26, 2012 Full Story... | | Shullsburg council weighs budgeted, unexpected costs
Dena Harris
Editor | SHULLSBURG-The Shullsburg City Council clarified the money allocated for economic development at the Jan. 18 meeting.
Mayor Tom Lethlean said the city had to make budget cuts for 2012 and couldn't justify allocating more than $1,000 for flowers downtown.
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