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Winona waits for Pelzer Street overpass funds
If a state bonding bill for freight improvements is approved,
Winona could be granted up to $1.3 million to help fund a long-awaited
railroad overpass at Pelzer Street.
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River news is mostly good
Area river experts say plans are underway to improve the Mississippi
River's safety, protect wildlife and rehabilitate plant life
and ecosystems.
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Cotter Auction is a Winona institution
Need your yard raked? Perhaps a new golf shirt or some fresh
baked delicacies? Itching for a vacation in Las Vegas? Well,
you're in luck. The Cotter Auction is again preparing to swing
its doors wide for the hundreds of people who descend on St.
T's every April in search of a good bargain and a great time.
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County program fights depression, suicide in teens
Teenagers have been perennially regarded as moody, it is a
bastion of youth. For eons, adults have dismissed this as an
influx of hormones and disjointed growth into new roles and responsibilities,
many recalling their own days of exasperated adolescence. Many
adults believe teens who feel overwhelmed and misunderstood just
grow out of it, like a right of passage. The CFL survey, however,
coupled with startling national research, may reveal that things
are not quite that simple for today's youth.
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 Winona family picking up pieces
after drunk driver hits their house
The effects of drunk driving really hit home for one Winona
family last Saturday, quite literally.
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DEANO: 9 month old, male black and white shorthaired
cat. With an agreeable, easy-going appeal, Deano murmurs a familiar
tune of cozy, relaxed contentment as he conveys that everybody
loves somebody sometime..and something in his heart is saying
that sometime is now. Wanna fall in love?
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The story is building! See the fireplace...
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On Wednesday morning, St. Martin's Lutheran School
Principal, Igor Skrastins, paid off on his challenge to students
at the school. Earlier in the year, Mr. Skrastins, promised that
he would give every student who sold seven magazine subscriptions
in the annual fundraiser for the school the opportunity to douse
him with water. On Wednesday 33 students and one teacher stood
in line with the rest of the school watching as they each had
two chances to hit a target with a ball that realeased 3 gallons
of water on Mr. Skrastins as he sat under the tank. The picture
shows just one of the times Mr. Skrastins was showered with water.
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