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City Crime down, but police say alcohol, drugs still a problem
A 2001 year-end report of crime statistics released Friday
by the Winona Police Department reports a 33 percent reduction
in overall crime, but Police Chief Frank Pomeroy, who promised
to continue to work "to get a handle on the binge drinking
and drug problems," maintains that drugs and alcohol are
at the root of other crimes.
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 WSU art student to hold benefit
for WMS student
The Winona community will have an opportunity next Thursday
to view some impressive art, listen to some great music and support
a boy and his family as they continue to maneuver a difficult
time in their lives.
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County turns down help for St. Charles facility
Assisted living facility needed in that part of county,
proponents say
The Winona County Board rejected a request Tuesday by the
City of St. Charles to provide a cooperative tax abatement to
build a 20-unit assisted living facility.
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 Mock crash actors hope to deter
real one
Sirens wailed, lights flashed and smoke billowed. The dead
and dying lay strewn about two mangled cars, and hysterical survivors
pleaded desperately for someone, anyone, to help their friends.
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ANGEL: 2 year old, female black longhaired Chihuahua.
If you blink, you may miss this teeny little dot of a dogher
ears constitute the largest portion of her body, and most cats
tower over her! Angel is extraordinarily cuddly, and would be
in seventh heaven if you could forever hold her in your lap.
A saintly little sweetheart with huge brown eyes who will bring
you everlasting happiness throughout eternity.
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Nature - it's a Work of Art
Trempealeau Elementary students celebrated Environmental Awareness
Day Friday with elaborate displays and 21 different speakers
and performers. According to art teacher Pam Shaw, having such
a strong environmental focus makes each student a better global
citizen. "Any kid in this school wouldn't have any trouble
talking about the environment and ways to preserve it,"
Shaw said. Mike and Joe Klafke demonstrated taxidermy. (Photos
by Cynthya Porter)
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