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Etc.: First principles (opens the original)
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PLATTEVILLE, Sept. 16 — Thursday is a day that should be celebrated more than it is across this nation. In the 250 years since the American colonists told King George III that keeping a colony 4,200 miles away by boat was madness, many soon-to-be-former colonies have declared independence from their soon-to-be-former colonial masters. Eleven years and one war later came what distinguishes the U.S. from any country of the late 18th century, the Constitution. The concept of the common people being
Tiffany, Varnam campaign in Platteville (opens the original)
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PLATTEVILLE, Sept. 16 — Gubernatorial candidate and U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany (R–Hazelhurst) made worldwide headlines after he left Platteville Saturday. Tiffany and his pilot survived a forced landing of their airplane onto Lake Wausau, a wide spot in the Wisconsin River, and swam in 30-foot-deep water in the dark on their way to being rescued. Tiffany was part of a Republican full-court press in Platteville Saturday. Also campaigning were lieutenant governor candidate and former Lancaster mayor Da
Platteville permit parking changes approved (opens the original)
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PLATTEVILLE, Sept. 16 — Street parking without needing a permit is now easier in Platteville. The Common Council voted Sept. 8 to shrink the required permit parking area from one-half mile from Rountree Commons to one-fourth mile. The changes to the city’s parking ordinance also remove streets from the permit parking area that are within the quarter-mile radius but not considered important for permit parking. The Common Council had previously tabled shrinking the permit parking area. Police chie
Etc.: 25 years later (opens the original)
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PLATTEVILLE, Sept. 9 — Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001 dawned as a beautiful late summer day, not just in New York and Washington, but in Wisconsin too. Around 8 a.m. I dropped off our son at day care before I drove from Ripon, where we lived, to Fond du Lac, where I worked in public relations at a Catholic college. On my way out, a mom on her way in with her son, same age as ours, told me to find “a good radio station” because a plane had just hit one of the towers of the World Trade Center in New York
“Pro-life” bus won’t be in Dairy Days parade (opens the original)
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PLATTEVILLE, Sept. 9 — A bus sponsored by Grant County Right to Life won’t be in the Platteville Dairy Days parade Saturday morning. The group made that decision after Dairy Days officials wouldn’t let the bus into the parade with photos of fetuses on the side of the bus. Marge Karsten of Grant County Right to Life said the group Friday “was given the option to cover the prints of six-week and 18-week-old infants in the womb that appear on the sides of the bus or to march without the bus.” Karst
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