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La Crosse hairstylist takes his talent to Puerto Rico Fashion Week, sets sights on New York (opens the original)
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LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW)Â â A La Crosse hairstylist is taking his work beyond the salon after joining a hair team backstage at Puerto Rico Fashion Week, an opportunity that began with a social media connection and is now leading to New York Fashion Week. Raul Castro, an independent hairstylist at Pamperin Salon & Spa, traveled to San Juan in September for his first experience working in the fashion industry. The opportunity marked another step in a career Castro said he did not originally envisi
Medical expert shares tips for a safe Oktoberfest weekend (opens the original)
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LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW)Â â As thousands of people prepare to celebrate Oktoberfest in La Crosse, local health experts are reminding festivalgoers to pace themselves, look out for their friends and know when drinking has become a medical emergency. With Oktoberfest events kicking off Thursday, local health experts recommend eating before and while drinking, staying hydrated and alternating alcoholic drinks with non-alcoholic beverages. They also encourage people to keep track of how much they ar
Vernon County Fair opens for 169th year with hundreds of exhibits, new inclusive events (opens the original)
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VIROQUA, Wis. (WXOW)Â â The Vernon County Fair is opening for its 169th year, bringing hundreds of exhibits, livestock shows, carnival rides, food vendors and new inclusive events to the fairgrounds in Viroqua. In the days leading up to opening day, organizers were putting the final pieces in place across the grounds, from checking in exhibitors and preparing show areas to getting buildings ready for thousands of entries. "This year, we have 368 junior fair exhibitors, and then our open class
Thousands step out in pink for breast cancer research, patient support (opens the original)
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LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW)Â â Thousands of people filled Riverside Park with a sea of pink Saturday morning for the 21st annual Steppinâ Out in Pink, raising money for local breast cancer research and patient support programs. The morning featured a survivor social and walk, live music, food trucks and a vendor market. About 4,500 people had registered for the noncompetitive fundraising walk before Saturday, with organizers hopeful attendance would surpass 5,000. Around 400 breast cancer survivo
Remembering 9/11: Onalaska volunteer recalls helping in New York (opens the original)
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LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) â 25 years after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, Dave Larsen still keeps reminders of the week he spent volunteering in New York. Larsen, an Onalaska resident who grew up in New York, was working in a factory when he first heard something had happened at the World Trade Center. "You hear the broadcast, 'Oh, something blew up in the World Trade Center.' And at first, no one really knew what was going on," Larsen said. "But then, the second plane hit, and then someone went
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