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Diabetes technology grant helps Parkview nursing (opens the original)
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CHIPPEWA FALLS â School can be a time of highs and lows, but the same shouldnât be said for kidsâ blood glucose. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local reporting, breaking news, and more. Now, more than ever, the world needs trustworthy reportingâbut good journalism isnât free. Please support us by making a contribution. Thanks for signing up. Keep an eye on your inbox for the next editio
UWRF enters Colleges of Distinction list (opens the original)
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RIVER FALLS â At the beginning of its new semester, UW-River Falls was already getting recognized for its distinction. The university was recently added to the 2026-2027 Colleges of Distinction list, joining six other schools within the Universities of Wisconsin, and marking the first time the school has been included by the recognition program. Upon hearing the news, UW-River Falls Interim Chancellor John Chenoweth said it was reassuring that the university was picked to be among colleges pri
Sharing the warmth with ECASD Closet (opens the original)
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EAU CLAIRE â As cold weather approaches, kids in the Eau Claire Area School District (ECASD) and surrounding areas are bundling up in anticipation. Dropping temperatures for some students are a pressing issue during the fall semester. When it comes to resources for them to keep warm, ECASD McKinney-Vento Liaison Dani Graham says that in addition to winter clothes, a source of solace from the cold are blankets. âIt is very valuable to a student for a few different reasons, whether it be actua
Gifting sustainable gardens at UW-Stout Polytechnic (opens the original)
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MENOMONIE â On the campus of UW-Stout Polytechnic, new plant beds have been put in place, an accent to the newly-minted mural that stands at its Administration Building. The garden came about through the efforts of student Adam Bayerl in sustainability for the campus. Despite the summerâs impressive undertaking, biochemistry and molecular biology major Bayerl says his experience with gardening before setting up those flower beds was limited. âOther than when I was growing up and helping my
Memorial high graduate earns full-ride for computer science (opens the original)
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EAU CLAIRE â Growing up at his familyâs restaurant, Jaden Lin says the memories of the people he encountered have stuck with him more than the building itself. His family was often preoccupied working at the Great Wall Buffet on Hastings Way, leaving him ample time to explore. âI never learned Chinese through formal education, so I just spoke to my parents, learned that way, and they didn't speak English until I was in my late teens. Because of that, my childhood was marked with learning w
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