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Catholic high school in Hudson to open next fall (opens the original)
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Solanus Catholic High School will offer ninth-grade classes next fall in the St. Patrick School building, according to the committee behind the effort. When it does, it will become the first Catholic high school in St. Croix County. While St. Croix County already has a variety of private Catholic schools, none go past the eighth grade. The Catholic high school plans to add a class each year, so by the fourth year it will offer all high school grades, according to projections sent by the school c
At Spirit of the St. Croix Art Festival, artists take home awards (opens the original)
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, Cassandra Grandahl took up painting, staying home and watching YouTube tutorials. She honed her craft to the point where she started attending art shows. Grandahl estimated that since May, sheâs been to one every weekend. This past weekend, she attended the Spirit of the St. Croix Art Festival for the first time, where she won âBest in Showâ honors. âIt was super well-run,â Grandahl said of the event in Lakefront Park. âThe organizer was going around tal
Attorney seeks to strike letters from state Rep. Kreibich and others in Hammond data center lawsuit (opens the original)
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State Assembly Rep. Rob Kreibich, Hammond Village Board member Dan Curran, appointed officials and residents wrote letters entered into the court record of the lawsuit contesting a data center in Hammond, though a lawyer representing the company behind the data center filed a motion to strike the written statements. The Hammond Village Board filed the lawsuit after its own board of appeals approved the conditional use permit for Metered Miningâs data center in the villageâs industrial park.
Fight against data centers comes to River Falls (opens the original)
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A teacher concerned about critical thinking. Organizers criticizing state politicians. And a River Falls City Council member saying his municipality could discuss a potential data center moratorium next month. GrassRoots Organizing Western Wisconsin hosted a protest against the stateâs sales-tax exemption for hyperscale data center companies on Wednesday night at Veterans Park in River Falls as speakers lamented the consequences of artificial intelligence and encouraged political action agains
Hudson Fire Department hosts first information session as November referendum nears (opens the original)
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Hudson Fire Chief Drew Spielman and Finance Director Sam Hosszu gave a presentation then fielded questions from residents last Thursday concerning the fire department's referendum, which asks taxpayers to fund nine additional firefighters. The two hosted one of three information sessions in the buildup to the referendum on the ballot Nov. 3. The fire department, hamstrung by a lack of volunteers amid a growing service area, has responded to fires slower than the industry standard, according to
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