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Barbershop group honors top member

 Barbershop group honors top member

The Indianhead Barbershop Chorus had its annual ‘Ladies Night” in Dresser on Jan. 28 followed by the installation of new officers by Tyler Smith, representing the Land-O-Lakes District.

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Candidate forum planned in Hammond

Hammond residents wanting to learn more about the Village of Hammond Board candidates are encouraged to attend a forum on Feb. 11.

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Somerset School Board sets recommendations for district’s future

Basing its findings off the October community survey, the Somerset Board of Education has set recommendations for the school district’s future.

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HealthPartners honors Somerset business with excellence award

An innovative pilot project was recently recognized when Therapy Partners Inc. and OSI Physical Therapy were awarded HealthPartners’ highest award – “Excellence in Innovation.”

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Kattre recovering after Jan. 11 car accident

Kattre recovering after Jan. 11 car accident

Justin Kattre, 17, of Hammond is known for his strength and speed on the football field, but after a devastating car accident on Jan. 11 the local teen is hoping to gain back his strength and have a speedy recovery.

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New Hammond café serves hearty meals

New Hammond café serves hearty meals

People hungry for a home-cooked meal have a new place to eat in Hammond. On Jan. 1 the Heartland Café opened in the restaurant side of the Hammond Hotel.

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SCC Dance heads to state

SCC Dance heads to state

The St. Croix Central Dance team competed at Regionals at Eau Claire North High School on Jan. 28. They placed third with their pom dance and sixth with their jazz dance. Both dances qualified for state.

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Somerset Fire/Rescue receives life-saving donation

Somerset Fire/Rescue receives life-saving donation

The Lucas2 chest compression system may look small, but it can make a big difference to someone in cardiac arrest.

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Project Lead The Way continues to evolve in Somerset

Project Lead The Way continues to evolve in Somerset

Project Lead The Way is now in its third year in the Somerset School District and the program continues to add to its offerings in the schools.

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Somerset dance line qualifies for state

Somerset dance line qualifies for state

In its first season of competing as a team, the Somerset High School dance line has qualified to compete at state.

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Empty Bowls slated for April 26

Empty Bowls slated for April 26

The date has been set for the fifth annual New Richmond Empty Bowls event.

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Habitat presents home keys to family

Habitat presents home keys to family

It’s been a nine-month waiting process, but a single-parent New Richmond household saw their home ownership dream come true this week.

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Somerset sisters accused of torturing man with pliers

Somerset sisters accused of torturing man with pliers

Two Somerset sisters face up to 40 years in jail for allegedly sexually torturing a teenage male with a pair of pliers and forcing him to drink urine.

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Hot Air Affair set this weekend

Hot Air Affair set this weekend

The Hudson Hot Air Affair takes to the sky this weekend for the 23rd annual hot air balloon rally and winter festival Feb. 3-5. This year’s theme is “2012—The Year of the Dragon.”

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Area volunteers sought for Daffodil Days event

The American Cancer Society Daffodil Days is an event to raise funds and awareness to fight cancer and to create a world with less cancer and more birthdays in the local community.

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