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Articles in Oct 07, 2001 issue of La Crosse Tribune

• Event to discuss region's high-tech economy
  by Magney, Reid
• TOOL TIME
  by Cahalan, Steve
• La Crosse bar owner taking his fight over noise citation to court
  by Kent, Joan
• Church nears return to tax-exempt status
  by Sheehan, Tom
• Funeral home bills getting mixed reviews
  by Sheehan, Tom
• Melby sentenced to four years in prison
  by Hardie, Chris
• Neighborhood market
  by Cahalan, Steve
• DOWNTOWN LA CROSSE: A new face
  by Kent, Joan
• Radisson chef to buy Piggy's restaurant
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Two restaurants open in mall's food court
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Trane parent company posts static earnings
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Trane axes workers
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Tech savvy
  by Mercer, Anastasia
• Consortium reaches out with technology
  by Rindfleisch, Terry
• logistics of health, The
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Purveyors of goblinesque say scary is out
  by Mercer, Anastasia
• Guard boosts airport security
  by Hoskin, Ed
• Angel network could help area businesses find capital
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Cajun cooking
  by Cahalan, Steve
• More layoffs, Isola to close La Crosse plant, cut 190 jobs
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Compromise reached in Pettibone RV park dispute
  by Kent, Joan
• Going high tech
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Symphony sets ticket sales record
  by Rinfleisch, Terry
• Ramp project to help parking problems in Franciscan Skemp neighborhood
  by Rindfleisch, Terry
• Dislocated workers turn to WWTC for new skills
  by Mercer, Anastasia
• Plan Commission votes to take back UW-L stadium
  by Kent, Joan
• Norwalk packing plant to reopen
  by Magney, Reid
• Authors withdraw deck proposal
  by Kent, Joan
• Dancers bring customers to bar
  by Hoskin, Ed
• Waiver might put second group home in South Side neighborhood
  by Kent, Joan
• County STI clinic's funds dry up
  by Rinfleisch, Terry
• Boats docked; company files for bankruptcy
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Adding up the jobs
  by Magney, Reid
• Technology a way of life at Viterbo
  by Mercer, Anastasia
• Main Street Ingredients is growing
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Tourism group opposes inccrease in room tax
  by McAlpine, Linda
• Postal jobs are at risk
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Group home decision questioned
  by Kent, Joan
• Auto plant to reduce work force
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Valley Pride Pack future clouded by bankruptcy
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Economic downturn forces YMCA to table pool plans
  by McAlpine, Linda
• Seymour Cray brought home high-tech industry
  by Magney, Reid
• La Crosse considers St. Joseph wastewaterProposal
  by Kent, Joan
• Council stands fast against group home
  by Kent, Joan
• Trane plans more layoffs
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Technology Village a high-disappointment in Duluth
  by Magney, Reid
• Technology alliance gets off the ground
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Image is everything
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Committee: Landlords should provide deadbolts
  by Kent, Joan
• Chippewa Valley has a big piece of high-tech pie
  by Magney, Reid
• Authorities probe bar's finances
  by Hoskin, Ed
• City: Exxon deal close
  by Kent, Joan
• Bill would allow Ashley to expand
  by Sheehan, Tom
• Official proposes mediation for city, Campbell
  by Kent, Joan
• Attorney: Valley Pride to reopen soon
  by Magney, Reid; Erickson, Randy
• Judge freezes Valley Pride's assets
  by Baron, Matt; Cahalan, Steve