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Articles in Jan 11, 2004 issue of La Crosse Tribune

• Paradise found
  by Hoskin, Ed
• Mayor sees growth in '04
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Hospital initiative wants children to eat healthier
  by Rindfleisch, Terry
• State bill aims to quell town border wars
  by Sheehan, Tom
• Fallen bridge worker's mom: OSHA fine not enough
  by Magney, Reid
• City tries to rein in sprawl
  by Kent, Joan
• City, Shelby will talk about nursery
  by Kent, Joan
• Residents take a closer look at West Ave. plan
  by KEnt, Joan
• Bluff protected forever
  by Kent, Joan
• La Crosse medical books helping Iraqi doctors
  by Rindfleisch, Terry
• KB Toys to close up to 500 stores
  by Cahalan, Steve
• County offices shift to LaCrosse Footwear site
  by Magney, Reid
• Viterbo, Boys & Girls Club project nearly funded
  by Hollnagel, Gayda
• Lake Louis Brewery is a dream come true
  by Smith, Susan Lampert
• Meet the press: Tribune increases printing capacity
  by Hoskin, Ed
• TALKING ECONOMICS
  by Kent, Joan
• City Vision thinks time is right for plaza clock
  by KEnt, Joan
• Developers rescind offer
  by Kent, Joan
• Producers brace for changes in wake of U.S. mad cow case
  by Bloom, Betsy
• Arby's closes in mall
  by CAhalan, Steve
• Local leaders look forward to better '04
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Houston County recycling leader recycled
  by McAlpine, Linda
• KB Toys files for bankruptcy
  by Cahalan, Steve
• ON THE RISE
  by Cahalan, Steve
• New owners plan to remodel Holmen Square shopping center
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Subdivision plan stalled
  by Kent, Joan
• BADGERLAND PHEASANT FARM NEAR WESTBY, WIS., FARM TAKES FLIGHT
  by Lamb, Bob
• $7.5M rec center planned
  by Hollnagel, Gayda
• Hokah store proud of its eclectic mix of products
  by Bloom, Betsy
• HOLLYWOOD STYLE
  by Parlin, Geri
• Mesaba strike wouldn't strand local travelers
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Espresso explosion
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Electric bill of rights brings fight
  by Sheehan, Tom
• Alumni owner upset about Charter cable rate increase for bars, restaurants
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Local jobless rate rises to 4.2 percent
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Referendum outline tops $48 million
  by Mercer, Anastasia
• Holiday to close second area store
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Vets cool to name change
  by Kent, Joan
• Snowfall a windfall for some
  by McAlpine, Linda
• KB Toys store to remain open
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Some businesses tire of waiting for snow
  by Cahalan, Steve
• WORKING ON THE BRRRRRIDGE: Cold temps delay work on Mississippi River bridge project
  by Magney, Reid
• A CLOSER LOOK: Inspections start; some units still not registered
  by Kent, Joan
• Northwest issues plans in case of Mesaba strike
• 2003 LA CROSSE TRIBUNE PERSON OF THE YEAR: WILLIAM MEDLAND, True visionary
  by Hollnagel, Gayda
• South Side auto dealer to re-open
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Fritz closes La Crosse distribution
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Local airline service should stay on target
  by Cahalan, Steve
• GOODBYE TREE, HELLO CHIPS
  by Parlin, Geri
• Bond rating services give La Crosse good marks
  by Kent, Joan
• Auto shop owner uses Rose Street billboard to blast city officials
  by Kent, Joan
• Talent for symphony's Rising Stars competition getting better every year
  by Rindfleisch, Terry
• Onalaska company buys closed West Salem office building
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Cuban connection
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Tractor Supply to open in 3 closed Wal-Marts
  by Cahalan, Steve
• No sit-ups, no problem
  by Rindfleisch, Terry
• Pump House gallery will get facelift
  by Parlin, Geri
• Family style
  by Grooms, Autumn
• Wisconsin slaughter prices fall amid fears
  by Bloom, Betsy
• Council passes sprawl bill despite veto threat
  by Kent, Joan
• Apple prices up, but local crop down in 2003
  by Cahalan, Steve
• News of Fanny Farmer closing bittersweet
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Onalaska plans for growth
  by Bloom, Betsy
• Kitchen Solvers CEO shares communication lessons
  by Cahalan, Steve