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Articles in Jun 27, 2004 issue of La Crosse Tribune

• flow of milk -- how it gets from cow to counter, The
  by Bloom, Betsy
• Doctor disciplined
  by Rindfleisch, Terry
• Businesses recover after explosion
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Bruegger's closes in downtown
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Ho-Chunk will cease high-stakes gambling
  by Sheehan, Tom
• Panel works on business relations
  by Kent, Joan
• City, union leaders reach deal
  by Kent, Joan
• La Crosse Tent & Awning dates back to at least 1863
  by Cahalan, Steve
• A BERRY GOOD SEASON
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Symphony board rehires Mills
  by Rindfleisch, Terry
• Ho-Chunk open casino near Tomah
  by Cahalan, Steve
• GOOD DAIRY DAYS
  by Bloom, Betsy
• Local retailers planning for increase in business today
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Rain leaves crops in limbo
  by Bloom, Betsy
• UW-L wants to build $12M stadium
  by Hoskin, Ed
• Despite increase, city ranks low in average pay
  by Cahalan, Steve
• One local retailer says keeping its milk prices low has paid off
• City to purchase site for Logistics
  by Kent, Joan
• Tech camp sparks career ideas
  by Mercer, Anastasia
• Local company fosters worldwide partnerships
  by Rindfleisch, Terry
• Brick Oven closes store
  by Cahalan, Steve
• CASA CRISIS
  by Hoskin, Ed
• Local officials hope Greyhound will reconsider cuts
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Businesses split on Bush visit
  by Kent, Joan
• New to the area
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Giving back
  by Grooms, Autumn
• Help plan downtown's future
  by Cahalan, Steve
• High court upholds salvage yard fines
  by Murphy, Kevin
• Downtown office buildings has new owner
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Furniture company moving to Sparta
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Ho-Chunk misses payment, will close table games
  by Sheehan, Tom
• A growing business
  by Hoskin, Ed
• Dairyland president optimistic about power plant agreement
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Panel votes to raze Uhl houses
  by Kent, Joan