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Articles in Mar 01, 2005 issue of La Crosse Tribune

• Trane Federal Credit Union changes its name
• Groups discuss theater's future
  by Parlin, Geri
• Minimum wage vote delayed
  by Kent, Joan
• Gundersen changing at the top
  by Rindfleisch, Terry
• They're all business: Johnsrud runs the firearms business his parents started
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Police patrolling more near river, downtown bars
  by Springer, Dan
• Family Care ran $2.5 million deficit
  by Magney, Reid
• LHI getting 'money's worth'
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Wireless and paperless: Technology changing campus communications
  by Schott, Kate
• Panel tables vote on minimum wage increase
  by Kent, Joan
• Fortress Bank plans Onalaska branch
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Tire burning plant withdrawn
  by Magney, Reid
• End of the line
  by Kent, Joan
• Town of Onalaska to look at preserving farms and woodlands
  by McAlpine, Linda
• Perrot State Park changes take flight: 'A sign of growth'
  by Grooms, Autumn
• County debates smart growth
  by Magney, Reid
• Medinger proposes two-stage wage hike
  by Kent, Joan
• Agriculture is focus of local forum
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Right at home
  by Mercer, Anastasia
• Development rights program pursued
  by McAlpine, Linda
• Plan would manage Hixon Forest's future
  by Schott, Kate
• DNR probes fish kill
  by Magney, Reid
• UW-L students hope hunger strike sends signal to lawmakers
  by Schott, Kate
• Indoor water park ready
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Forum helps women lead
  by Mercer, Anastasia
• United Way names board members
  by Banks, Chanel
• La Crosse Common Council: Committee of the Whole Oks smoking at two restaurants
  by Kent, Joan
• Numbers good for Jefferson
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Future at Elegant Stone Products in Viroqua is ... Rock solid
  by Bloom, Betsy
• Neighbors win concrete plant suit
  by Magney, Reid
• Area's jobless rate down from a year ago
  by Cahalan, Steve
• City nears liquor license limitations
  by Kent, Joan
• Thompson to head Logistics
  by Cahalan, Steve
• City council accepts alcohol task force's report
  by Kent, Joan
• Organic Valley growing, adding jobs in Cashton
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Perrot entrance closure a hot topic
  by Grooms, Autumn
• A sure sign ... Drive-in opening means spring is on the way
  by Schott, Kate
• They're all business: A year after closing firm, Swanson does industry consulting
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Minimum wage proposal gets panel's support
  by Kent, Joan
• Billboard ordinance change rejected
  by Kent, Joan
• Debate focuses on city growth
  by Kent, Joan
• Quillin's eyeing Causeway for store
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Xcel projects natural gas cost up 8 percent
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Another bank eyes Associated's Main St. building
  by Cahalan, Steve
• More than 1,300 people attend CareerFest
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Family Care shakeup continues
  by Magney, Reid
• Paying more, driving less?: Coulee Region drivers 'can feel the gas prices' creep up
  by Magney, Reid
• Deal gives Loggers more parking
  by Schott, Kate
• Water and sewer rates on the rise in La Crescent
  by Grooms, Autumn
• new 'cold' war, The
  by Sheehan, Tom
• finances of farming, The
  by Kent, Joan
• Barreling along
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Tips to make a home: Area shows offer information on building, remodeling
  by Grooms, Autumn
• Grounded specialty coffee: Coffee price increases are brewing
  by Cahalan, Steve
• Baptist church could be next community center
  by Magney, Reid