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The top two: Matzek, Langer plan careers in engineering
EHS Salutatorian Christa Langer and Valedictorian Will Matzek.
Photo by Judy Wiff
As a project for her freshman English class at Ellsworth High School, Christa Langer wrote a letter to herself and sealed it to be opened during her senior year. In the letter Langer predicted Will Matzek would graduate as valedictorian and that she'd finish third in their class.
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Car versus building
Shortly after 8:30 Thursday morning, a 1992 Chevrolet Lumina driven by Virginia M. Huppert, 72, N6036 1040th St., River Falls, ran into the Norma's Beauty Salon building at 262 N. Broadway.
Photo by Sean Scallon
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Ambulance achievement is good news for patients
Once the paperwork is done, the Ellsworth Area Ambulance Service will be the first Pierce County ambulance service certified to provide advanced life support to patients.
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Area communities plan Memorial Day programs
Retired Ellsworth High School principal G. L. "Goldie" Campbell, a veteran of World War II, will be the main speaker when Ellsworth observes Memorial Day Monday.
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Dale Melstrom
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He has loved the job, but it's time to go, says human services director
When Dale Melstrom leaves his job this week, he'll be stepping down as senior department head in Pierce County and as the longest-tenured county human services director in the state.
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Unethical research
Following 17 years of research, UW-River Falls Professor Jerry Halvorson, who lives in the town of Diamond Bluff, has broken the silence surrounding a 1939 stuttering study performed on orphans.
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No. 7 Elmwood advances in baseball regionals
Elmwood was the last area baseball team left standing after the first round of the WIAA Division 3 regionals were played last week.
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