23 September 2020

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KEYS Run On Hold For 2020, But You   Can Still Help Out

KEYS Run On Hold For 2020, But You Can Still Help Out


KEYS Run On Hold For 2020, But You Can Still Help Out Many traditions must be temporarily put on hold during this 2020 Pandemic, and unfortunately, the Kewaskum KEYS annual 5K Run/Walk is no exception. For the health and safety of the community and the students for whom they offer scholarships each year, KEYS felt that a changed-up plan was the best course of action. Instead of a Run/Walk

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Abler-Engel Post  Celebrates 75 Years

Abler-Engel Post Celebrates 75 Years


Abler-Engel Post Celebrates 75 Years On Sunday Sept. 13, 80 members and friends of American Legion Abler-Engel Post 454 Mt Calvary, gathered at the Cabaret Supper Club in St .Cloud to celebrate the Post being granted it’s Charter 75 years ago on December 19, 1945. The Charter listed 42 original members. A charter member of Post 454 Henry “Bud” Freed who resides in Fond du lac was planning

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Deer Season Is Here

Deer Season Is Here


Deer Season Is Here The start of deer season has once again arrived. Hunters throughout Wisconsin have their first opportunity to harvest the big one as the 2020 archery and crossbow deer seasons open on Saturday, Sept. 12. Although the season officially runs through January 3, 2021, the season is extended to January 31, 2021 in metro sub-units. Reports from across the state indicate good

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Statewide Deer Hunter Diary Study  To Be Conducted This Fall

Statewide Deer Hunter Diary Study To Be Conducted This Fall


Statewide Deer Hunter Diary Study To Be Conducted This Fall This fall, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is launching its largest ever survey of deer hunters to better understand which harvest opportunities hunters decide to take. Participating hunters will use an online diary to record the number of hours they spend hunting, deer sightings and observations related to buck

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Tips For Safer Farming

Tips For Safer Farming


Tips For Safer Farming Tractor accidents, grain entrapment and injuries from ornery livestock are just some of the dangers agricultural workers face every day. In fact, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health says agriculture is one of the most hazardous industries in the United States. In 2016, the agricultural industry had a rate of 21.4 deaths per 100,000 workers,

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Tractor Tips: Tractor And Loader Safety

Tractor Tips: Tractor And Loader Safety


Tractor Tips: Tractor And Loader Safety Tractors and loaders are an invaluable resource in the feedyard for a multitude of daily tasks. To keep operators safe while operating tractors and loaders, it’s necessary to understand how use of a front-end loader impacts the stability of a machine. Identifying tractor and loader safety principles is one of the aims of Central States Center for Agricultural

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