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Issue #156 July 15, 2010
Awesome Custom Workspaces
local and national examples of cool cubicles
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #156 July 15, 2010
Making Friends of Co-Workers and Bosses
some local treats for the whole office
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #156 July 15, 2010
Unique Work Environments, Philosophies, and Perks
ideas that have set some workplaces apart from the pack
“We actually coach them into being blunt and noisy about the things that are most difficult to talk about.” – Rick Olson, president and CEO of KRM
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #156 July 15, 2010
What Local Companies Look for in Management Material
from Luther Middlefort and Royal Credit Union
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Issue #156 July 15, 2010
How to Enhance Your Brand
identify the distinctive qualities of the organization
Does your organization have a concrete, common understanding of its vision, mission, and strategic goals – along with an understanding of the talent required to fulfill those goals?
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #156 July 15, 2010
Movin' On Up
tips to help you move up the company ladder
Cliché alert: dress for the job you want, not the job you have.
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #156 July 15, 2010
Attracting and Retaining Talent
companies are getting creative in trying to find and keep the right people for the job
The recent dip in the economic climate has created a much larger pool of people looking for work ...
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #154 June 17, 2010
Where the Rabbits Roam
pets trim up and provide fertilizer for lawn
Most homeowners do everything they can to keep rabbits off their lawn, not to mention their gardens. Remember Mr. McGregor?
words by Kinzy Janssen
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Issue #154 June 17, 2010
Local Pooches are Doggone Lucky
some great local places for pampering your pets
These are the days to be a dog. Once upon not-that-long-ago, dog care was limited to kenneling and cutting ...
words by Katie McKy
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Issue #154 June 17, 2010
Unusual Pet Hairstyles from the Chippewa Valley and Beyond
options for your pet other than the usual trim
Maybe it’s because of The A-Team movie. We’re not sure. But Mohawks are apparently a popular request for local pet groomers.
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
I'm attending the Hastings Way Public Workshop
Leave your name and a comment if you plan to attend.
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Streets - General Discussion
an open forum for readers to discuss "Reinventing Our Streets"
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Where the Money Comes From
a quick list of some funding options
The City of Eau Claire has an annual budget for capital improvement projects and street maintenance, but a roadway vision above and beyond the norm may require additional funding streams.
words by Trevor Kupfer
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Get This Show on the Road
the nation is starting to join the worldwide trend to increase investment in friendly streets
“This is the end of favoring motorized transportation at the expense of non-motorized.” -Ray LaHood, DOT secretary
words by David Smuhl and Trevor Kupfer
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Success Story #2
how a street obstruction trained drivers to see pedestrians on Water Street
If you’ve ever tried crossing the street at the intersection of Water Street and Fourth Avenue, it can feel a bit like Frogger.
words by Betty Rae Matthews
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
"I've Never Seen That. I Hate It."
instant reactions to the “new” are often misguided
Do you remember when roundabouts were first introduced in Eau Claire a few years back? People were up in arms about these freaky European solutions to problem intersections.
words by Trevor Kupfer
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Taking It to the Streets
the progressive start and controversial end of local Critical Mass bike rides
“Riding a bicycle down a public roadway should not be considered suicide, and as long as it is I think there is a place for Critical Mass in Eau Claire and elsewhere.” -Jeremy Gragert, participant in Eau Claire Critical Mass
words by David Smuhl
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Rules of the Road
a recap of the laws for motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians
There's confusion among cyclists and motorists as to what their place on the road is. We're here to clear things up.
words by David Smuhl
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Making Public Transportation Attractive
moving away from “welfare on wheels” and into invited experience
Transportation and design officials the nation over are devising ways to rethink public transit and force residents to rethink it, too.
words by Trevor Kupfer
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
The Car As a Guest
the proposal for a “woonerf” on Thorp Drive
“The concept is to create a common public space – not a road. … The environment needs to change the motorist’s behavior.” - Public Works Director Brian Amundson
words by Trevor Kupfer
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Success Story #1
a downtown revived from the dead by widening the sidewalk
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Asking for Alfresco
increasing the presence of sidewalk dining downtown
“A little bustle is great for business.” -Sandy Hartmann, manager of Acoustic Café.
words by Cheri Dostal
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Pedestrian Mall Madness
the benefits of widening sidewalks or creating pedestrian plazas
(Cities) have experienced a 50 percent increase in visitor traffic since the designation of pedestrian areas. Sales, too, increased – by 25 to 40 percent – in stores whose owners initially opposed the change.
words by Kinzy Janssen
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
10 Cities with "Street Environments" Worth Striving for
words by Kinzy Janssen
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Driving How We Get Around
these are the people shaping the transportation landscape. you got a problem, talk to them.
While you may think calling a public figure to give them your two cents on infrastructure issues will do absolutely no good, you’re dead wrong (at least on the local level).
words by Trevor Kupfer
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
What Does It Take to Make These Changes?
a blunt conversation with a city official
“We have to be much more open-minded instead of automatically saying ‘You can’t do that.' You can do it; it just takes more work and it’s different.” -Public Works Director Brian Amundson
words by Trevor Kupfer
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Radical Idea: No Park
progressive utilization of rarely inhabited fire hydrant spaces
As the population grows and automobiles continue to be a primary mode of transportation, we are forced to come up with more inventive solutions for our green spaces as well as more nuanced approaches to reducing the impact.
words by Betty Rae Matthews
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Hastings Changings
It’s time to reclaim some of the concrete previously used for cars and dedicate it to creating an environment friendlier to multiple modes of transportation.
words by Nick Meyer
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Reinventing Barstow Street
It’s time to take action. Time to introduce elements that make Barstow Street feel unique more of the time.
words by Nick Meyer
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Bikes Don't Grow on Trees
cyclists put them there because there aren’t enough bike racks
Local businesses have the ability to appease a whole bunch of irritated bicyclists, increase their traffic, and even save trees with one simple act: adding a bike rack.
words by Heidi Kraemer
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
A Change Will Do Us Good
the city-approved plan to better the streets for bikes, pedestrians
Invite a bunch of bikers to advise the city council and you’re going to see some lasting results.
words by Kinzy Janssen
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Issue #152 May 20, 2010
Reinventing Our Streets - An Introduction
Over the next couple of years, the City of Eau Claire has a significant opportunity to redefine the experience of driving, walking, and biking through our community.
words by Nick Meyer
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Issue #151 May 6, 2010
The Big Brew Tour
just a taste of the Best Brewmaster’s lairs in Wisconsin and Minnesota
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Issue #151 May 6, 2010
Visual Voyage
an art tour through WI and MN, showcasing our best galleries, studios, and museums
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Issue #151 May 6, 2010
The Grape Escape
plotting the route of “Local Foods – Local Wines,” June 5-6
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Issue #151 May 6, 2010
Following Frank
a not-too-sprawling tour of some of Frank Lloyd Wright’s midwestern masterpieces
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Issue #150 April 22, 2010
A Trip Down the Chip
a five-day adventure with camping, fishing, canoeing, and biking (a fictionalized account)
What follows is something I’ve come to call the MANLY TRIP Log, a diary of my epic outdoor Chippewa journey.
words by Matt Ledger
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Issue #149 April 8, 2010
Finding the Right Flowers for You
an amazing flow chart of fantastic flora fun
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Issue #149 April 8, 2010
Gnomes in the Loam
local company educates, entertains kids on gardening
“When kids are entertained and having fun, they become more interested and engaged, and educated in the process.” -Greg Raleigh, president of Enchanting Gnome Knowledge
words by Kinzy Janssen
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Issue #149 April 8, 2010
Yards We Dig
a crop of cool local yards, from the front and from the back
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #149 April 8, 2010
Homes We Covet
a collection of local homes that are just really cool
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #148 March 25, 2010
The Perfectly Pleasant Grid of Playgroups
an at-a-glance guide to the area's many playgroup offerings
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Issue #148 March 25, 2010
Striking Forward
Bowl for Kids’ Sake raises funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters
It's a pin-knocking party for a good cause.
words by Kinzy Janssen
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Issue #148 March 25, 2010
A Great Place to Hang
YMCA's kid's gymnasium
Had enough of the Gameboy Advance? Tell your parents to head over to Eau Claire YMCA’s Kid’s Gym for a break from the playtime monotony.
words by Thom Fountain
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Issue #147 March 11, 2010
A Statistical Breakdown
a highly scientific look at Chippewa Valley’s Eat Scene
Check out some fun number crunching based on eatery and population data. Sounds fun, right?!
words by Trevor Kupfer
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Issue #147 March 11, 2010
Beyond the Apron
in super-secret-anonymous fashion, Volume One reveals on-the-job stories from local servers
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Issue #147 March 11, 2010
Impress-a-Date Dinners
a guide to romance nad local food
Just when you thought Volume One had a guide to everything but your personal life, we up and dove right in ...
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Issue #147 March 11, 2010
Apps & Sides
some of the more interesting side dishes out there beyond the curds, wings, and rings
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #145 February 11, 2010
“Found: Lines by a Young Poetess, Age 14”
(honorable mention)
words by Sarah Bodeau
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Issue #145 February 11, 2010
Field Notes from East River Road
a prose poem (honorable mention)
words by Sarah Bodeau
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Issue #145 February 11, 2010
My curio
– a gift for my mother (honorable mention)
words by Greg Adams
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Issue #145 February 11, 2010
Small Change
(third place winner)
words by Sandra Lindow
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Issue #145 February 11, 2010
The Very Best of the Local Haikus
Each poet was encouraged to send in two local haikus.
These are the judges favorites.
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Issue #145 February 11, 2010
Exquisite Corpses
3 judges took their favorite lines from the contest
& threw them together to form new poems
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Issue #144 January 28, 2010
Dance Your Way Around Exercise
It’s a cardio-heavy activity, but it doesn’t have the word “aerobics” attached to it ...
words by Kinzy Janssen
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Issue #144 January 28, 2010
How Much Can Exercise Do For You?
enough with generality — let’s hear some particulars
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Issue #143 January 14, 2010
Live and learn, or just watch movies
wedding tips from the silver screen
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Issue #143 January 14, 2010
Trust the alchemists
alchemy family farm can feed your guests and free your conscience
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Issue #143 January 14, 2010
Gifts for attendants
local gifts from the bride & groom
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Issue #143 January 14, 2010
Alternative registry
traditional gifts for the bride & groom
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Issue #143 January 14, 2010
Would you clear these customs?
wedding traditions from around the world
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Issue #143 January 14, 2010
Reducing your carbon footprint (down the aisle)
earth-pleasing tips for the biggest party you’ll ever have
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for Families:
Building Your Own Backyard Ice Rink
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for Families:
10 Winter Olympic-ish Activities
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for Teens:
Pick Up Some Pucks & Hit These Open Nets
city-run rinks open on Dec. 26 and close when the ice melts
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for Teens:
Snowball Fights
“the perfect snowball” and a war strategy
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for the Active:
Bust Out the Shanty and Tip-Ups
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for the Active:
Ice Climbing: Opportunities Within Reach
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for the Active:
Check Out a Dogsled Race. Mush! Mush!
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for the Active:
A Bike Race ... in Winter ... on a Frozen Lake
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for the Active:
Winter Programs at Beaver Creek
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for the Active:
Downhill Skiing + Snowboarding + Snow Tubing Spots in the Area
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for Couples:
My Kingdom for a Horse-Drawn Wagon Ride
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for Everyone:
Area Sledding Hills
Going Downhill ... in a Good Way
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for Everyone:
Fort Knox? Pssshhhht. More Like Fort ROCKS!
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for Everyone:
A Lawn Game Good for Winter, Too
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for Everyone:
Skatey-ma Rinky-dinky-dink
all city rinks open Dec. 27 and close when ice melts
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for Everyone:
Snowmen are So Last Century
local snow sculpture ideas using household items
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Issue #142 December 24, 2009
Winter is for Everyone:
Curling is Actually a Blast ...
I Know, I was Surprised, Too
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Issue #137 October 15, 2009
Haunted Listings: Décor
even if your home isn't haunted, it can still look that way
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Issue #137 October 15, 2009
Haunted Listings: Costumes
buy it brand new or go DIY with your gruesome garb
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Issue #137 October 15, 2009
Local Trick or Treat Times
when and where to go get your candy
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Issue #137 October 15, 2009
Haunted Listings: Spook houses, tours, and trails
local locations that will try to scare you silly
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Issue #137 October 15, 2009
Local Investigators Compile Book of Hauntings in Chippewa Falls
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Issue #137 October 15, 2009
Haunted Listings: Pumpkins & Mazes
where to find this year's big orange fruit
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Issue #137 October 15, 2009
Ghouls on Film
another supernatural investigation group starts up in the Valley
words by Mitchell See
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Issue #136 October 1, 2009
The Ice Age Trail
(an outdoor adventures must-know)
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #134 September 3, 2009
Fruity Fun: Fall Farmers Markets (thru October)
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #134 September 3, 2009
Launching Spots
local autumn projectile places
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #134 September 3, 2009
Take a Hike
see the leaves, feel the sun, suck some of the crisp autumn air into your lungs
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #134 September 3, 2009
Corn Maze Guide
get temporarily lost with this corny guide
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #134 September 3, 2009
Wineries & Vineyards
take a short or a long-ish drive to grape heaven
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #134 September 3, 2009
Leaping Leafers!
how to have fun with the foliage
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #134 September 3, 2009
Apples, Apples, and More Apples
there's a lot of apples around right now ... what are ya gonna do with them?
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #133 August 20, 2009
Survival Listings: Student & Free Clinics
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #133 August 20, 2009
The Chippewa Valley's Coolest Educators
We asked “Who are the best teachers in the Chippewa Valley?”
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #133 August 20, 2009
Those Darned Kids
teachers take note of the common and outrageous pranks students have done
words by Gillian Ekern
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Issue #133 August 20, 2009
Special How-To: Ridding Your Dorm of Pests
eliminating the lingering annoyances of dorm life
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #133 August 20, 2009
The Big Dance
from the dress to the dinner: tips to survive any school dance
words by Brittany Landorf
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Issue #133 August 20, 2009
Undeclared? Who Cares?
the coolest, most random four-year schedule of college in the Chippewa Valley*
words by Trevor Kupfer and Heather Mawhiney
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Issue #133 August 20, 2009
Things We Wish We Knew When We Were Freshmen
a handful of helpful tips from the alumni working at Volume One
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #131 July 23, 2009
SDS Architects
Eau Claire firm creating green buildings all over the place
words by Gillian Ekern
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Issue #131 July 23, 2009
Things to Recycle Other than Bottles & Cans (So Just Clap Your Hands)
A shortlist of recyclable items with instructions on how to go about it
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Issue #131 July 23, 2009
Students Tackle Sustainability Issues, Too
Memorial High School students present green projects
words by Eric Rasmussen
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Issue #131 July 23, 2009
Let the Green Come to You
Xcel Energy offering locals more renewable programs
words by Gillian Ekern
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Issue #131 July 23, 2009
Green Businesses in the Valley
a few examples of local businesses that are proudly green and will proudly accept your green
words by Brittany Landorf
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Issue #131 July 23, 2009
A Collar of a Different Color
The Chippewa Valley looks to join the green collar movement as it sweeps the nation and state
words by Gillian Ekern
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Issue #131 July 23, 2009
Hot or Not
What’s “in” and “out” for going green this summer
words by Heather Mawhiney
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Issue #131 July 23, 2009
Your Green Means Go Calendar
when you’re ready to reduce your carbon footprint, start with this month’s worth of baby steps
words by Gillian Ekern
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Issue #130 July 9, 2009
Three Local Programs You Must Know
local and regional services for job hunters and entrepreneurs
words by Heather Mawhiney
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Issue #130 July 9, 2009
How to Get a Job: What the Experts Say
two local experts weigh in on finding that elusive employer
words by Heather Mawhiney
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Issue #130 July 9, 2009
Light at the End of the Tunnel
We've seen the worst, but it's not over. How do you stay on your economic feet?
Economists and job market experts say we’ve seen the worst of it, but it’s not over, so provide suggestions to ensure locals land on their feet.
words by Heather Mawhiney
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Issue #129 June 25, 2009
Picture Perfect Pets Photo Contest Winners
the pets you voted into the top spots of the photo contest
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Issue #129 June 25, 2009
Flowchart: Picking a Pet for Your Personality
V1’s flowchart to help you find the perfect pal for your lifestyle
words by Trevor Kupfer
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Issue #129 June 25, 2009
A Pet by Any Other Name Wouldn't Sound as Sweet
Tips and Suggestions to Help You Name Your Pet
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #129 June 25, 2009
A Walk in the (Dog) Park
Chippewa Valley Canines Begging for More Parks
words by Gillian Ekern
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Issue #129 June 25, 2009
The Cost of Companionship
Think About Price Tags Before Name Tags
words by Briana Krantz
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Issue #129 June 25, 2009
Homework Before Housebreaking
Six Questions to Ask Before Purchasing a Pet
words by Briana Krantz
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Issue #128 June 11, 2009
SPECIAL SECTION:
Health & Fitness
V1’s guide to getting in shape this summer
an all-local guide to getting in shape during the summer months
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #123 April 2, 2009
At Home in the Chippewa Valley
chores never sounded so fun
Volume One's guide to feeling at home in the Chippewa Valley.
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #122 March 19, 2009
Kids & Families
a fun-filled Volume One special section
a guide to what the Chippewa Valley has in the ol' toy box, kids
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #118 January 22, 2009
WHAT YOU NEED:
Health, Wellness, & Fitness
V1’s guide to helping you see that new year’s resolution through
Give it a glance while doing butt crunches in your favorite chair.
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Weddings & Occasions
Volume One’s gift to the Chippewa Valley’s soon- to-be wed.
Your guide to everything wedding here in the Chippewa Valley.
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #114 November 20, 2008
WEB EXCLUSIVE:
Local Kids’ Cookie Recipes
We asked area third graders what they’d put in their cookies.
“Baby powder, chicken feathers, and pizza, and fire, and ice, and lava …”
words by Local Kids
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Issue #114 November 20, 2008
WEB EXCLUSIVE:
A Day in Santa’s Planner
We asked area third graders what they think Santa does all day.
“2. Breakfast, 3. Wakes up the elves, 4. Starts making toys, 5. Looks into his crystal ball …”
words by Local Kids
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Issue #114 November 20, 2008
WEB EXCLUSIVE:
3rd Grade Holiday Dinner Plans
We asked area third graders what they’d serve for holiday dinner.
"For Christmas supper I’d make pizza, chicken, steak, hot dogs, French fries ..."
words by Local Kids
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Issue #114 November 20, 2008
Holiday Handbook 2008
A very special Volume One special section.
It's holiday time in the Chippewa Valley. Here's how to do it up right.
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #113 November 6, 2008
Arts and Entertainment
your choices for the Chippewa Valley’s best in Arts and Entertainment
your Best of the Chippewa Valley 2008 winners for music, art, and theatre
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #113 November 6, 2008
Shopping and Spending
your choices for the Chippewa Valley’s best in Shopping and Spending
your Best of the Chippewa Valley 2008 winners for shops and services
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #113 November 6, 2008
Action and Lesiure
your choices for the Chippewa Valley’s best in Action and Lesiure
your Best of the Chippewa Valley 2008 winners for sports and recreation
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #113 November 6, 2008
Here and There
your choices for the Chippewa Valley’s best in Here and There
your Best of the Chippewa Valley 2008 winners for local places
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #113 November 6, 2008
Media and Information
your choices for the Chippewa Valley’s best in Media and Information
your Best of the Chippewa Valley 2008 winners for local news sources
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #113 November 6, 2008
Ranting and Raving
your choices for the Chippewa Valley’s best (and worst) in Ranting and Raving
your Best of the Chippewa Valley 2008 winners for local issues
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #113 November 6, 2008
Nightlife and Taverns
your choices for the Chippewa Valley’s best in Nightlife and Taverns
your Best of the Chippewa Valley 2008 winners for nightime fun
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #113 November 6, 2008
Chomping and Chugging
your choices for the Chippewa Valley’s best in Chomping and Chugging
your Best of the Chippewa Valley 2008 winners for food and drink
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #113 November 6, 2008
Best of the Chippewa Valley Winners for 2008
Annual Best of the Valley Reader Poll racks up 215,000 individual “yays” and “boos”
Small battles began between rival restaurants, tattoo parlors, and media outlers ...
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #111 October 9, 2008
Hauntings
Who you gonna call? Join us for a romp through some local ghost hunting stories.
If you follow our lead, you can engage in some once-in-a-lifetime ghost busting.
words by Trevor Kupfer
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Issue #108 August 28, 2008
Back To School
Volume One’s celebration of education, because knowledge is power!
Everything from tips to stylize your living quarters and hot shopping items and more.
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #107 August 14, 2008
Pet Project
Volume One's fuzzy, housebroken resource for pets and their owners
If you or someone you love has four legs, feathers, and/or a tail - you`re gonna love this.
words by V1 Staff
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