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Issue #112October 23, 2008 |
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Turning 40 Family Tavern Tour
I’m a child of the 70s and 80s. I grew up going to taverns and supper clubs with my parents.
words by Patti See
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Reader Letters | Oct. 23, 2008
I’m not telling you anything new if I say the economy has hit an extremely rough patch ...
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Sol Men
Irie Sol’s new CD perfectly blends its mixed influences
Where does a Midwest rock/reggae/rap/dance/whatever band go when it needs to produce an album?
words by Ian Jacoby
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Ramblers Release New CD
The Chippewa Valley’s The River City Ramblers have released a new full-length album.
words by Andy Plank
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Midwest Tour for Gentle Guest
Two months after releasing its rowdy, dirty blues debut, The Gentle Guest is hitting the road.
words by Andy Plank
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Health Care Gets Helping Handbook
Dr. Jonathon R.B Halbesleben edited Handbook of Stress and Burnout in Health Care ...
words by Caitlin Heidbrink
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Filling a Musical Void
Desolatevoid releases thrashing follow-up album
Allow opening track, “Isolation Embrace,” to be the unexpected violent shove from behind ...
words by Andrew Patrie
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Dressy Bessy
hodgepodge band inciting dance fever at UW-Stout
Denver natives Dressy Bessy are a grab-bag of dance rock and power pop.
words by Kyle Shaffer
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Moles Make a Mountain of East Hill
those peksy burrowers keep digging holes in my garden
“Oh my god! These ugly rodents are living in the yard designated as my gardening area?!”
words by Jodie Berseth
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Casting Ballots
parties discuss the issues important to local voters
Health care and energy are two large issues on voters’ minds, but it all about the economy.
words by Theresa Schneider
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Thanks for Asking | Oct. 23, 2008
I have heard my house used to be everything from a meat market to a sewing shop ...
words by Frank Smoot
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Glimpse | Chippewa Falls Cougars Get Comfortable
Chippewa Falls’ largest feline residents have a new, impressive home.
words by V1 Staff
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Police Reports | Oct. 23, 2008
lessons we've learned from local police reports
When someone steals 500 pounds of copper balls ...
words by Trevor Kupfer
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Shortcuts | Oct. 23, 2008
Now the city and university have teamed up to present a fresh, new online directory ...
words by V1 Staff
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Church Basement Ladies
a play about a small-town Minnesota church, “you betcha”
“It’s a classic show that would appeal to this area.”
words by Abi Zimmer
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Marketing Master Inks Book on Branding
David Brier publishes How Brands Defy Gravity & Rise Above the Noise.
words by Caitlin Heidbrink
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Bird Is the Word
local columnist pens bird-watching book
“I’d rather have a live wolverine duct-taped to my face than do one of those things again.”
words by Carrie Weiss
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Stockpiling Saltwater
experiencing the world ... one bottled water at a time
This was my first European water; there was no question it deserved prominence.
words by Kinzy Janssen
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
The Gallery of a Lifetime
professor selling her life’s work to support renovation
Janet Carson’s painting career is a journey that spans both decades and a myriad of styles ...
words by Caitlin Heidbrink
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Hospital Gets a Living Room
The Living Room has joined forces with Eau Claire’s Luther Midelfort ...
words by Caitlin Heidbrink
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Book Features Dishes by Local Hmong Cooks
Hmong Cookbook includes 15 step-by-step recipes such as curry noodles, egg rolls, and beef salad
words by Trevor Kupfer
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Not a Fairytale Ending
mishaps delay promising 48-Hour Video Project
“There’s always mishaps,” crewmember Stephanie Dee told me during their shoot ...
words by Trevor Kupfer
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Found Footage Festival
local duo discovers a whole new batch of hysterical clips
Found Footage Festival will grace Eau Claire with yet another outrageous cinematic experience.
words by Carrie Weiss
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
Lessons Close to Home
talking with local homeschoolers
Home schooling looks different in every family. That might be the beauty of it.
words by Jenna Kulasiewicz
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
I’m a Twig Fest Fan
quaint, small-town festival knocks the snark right out of me
A big ribbon-wrapped barrel of kitsch with the word ‘cherish’ hand-painted on the side.
words by Mike Paulus
Issue #112 October 23, 2008
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Frightful Flick Fest
Volume One editor Trevor Kupfer picks scary flicks for every taste.
The most important element to the tradition of Halloween is a huge load of scary movies.
words by Trevor Kupfer
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