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Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Reader Letters | Feb. 19, 2009
There has been discussion in the past weeks about downtown and winter activities ...
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
30 Years of Decadence
Decadent Cabaret hits three decade milestone
“The thing is intended to be Halloween, Mardi Gras, and New Year’s Eve all rolled into one."
words by Andrew Patrie
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Amble Down Anniversary
two years of local music promotion with hometown boy Kyle Frenette
It all began as a way for some good buddies to make a few albums.
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Strung Up North
The New North String Band hitting some high notes
words by Mark Koenig
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Covering All the Bases
the historical sport of indoor baseball and how it swept the Valley
Long ago, an indoor winter sport was taking on a life of its own in the Chippewa Valley.
words by Joe Niese
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
P.O.S.: Never Better
national artist calls on crewmates and locals for show
If he emits half the energy he radiates into First Avenue crowds, the roof will blow off.
words by Chris Henson
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Slippery Sidewalks Make Me Cross
I have become the cantankerous neighbor that frightened me as a child
I’ve become critical of poorly shoveled sidewalks ... I have taken to shaking my fists.
words by Jodie Berseth
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Making the Connection
plan may bring multimodal transport options to Valley
Plans by the Midwest Regional Rail Initiative promises only to “consider” service to the area.
words by Carrie Weiss
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Questioning the Locals | Wynne Cook
Wynne moved here 31 years ago from Madison to start the Cook Family Health Center.
You lived with three musicians (husband and two sons), how nerve-racking was that?
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Fighting Wisconsin’s “Puppy Mill Capital”
According to TV18 News Anchor Jamie Paige, Clark County is the “puppy mill capital” of Wisconsin
words by Emily Thierfelder
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Shortcuts | Feb. 19, 2009
Filmmakers shot footage in Eau Claire a few weeks back as part of a documentary about ...
words by V1 Staff
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Curtain Call
one last show for stage duo Larry and Lucy Weidner
“As far as I know, they were on the Ark, and have been doing plays ever since.”
words by Briana Krantz
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Albert Herring
British opera comedy comes to UWEC’s Ganter Concert Hall
The public sees most opera as depressing music sung in a different language ...
words by Andrew Christianson
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Menomonie Library Getting Renovations
A $100,000 renovation will force the Menomonie Public Library to close its doors ...
words by Trevor Kupfer
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Local Writer Publishes Four Books in a Year
Rob Reid, local storyteller and senior lecturer, has published four books in a year’s time.
words by Claire Jeffries
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
In a Bind
class on the art of binding books comes to Eau Claire
Buranakorn's talents earned one book a spot in the private collection of the King of Thailand.
words by Kinzy Janssen
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Art, Music Get a Raw Deal
Menomonie restaurant Raw Deal will host a monthly art and music show.
words by Kinzy Janssen
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Paw Over Some Animal Art!
The Mabel Tainter is hosting a an animal-themed silent and live art auction.
The Mabel Tainter is hosting a an animal-themed silent and live art auction.
words by Briana Krantz
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Faithful Images
church exhibition of famous Chinese watercolorist He Qi
Most people would not think of a church for a progressive, modern art gallery.
words by Arya Roerig
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Pioneer Grill Expands for Dining and Entertainment
The Pioneer Saloon and Grill just outside of Menomonie will have plenty of room for ...
words by Kinzy Janssen
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
The Livery Restaurant to Open in Early March
The Livery, aka Cowtown Saloon, will open in early March.
words by Kinzy Janssen
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
More Than a Meal
The Creamery touts the entire dining experience
... the occasion felt like a worldly experience, a cultural awakening that challenged me.
words by Tina Rosentrater
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Shootin' with Sportscasters
my action-packed evening alongside Bob Gallaher and the TV-13 crew
If you’re expecting a dramatic Hill Street Blues-esque roll call to set assignments ...
words by Luc Anthony
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
Better than Being in a Rock Band
lay off the minivan-driving parents (they’re busy with important work)
Any of you guys have any experience cleaning spaghetti vomit out of a mattress? Anyone?
words by Mike Paulus
Issue #120 February 19, 2009
The Largest Garage Sale in EC
annual event provides sanctuary for us desperate thrifters
Any other locals sharing my affinity for rummaging know about ...
words by Trevor Kupfer
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