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Notable + Quotable | May 20, 2021

things heard around the Chippewa Valley

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It has really warmed our hearts to see the outpouring of support we have gotten. 

When we said we were low on kitten food and cat food, holy man, that whole day we were getting delivered kitten food and cat food so we are stocked now.

JAMIE WAGNER

manager of the dunn county humane association

– quoted in a May 13 WEAU 13 News report about dozens of cats discovered in rural Dunn County, including some that had been shot and killed. The 35 surviving cats have been given names inspired by Dr. Seuss books and await adoption.


We are so happy to be open. ... We get to see the lovely smiling faces of our customers. Everyone is excited to be in, and get to come in and browse the shelves, and feeling like they have returned to normal.

PAULA STANTON

CIRCULATION MANAGER, L.E. PHILLIPS MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY

– quoted in a May 13 WQOW-TV report about the library’s new temporary location.


We were given a gift, and now we can share that gift.

JERRY BROST

volunteer, Heyde Center for the Arts

– quoted in May 13 Chippewa Herald article about a livestream showing a local eagle’s nest, which you can see at cvca.net.