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Hello Indian summer: Warm weekend ahead
A reprieve. It comes in late October, sometimes early November, but only after a frost.
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Police blotter for Nov. 7
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Jury convicts man in spat with sheriff
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Deer and Drivers: November is top month for collisions
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- Man arrested in Handy assault
- WSU official’s daughter helped treat the wounded
- Fishermen rescued after boat overturns near dam
- Great River Shakespeare Festival receives grant
- Report: Minnesota needs significant Internet upgrades
- Fort Hood victims include St. Paul soldier
- Candy maker to cut 175 jobs in Minnesota
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- Fishermen rescued after boat overturns near dam
- Off-duty firefighter, anglers pull three from frigid waters
- 12:05 am WSU official’s daughter helped treat the wounded
- 12:05 am Hello Indian summer: Warm weekend ahead
- 12:05 am Man arrested in Handy assault
- 12:05 am Deer and Drivers: November is top month for collisions
- 12:05 am Jury convicts man in spat with sheriff
- 1:35 am Soldier from Kiel among Fort Hood massacre victims
- 1:30 am Doyle calls vote on reforms ‘critical step'
Sports
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- A man of influence
- Alan Tomow never is going to be an All-American player for the Winona State University football team. In fact, his playing time as a wide receiver has been sparse the past three seasons.
- Nov 6 Warriors playing for their playoff lives against UMD
- Nov 6 Warriors advance to NSIC finals
- Nov 6 Caledonia grinds out physical win
- Nov 6 KoMets stymie Lancers again
- Nov 6 Superlarks soar over Hurricanes
- 12:00 am Bogut, Bucks come back to beat Timberwolves
- 12:10 am Twins acquire Hardy, send Gomez to Brewers
Opinion
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- Darrell Ehrlick: Daughter elicits tears I never knew I had
- No one ever told me it would be this hard or that I'd could love something this much.
- 12:15 am Stewart Shaw: This land is our land
- Nov 6 Leonard Pitts: Angry and Dopey ... A plague on both houses
- Nov 6 Jim Galewski: Take time to understand these complex issues
- Nov 5 Kathleen Parker: The story of newspapers remains a good one
- Nov 5 Linda Fort: Of Santa Claus and fairies in the woods ...
- Nov 4 Robert Hively-Johnson: Name the names
- Nov 4 Our view: Teachers deserve gratitude, not demonizing
Business
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- A bailout for small business? Area firms need credit to grow, hire workers
- Craig Porter sees a way out of the recession for his small Lewiston, Minn., business, but he can't land the loans he needs to get there.
- Nov 6 Norbco line to expand Galesville site
- Nov 3 Tomah brothers to plead in bank fraud
- Nov 3 Developers abandon plan for Big Stone II power plant
- Nov 2 Program spruces up downtown storefronts
- Nov 1 Police say taverns not proactive enough
- Oct 29 Pharmacy to remain in La Crescent
- Oct 28 Manufacturing will be even stronger when economy rebounds
Entertainment
Local Visual Arts Best Bets Movies Television Comics Games Parade
- Winona Health Fantasy of Trees
- The Winona Health Auxiliary will hold the eighth annual Holiday Fantasy of Trees Friday, Nov. 20 and Saturday, Nov. 21 at Watkins Manor.
- Nov 6 Seeing in Pictures: Lecture by James Bowey at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum
- Nov 6 Great River Shakespeare Festival receives grant
- Nov 6 Bluesman Geremia in Winona
- Nov 5 White House to host episode of 'Iron Chef America'
- Nov 3 Favre's return to Green Bay draws big TV audience
- Nov 3 Minnesota state senator put on presidential arts panel
- Nov 2 High excitement in St. Paul: Ice fishing to return to St. Paul winter carnival
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- Willy Wonka Opens Nov. 13 at WSHS
- WAPS RELEASE -- Winona Senior High School presents Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka on November 13 th and 14 th . This adaptation, featuring many of the songs from the classic film, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, will entertain the whole family. Performances are at the WSHS auditorium on Friday, November 13, at 7:00pm and Saturday, November 14, at 1:00pm and 7:00pm . Yes, that's right WSHS has brought back the matinee for this production! Tickets are on sale now at Midtown Foods, Hard…
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