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• Buccaneers won tournament and conference honors, prestigious academic awards, an...
• A quick look back at Sunday's ceremony...
• See an entire album of Commencement 2012 photos here:
• Blue Skies Award-winner Amani Edwards'12 hugs McNair Director Aurora Chang at th...
• Early birds get the best seats (on the mounds). Ceremony begins in 45 minutes. W...
• Away from campus? Don't let that stop you from being in Eaton Chapel tonight. We...
• to Commencement on Sunday? Here's som...
• The stage is set, class of 2012:
• The Angel Museum to host “Ancient Cherokee History Luncheon”
• As seen from the president's front porch this morning:
• President Bierman predicts 70 and sunny for Commencement (with The Weather Chann...
• Want to know (or remember) what it's like to be a graduating Beloiter? Click her...
• Commencement 2012
• President Bierman waited until yesterday's Turtle Trot to unveil his new sneakers:
• Submit a photo from Commencement past or a photo of something that reminds you o...
• Purchase Beloit blankets this spring to help support the senior class gift drive...
• After seeing this video, there's no way you'll want to miss Saturday's concert--...
• We know many of you have been waiting for this, and here it is:
• Derek Carrier, a pre-med major, graduates next month and may have an NFL contrac...
• Nina Katchadourian, this year's Ferrall Artist in Residence, is at the front end...
• Ah, spring at Beloit--you know what that means! Symposium Day. Want to see what...
• The photo spread on the classes of '62 and '72 in the most recent issue of the m...
• For those of you who were excited about the addition of this pen-and-ink drawing...
• As the job ad puts it, Beloit is "seeking an educational enthusiast. An energize...
• The digital essays of Beloiters are now airing on Wisconsin Public Radio (and be...
• 8th Annual Sip -n- Taste Fund-Raiser
• An honors term update: The Academic Performance Committee forwarded its recommen...
• Have a closer look at the merry- and trouble-making depicted in this classic ren...
• Featuring profiles of graduating seniors, photo spreads of the classes of 1972 a...
• Last Thursday. 1 p.m. or so. 75 degrees out. Full sun. Some things never change....
• Love this idea! Do you have a Little Free Library anywhere in your community? Do...
• The snow is gone now but the summer preparations continue over in Alumni Affairs...
• Though it was a quiet week on campus (spring break!), the students who stuck aro...
• Arts as a catalyst for economic development, adaptive reuse, live music: that's...
• Whether you’re a college student looking to accelerate your credit-accumulation...
• Midwest Living magazine's most recent issue features the supper clubs of Beloit....
• Happy Valentine's Day! What is it, exactly, that you love about Beloit?
• another great RCA Award talk happening tomorrow (see below). You can also check...
• Recognize anyone on the front page of today's Washington Post? Look directly abo...
• BIFF comes to the Angel Museum
• Beloit International Film Festival 2012
• La Cusina Dinner
• Did YOU know the college has a coat of arms?
• Get to know Beloit students and employees (sometimes the two overlap!), now hand...
• How are Beloiters feeling on this first day of classes? Check out our Terrarium...
• This week's Fridays with Fred has some great photos!
• One more time, with feeling! Have a great holiday season, Beloiters.
• An update on Zainab al-Khawaja's situation.
• Even in the thick of finals, students, faculty and staff are pausing today to sh...
• The college's commitment to academic advising - to doing it well and often - has...
• See Beloit through the eyes of our current students--what is it that YOU see?
• Get a taste of the annual Iron Chef competition with new videos, pics. Can you g...
• a team mulls over their answer at last night's Girls and Women in Science Trivia...
• Former Dean of Students Bill Flanagan, now executive advisor to the President, i...
• Article in Oct 2011 “Black Meetings and Tourism”
• Spend two minutes watching the leaves drop (and the colors pop) around campus.
• BC student brings museums out into the community. "Lots of people don't realize...
• First-year flautist finds a way to maximize these final few warm days of fall.
• Friday afternoon class, fall afternoon.
• Physics professor trumpets at Olde English race.
• Are you a student who uses e-reader textbooks, or has taken advantage of the col...
• 7th Annual Community Wide Rummage Sale!
• The staff at Beloit College Magazine is creating a Beloit-centric gift-guide, an...
• Resident Assistants, readying themselves for another day of training.
• Ready for a little run? A group set out from Middle College early Wednesday (Aug...
• Back to School for Beloit - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Back to School for Beloit - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• spotted, all over Beloit today: new students and their families! Welcome to Beloit.
• Beloit’s Riverfront Snappy After Makeover
• Have YOU got any Beloit-style bling?
• A Birthday Celebration at the Angel Museum
• Headed back to campus soon? Scour your closets first for potential musical-instr...
• Has the summer issue hit your mailbox yet? Tell us what you think! Online commen...
• Hot Summer Sale in The Angel Museum Gift Shop
• 2011 Volunteers of the Year Announced
• Admissions is looking for digital, high-resolution submissions of your favorite recent BC photos for use on the web and in print. Their favorite submissions will be awarded prizes! To submit photos: email photos as attachments to catalana@beloit.edu, br
• Hey new Beloiters! We're excited that you're excited about your room assignments. There's a Facebook group set up for class, fyi: it out, and feel free to keep the questions coming!
• Three Beloiters (Deborah'11, Liz'11 and Brian'12) recently completed videos documenting their study abroad experiences and analyzing lessons learned. Check them out on the college's YouTube channel. Remind you of your own adventures a
• The Mindset Men - professor McBride and Mr. Nief - will be on Jim Bohannon's evening radio program tonight. Tune in at 10 pm ET to hear about their new book, "The Mindset Lists of American History" (on bookshelves now).
• The Daily News today filed a story on the work underway this summer all across campus-- from donor-funded historic core renovations and the Strong Stadium upgrades, to new roofs at Smith and the library. Extra, extra. Read all about it:
• Phys Plant guys beat the heat on Daily News front page:
• Alumna Katelynn Rynders'07 and fire-chief dad Kevin profiled in Chicago paper for Father's Day. Sweet read!
• A little treat for Beloiters prone to doing the NYTimes crossword. Check out clue 23 in one of this week's puzzles!
• Beloit, WI is a 2011 All-America City Finalist. See three reasons why Beloit is again up for this honor (we last won 40 years ago). Beloit contingent is in Kansas City to make their case this week. Good luck!
• A Royal Wedding Tea Party
• Baccalaureate 2011 highlights now on YouTube: Hear Prof. Greg Buchanan promise to remember (and to lie about the passing of time), watch Christophe Shea’11 break boards, see Jacob Williams’11 joke around, listen in as Ge Mu’11 and Nath
• Missed commencement? Watch the whole thing unfold in two minutes flat. Footage of speakers and Chamber Singers performances (at normal speed) will be online next Monday. Congrats again class of 2011!
• "Last year's graduation speaker, David Axelrod, then-senior advisor to President Barack Obama, remarked that the students had 'the most creative cap design of any graduating class that I have come across.'"
• Our division champion Buccaneers open Midwest Conference Tournament play tomorrow morning (9:30 a.m.) at The Ballpark at Strong Stadium. Let's go Buc Baseball!
• Seniors! What've you got planned for your mortarbord? Last year's graduates will be tough to top, but we're sure you've got something up your (graduation gown) sleeves.
• Three Beloiters (with another laying down a recorded baseline) offer up an ode to "535-eleven, Be-loit, WI" (the college and the city) in this recent performance of the brand-spankin' new "Take me to Beloit."
• College students and members of the community enjoyed great music and great food at a community potluck Sunday in Horace White Park.
• Next month's graduates slightly less worried than their predecessors about the job market, according to this piece in the local newspaper. (The second time this week a Beloiter's been on the cover!)
• Braving 40-some degree weather, students, faculty and staff (and even a few family members) showed up for the inaugural Spring Day Turtle Trot along the Rock River.
• Friends, former professors and admirers of Zainab al-Khawaja'07 have a new Facebook group aimed at helping her cause (and ending her hunger strike, now in its eighth day). Join up and help out.
• Kate Corby’99 is profiled in this month’s Dance Magazine, one of six choreographers featured.
• 4th Annual Plant Sale
• Talk about locally sourced! Did you know Commons gets its syrup from campus trees?
• It's time for some straight talk. Beloiters are SUPER. There, we said it.
• It's a bird. It's a plane. It's... it's...
• "We are good to go--our track/cross country athletes will be running on a brand-spanking-new NCAA-quality track when they return to campus this fall," President Bierman announced Monday morning.
• FREE tickets are still available for Saturday's performance of Sounds of Desire. Tickets are available at Turtle Creek Bookstore, the Office of International Education, and the Beloit Public Library reference desk. (Though admission is free, ticketh
• Hot off the presses! Comments enabled!
• Beloit's winningest b-ball coach, Bill Knapton, participated in the Reese’s Division III All-Star Game this past weekend:
• You can tell it's spring by the unbridled joy spread across campus and concentrated in Pearsons quad. Here, Professor Roc Ordman leads some Beloiters in a little jump-and-yell.
• via Beloit College Alumni Affairs Reminder: DSC and Young Alumni Award nominations are due Friday (March 18). Nominate an outstanding and accomplished alumnus/a from the class of 1961, 1971, 1986 or 2001! Visit our Awards page ( to learn more about the
• Well? How was your spring break? Have you fully recovered?
• 7th Annual Sip-N-Taste
• Resurrection Concert at Angel Museum
• Angel Museum Honors Hometown Heroes
• For those on campus, the group will be holding an informational dinner at 6 p.m. tonight (Tuesday) in the Science Center.
• Beloiter Wins Miss Capital City.
• If you're ever mulling over what you'd like to do with your Monday night, SPIEL (the college's substance-free-programming club) has the solution: milkshakes.
• Accepted in the class of 2015? Meet some of your fellow future Beloiters in this facebook group.
• How did our students made swift work of snowpocalypse 2010? A turtle-shaped igloo in Aldrich Field.
• Beloit International Film Festival 2011
• We've got a full spring scheduled featuring everything from Peking Opera to a lecture by Ali Allawi, former Iraqi Minister of Defense. See the full calendar and sign up for the monthly Arts & Lectures email at www.beloit.edu/arts
• Miss out on Jan. 21st's MLK Convocation? See a part of Associate Professor Debra Majeed's address, "Imagine Better: A 21st-Century Response to the 'Dream' of King."
• Know of someone on the hunt for a job? In the market yourself? The college is hiring!
• BIFF Comes to the Angel Museum
• Hey on-campus Beloiters; does anyone know of any student, faculty, or staff (or any combination thereof!) viewing parties happening for Sunday's big Bears/Packers game? We'd love to get pictures! Let us know in the comments or email vollbrechtl
• Museum Winter Hours
• Check your local listings to see alumna Melissa Smith Nilles'05 on "Jeopardy" today! "It was a really fun, if totally surreal, experience," Nilles said.
• We love hearing these great stories about getting your Beloit College acceptance letters! Keep'em coming.
• Local NBC affiliate talks about our Center for the Sciences in their going "Going Green" segment.
• Hey Beloiters, Can you articulate that special "something" that motivates you to support Beloit? If so, we'd like to hear about it! In a few sentences, please let us know what's behind your decisions to give back to your college. We m
• What do you love most about the city that gave the college its name? More specifically, what do you love about its downtown?
• There's just something about our squirrels...
• watch: Two new videos up on the college's Vimeo channel.
• Oprah, Please Come To Beloit
• Just in time for the holidays, the highway adjacent to the campus's west side is reopened.
• Somebody’s Angel Concert
• Little Angel Tea Party
• Beloit College family holiday card: the making of. Don't worry, no photographers were harmed in the making of this photo.
• Don't forget to join faculty, staff, students and the Biermans for a Beloit College family photo shoot! Come to the Eaton Chapel circle at 12:45. Tacky sweaters and holiday regalia are highly encouraged, but not required. See you there! (For more
• Fall finds the Hendricks Center -- soon that'll be snow, you know?
• Not on campus, but curious about today's 2010 International Symposiums? Read the abstracts here:
• It's International Education Week at Beloit College, and we've got events galore. Making it even more special is the fact that the college is celebrating 50 years of study abroad--were you one of those many students who studied internationally
• Hot off the presses: the Fall/Winter 2010 issue of the Beloit College Magazine. Check your mailbox or read it online -- and feel free to leave a comment!
• Team Beloit today won the inaugural "Shoehorn" trophy at the 48th running of the Olde English Classic at Leeson Park. President Bierman had challenged faculty and staff from Lawrence and Ripon to participate in the team challenge. They gamely a
• Students chat with President Bierman Wednesday in the Java Joint, part of a regular series of open office hours with the president. For news of upcoming student coffee hours with the president, visit the Terrarium at https://www.beloit.edu/campus/ .
• U.S. Sen. and asst. majority leader Dick Durbin (D-IL) and U.S. Representative Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) visited campus Friday, Oct. 8 to stump for Sen. Russ Feingold (D-WI) and promote early voting. An invitation to host a similar event on campus has been
• Happy move-in day, first years! Welcome to campus.
• Tom McBride tickles the ivories; what more do you need to know?
• Pizza, prizes, and a pretty sweet new center for the arts
• Two nights, six bands, endless fun!
• https://www.beloit.edu/campus/news/?story_id=296621
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• Health Notes
• News in Brief
• Aldrich school plans for 50th anniversary
• Rockton athletic field dedicated
• Stateline Area Briefs
• Guestbook on ‘Talk’ from Beloit
• Congress productive, but gets no respect
• Plots grow vegetables and memories in Beloit
• Suspect waived as adult
• Big harvest across area
• Mayor brings complaint against new chief
• News in Brief
• Kettle may double its Beloit site
• Aldrich school plans for 50th anniversary
• Homecoming Parade
• Rockton athletic field dedicated
• Landmark in jeopardy
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• Guestbook on ‘Talk’ from Beloit
• Congress productive, but gets no respect
• Plots grow vegetables and memories in Beloit
• Suspect waived as adult
• Big harvest across area
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• Crime Stoppers
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• Generosity can change lives
• Beloit schools to be honored
• Beloit budget hearing slated
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• Behaviors affect healthcare costs
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• Crime Stoppers
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• Generosity can change lives
• Beloit schools to be honored
• Beloit budget hearing slated
• Behaviors affect healthcare costs
• Mayor brings complaint against new chief
• Kettle may double its Beloit site
• Homecoming Parade
• Landmark in jeopardy
• Stateline Area Briefs
• Infant health focus of hearing
• Harvest Fiesta to be held
• Minister bikes across nation to spread good word, cheer
• Book based on mall rapist story
• Playing for Luis
• Schools will check for liquor abuse
• Victim remembered by friends, teammates
• Charges pending for suspect
• Stateline Area BlotterEngine Runs
• South Beloit limits yard waste fires
• Beloiter, 18, shot dead
• Program may have support in this area
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• Hononegah grad’s chewing up crime
• Senate candidates debate issues
• S. Beloit to crack down on overdue sewer bills
• Stateline Area BriefsEquipment eyed for Township
• Downtown bank robbed
• Plans for park at Chicory Ridge debated
• School board seeks to plug deficit
• South Beloit limits yard waste fires
• Program may have support in this area
• Hononegah grad’s chewing up crime
• Stateline Area BlotterEngine Runs
• S. Beloit to crack down on overdue sewer bills
• All 33 miners safely rescued in Chile
• Downtown bank robbed
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• Deer hunters head for woods
• Senate candidates debate issues
• Absentee voting in full swing
• Stateline Area BriefsEquipment eyed for Township
• Plans for park at Chicory Ridge debated
• CROP Walk to help the hungry
• School board seeks to plug deficit
• Aging buildings challenge district
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• Senate candidates debate issues
• Stateline Area BriefsEquipment eyed for Township
• Plans for park at Chicory Ridge debated
• School board seeks to plug deficit
• South Beloit limits yard waste fires
• Program may have support in this area
• Hononegah grad’s chewing up crime
• S. Beloit to crack down on overdue sewer bills
• Downtown bank robbed
• Class deals with Lessons in Love
• Fundraisers for troops planned
• Stateline Area Briefs
• Turner eyes science curriculum
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• Jacobsen appointed top aide
• Great day to play
• Will Beloit join Illinois?
• Aurora Pharmacy to close its doors
• ‘Taste’ packs the house
• When a friend isn’t a friend
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• Crime Stoppers
• Hot fall could set area record
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• Homeless veterans program advances
• Assistant majority leader visits Beloit
• Riverwalk may be named after Gregg
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• Students receive food for thought
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• Legends of Sports on sale
• Government In Action
• Town of Beloit chief faces new complaint
• Firefighters wait tables for tips
• Fairbanks still awaiting decision
• Up to 40 states probe foreclosure data
• Food prices here below U.S. average
• Assistant majority leader visits Beloit
• Riverwalk may be named after Gregg
• Students receive food for thought
• Legends of Sports on sale
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• Crime Stoppers
• Hot fall could set area record
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• Homeless veterans program advances
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• Stateline Area News in Brief
• Sidewalk planned for student safety
• Roscoe seeking snow plow drivers
• There are others on Senate ballot
• City manager assistant to be named
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• About 200 foreclosures expected in ‘10
• Show and tell
• Weber ‘went to (three) I trusted’
• Chief process short-circuited?
• Stateline Area News in Brief
• Pair launch social network site
• Homeless shelter spurs debate
• Arson investigation continues
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• Mowing down the competition
• Schools land $782,000 grant
• Blessing furry family members
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• Students say no to drugs, alcohol
• Homeless students tell their story
• Seniors get a shot in the arm
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• Big drop in enrollment
• Couple find life casts growing in popularity
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• Students say no to drugs, alcohol
• Homeless students tell their story
• Seniors get a shot in the arm
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• Big drop in enrollment
• Couple find life casts growing in popularity
• Stateline Area News in Brief
• Local studio showcases musical talent at event
• City Clerk position advertised'
• Beloit budget, tax hike reviewed
• Good News
• South Beloit selects its chief
• Community Action combines activities into new facilities
• Local studio showcases musical talent at event
• City Clerk position advertised'
• Beloit budget, tax hike reviewed
• Good News
• South Beloit selects its chief
• Community Action combines activities into new facilities
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• Stateline Area Government Meeting Snchedule
• Former Beloit resident wins film award
• Barrett stops in Beloit
• Stress, violence addressed at event
• Good News
• Stepping back through time as Beckman Mill pioneers
• Rhinelander News has new owners
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• Crime of the Week
• Crime Stoppers
• Beloit city budget to be reviewed
• Dental services offered through AIDS Network
• At-risk student numbers down
• Sewer line leak search about 65 percent done
• Marching to the beat
• Finalists named for city post
• Frights for the fun of it
• Wisconsin grandmother tackles skydiving at 72
• American Idol back in Milwaukee
• Homeless student needs studied
• Good News
• It’s a building boom for health facilities
• Preparations began early for Beloit police
• Bush visit related to policy institute]
• Bush visits ABC Supply
• Stateline Area Blotter
• South Beloit budget deficit crops up
• `Barktoberfest’ going to the dogs
• Homecoming royalty of past being sought
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• Stateline Area News in Brief
• School fee collections at $240,391
• Dog ordinance change requested
• New manager at South Beloit Inn
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• Carrier drops Roscoe over higher claims
• City to unveil budget
• Enjoying the day
• Stateline Area News in Brief
• It’s a whopper of a watermelon
• New governor will face budget woes
• Chicory Ridge park plans eyed
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• School leader touts year of successes
• Poverty figures going up
• Being creative, saving money
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• Stateline Area Government Meeting Schedule
• Assistant principal settles in at school
• Homecoming events kick off
• Rib Fest draws hungry crowds
• Good News
• Beloit ghost hunter spins his tales
• Student steps up to opportunities in dance
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• United Way agency has kids in mind
• Fire prevention focus of week
• ‘The light in his eyes faded’
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• Hats off for security
• Brady brings GOP governor race to Rockton’s Chemtool
• Beloit ghost hunter spins his tales
• Student steps up to opportunities in dance
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• Assistant principal settles in at school
• Homecoming events kick off
• Rib Fest draws hungry crowds
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• Crime Stoppers
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• Days of school houses recalled
• Police station plans advance
• Police captains’ duties change
• Outcome upheld in the 45th
• ‘Berry’ good spitters enjoy Townview Wisconsin Week
• Cuts? Or higher spending?
• Hononegah teacher up for honor
• Good News
• Unemployment stays high across border
• New BTC president settles in
• Shuttle helps youngsters find safe, fun place after school
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• Immunizations need improvement
• Lt. Gov. hopeful may tip election
• Roscoe to host drug drop-off
• Holder to run as write-in
• Infant mortality group receiving more support
• Recount set for 45th Dist.
• School district eyes tax levy hike
• Good News
• Tickets still available for ‘Taste of Home’
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• For Corp. workers, a defeat
• Stateline Area News in Brief
• Rockton eyed for vets’ center
• Mary Kay director recalls career
• Introducing ‘Neighbors,’ a new feature about you
• Firefighter recalls years of service
• It’s official — fall has arrived
• Murder victims live on for loved ones
• Good News
• Beloit still tops state jobless rate
• The sole of innovation
• ‘Needs greater than ever’
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• Good News
• Tickets still available for ‘Taste of Home’
• For Corp. workers, a defeat
• Rockton eyed for vets’ center
• Introducing ‘Neighbors,’ a new feature about you
• It’s official — fall has arrived
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• Holder to run as write-in
• Infant mortality group receiving more support
• Recount set for 45th Dist.
• School district eyes tax levy hike
• Traffic tie-ups along Hononegah
• Stateline Area Blotter
• Dryer blamed in house fire
• Stateline Area Government Meeting Schedule
• Five now part of Beloit’s history
• Walk to Remember has soggy start
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• Chili champions to support troops
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• Good News
• Township OKs part-time positions
• Boy hurt as he rolls under car
• South Beloit whittles down deficit
• Weekend big for auto fans
• Burning ban a hotly debated issue
• Police hunt bank bandit
• ‘If I were a Thief’ project launched
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• Boy, 7, listed as ‘critical’ from injuries
• Lighting the night more costly
• License splits council
• Chili champions to support troops
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• Boy hurt as he rolls under car
• Weekend big for auto fans
• Police hunt bank bandit
• Stateline Area Blotter
• CrimestoppersCrime of the Week
• Stateline Area Briefs
• City to consider buying foreclosed properties
• Students honored
• Hassett seeks top lawyer post
• Staying warm may be costly
• Stateline Area Blotter
• Work on road, park continues
• Dryer blamed in house fire
• Stateline Area Government Meeting Schedule
• Five now part of Beloit’s history
• Walk to Remember has soggy start
• City to consider buying foreclosed properties
• Students honored
• Hassett seeks top lawyer post
• Staying warm may be costly
• Work on road, park continues
• Stateline Area Blotter
• CrimestoppersCrime of the Week
• Stateline Area Briefs
• City to consider buying foreclosed properties
• Students honored
• Hassett seeks top lawyer post
• Staying warm may be costly
• Work on road, park continues
• Stateline Area Blotter
• CrimestoppersCrime of the Week
• Stateline Area Briefs
• Town considers part-time sergeant
• Two arrested after stand-off
• Healthy diet urged by officials
• Good News
• Monroe’s the Big Cheese for famous food festival
• Few women on death row
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• Stateline Area News in Brief
• Campaign focuses on foreclosure help
• After decades apart, sisters get family reunion in Beloit
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• Upton chosen for Hall of Fame
• Teen Iron Chef event planned
• Storm causes outages in area
• EPA outlines cleanup options
• Rebuilding Riverside
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• Health service cutback
• Newest cash cow — speeders
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• Flu shots offered in Stateline
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• Wisconsin school districts eye open enrollment limit
• Stateline Area News in Brief
• Leak bumps gas prices
• Hall of Fame to induct Roger Taylor
• AP class enrollment growing
• Record turnout for primary vote
• Good News
• District near choices for sex-ed panel
• Keach coasts to coroner win
• Squeaker for 45th
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• Stateline Area Governmenr Meeting Schedule
• Theater’s ‘Mrs. R’ is Hall choice
• Stonehuggers restore cemetery
• Walk to Remember set Saturday
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• Stateline Area Governmenr Meeting Schedule
• Theater’s ‘Mrs. R’ is Hall choice
• Stonehuggers restore cemetery
• Walk to Remember set Saturday
• Good News
• Flu shots offered in Stateline
• Wisconsin school districts eye open enrollment limit
• Leak bumps gas prices
• Firsthand remembrance of Sept. 11
• Stateline Area Government Meeting Schedule
• Historian Irrmann is Hall inductee
• Town celebrated Fest on the Rock
• Casting call set for reality show
• Good News
• Ballot to be settled Tuesday
• History comes alive at Heritage Days
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• Crime Stoppers
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• Faith Christiansen Hall of Fame choice
• Start spreading the news; BMHS orchestra off to NY
• Deputy coroner resigns
• Protecting police dogs promoted
• Fall Fest kicks off in Roscoe
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• 25 years for Beloit slaying
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• Crime Stoppers
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• Faith Christiansen Hall of Fame choice
• Start spreading the news; BMHS orchestra off to NY
• Deputy coroner resigns
• Protecting police dogs promoted
• Fall Fest kicks off in Roscoe
• 25 years for Beloit slaying
• Firsthand remembrance of Sept. 11
• Good News
• Shopiere club sold to county
• No cause of death for babies
• Farmers preparing to begin harvest of projected big crop
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• Experts help trace family history
• First-time parents get a hand
• Crowds turn out for regional expo
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• United Way kickoff set for Sept. 22
• GOP candidates outline issues
• Area girl stricken by rare disease
• Good News
• Lawsuit allowed to go on
• ‘Festival on the Rock’ slated Saturday in Town of Beloit
• Councilors haggle over legal fees
• City council OKs permit for pub
• Good News
• Church breaks away over gay clergy issue
• Hopes still high for Target site
• Sale event planned
• State seeks death penalty
• Stateline Area Blotter
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• Deputy coroner files complaint as coroner election approaches
• Million Minute Challenge brings families together
• Rally for jobs
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• Stateline Area Government Meeting Schedule
• Students to perform at BMHS
• Partners in Prevention to host Family Fun Fest
• Tractors, tradition draw crowds
• Baby items sought in local drive
• Good News
• Walworth County Fair fun for all ages
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• Polling places
• Tavern requests eyed by council
• Primary vote approaches
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• Physically challenged can soar
• Chicory Ridge Park plans eyed
• Vehicles priced lower to attract local buyers
• A Western Welcome
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• Primary vote approaches
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• Tavern requests eyed by council
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• Physically challenged can soar
• Angels in the Attic Rummage Sale
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• Primary vote approaches
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• Tavern requests eyed by council
• Crime Stoppers
• Physically challenged can soar
• Chicory Ridge Park plans eyed
• Vehicles priced lower to attract local buyers
• A Western Welcome
• Polling places
• Stateline Area Blotter
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• 911 use rules stressed
• Former-Warner Electric site focus of EPA hearing Sept. 15
• Neighbors gather for 40th cookout
• South Beloit workers to switch unions
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• Residents urged to get flu shots early
• Return Purple Heart
• Heritage Days in Beloit
• Beloit grade schools honored
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• Jobs rally slated in Janesville
• Sales tax revenues plummet
• ‘The same as drowning’
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• Regal Beloit buys Netherlands firm
• Boys, Girls Club fundraiser set
• Neumann ‘comes home’ for forum
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• Classic cars to cruise to help Crime Stoppers
• Old pills can kill
• So much to do this weekend
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• Mother charged in abuse
• First American acquired
• Candidates spar for 45th District
• Activity helps to raise funds for S. Beloit Fire Department
• Ghouls and zombies needed
• Police seek burglar
• Agencies request grant funds
• Fresh faces at the head of the class
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• Schools ponder tax vote
• Taken for a (free) ride
• Grant will aid lab at Logan Museum
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• Stateline Area Government Meeting Schedule
• Roscoe receives rugged laptop for squad car
• Five are chosen for Hall of Fame
• Muslim Center observes Ramadan
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• Program promotes dental health in schools
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• Roscoe receives rugged laptop for squad car
• Five are chosen for Hall of Fame
• Muslim Center observes Ramadan
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• Program promotes dental health in schools
• Activity helps to raise funds for S. Beloit Fire Department
• Teen body builder shows dedication
• Trendy tea, Kombucha, to return
• Police video investigation still stalled
• Travelers preparing to hit road
• Wisconsin denied military ballot law waiver
• Stateline Area BlotterAccidents
• Stateline Area Briefs
• Crime Stoppers
• Pension pockets empty
• Teacher development program funds granted
• Wisconsin denied military ballot law waiver
• Stateline Area BlotterAccidents
• Stateline Area Briefs
• Crime Stoppers
• Pension pockets empty
• Teacher development program funds granted
• Teen body builder shows dedication
• Trendy tea, Kombucha, to return
• Police video investigation still stalled
• Travelers preparing to hit road
• District may face suit in assault
• Importance of ads
• Thompson seeks baseline data from parents
• Swearing in
• Shot at fame on ‘Your Chance to Dance’
• Good News
• N. Illinois jobless rate rises
• Police dog program on hiatus
• Summer’s last hurrah
• Stateline Area Blotter
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• Pet law to take effect
• Howe named library director
• Eclipse Center overhaul continues
• Good News
• Beloit still leads Wisconsin cities for unemployment rate
• Statelne Area Blotter
• Event promotes pupil achievement
• Stateline Area News in Brief
• So far, eggs here safe
• Call it ‘Marley’s mural’
• Stateline Area Blotter
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• Pet law to take effect
• Howe named library director
• Eclipse Center overhaul continues
• Good News
• Beloit still leads Wisconsin cities for unemployment rate
• Event promotes pupil achievement
• District may face suit in assault
• Stateline Area Blotter
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• Journey to remain cancer-free
• New principal for St. Peter’s
• Administrator raises approved
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• Stateline Area Blotter
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• Journey to remain cancer-free
• New principal for St. Peter’s
• Administrator raises approved
• Good News
• So far, eggs here safe
• Call it ‘Marley’s mural’
• Baby Bear Diaper Service aims to cut waste
• Good News
• Evidence points to burglary
• Drunken driving crackdown
• Stateline Area Blotter
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• Ill. school districts get federal boost
• TOB unveils BadgerTracs
• Two arrested on weapons charges
• Dog park studied
• Stateline Area Blotter
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• Stateline Area Government Meeting Schedule
• Prairie Days Parade calls up simpler times
• Coroner hopeful quits job to run
• ‘Bee Movie’ attracts many fans
• Good News
• In Beloit, rental properties are about 40% of housing
• Hailey continues to touch lives
• Lock it up or someone else will drink it up
• Corn fest turns 50
• Edgerton event celebrates agriculture, power of steam
• Schools to get $5.1 M
• Gun Club safe was found open
• Climber
• Stateline Area Blotter
• Dog shot by police officer
• Crimestoppers
• Stateline Area Blotter
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• Casey’s Law aims to protect pets
• All things vintage at Annabelle’s
• FatWallet CEO vies for title
• Homeless numbers drop
• Good News
• Weighty problem for state
• ‘Average nasty’ year for creepy crawlies
• Join Us for An Afternoon Tea
• The Angel Museum Proudly Presents…
• Angel Communication Workshop
• Angelic Message Portraits & Angel Readings
• Date Postponed for LaCucina Italian Dinner
• Christmas Blessings From The Angel Museum
• Join our Angel Membership
• 2010 Museum Winter Hours
• Annual Meeting
• 6th Annual Sip-N-Taste
• 3rd Annual Museum Plant Sale
• Angel Museum Summer Hours
• Governor Doyle Celebrates Grand Opening of Kerry Centre of Excellence
• Point ONE Commercial Real Estate Sells Former Dell Seasonings Plant to North Atlantic Specialty Bags
• Point ONE Commercial Real Estate Sells Former Dell Seasonings Plant to North Atlantic Specialty Bags
• Point ONE Sells Warehouse.
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