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by Andy Laub on December 4th, 2008 • No Comments »
Citizen Wausau is proud to announce Citizen Wausau Loves…, a collection of items that we at CW can’t get enough of. CW♥ is a partnership with Amazon.com, which means that purchases are still through Amazon directly, but Citizen Wausau will receive a tiny bit of each purchase. It’s an easy way to help keep us going, all by doing what you were already doing!
And even if you don’t see anything there that interests you, you can use this link to shop on the main Amazon.com site while still using our referral code.
Thanks, and happy shopping!
Amazon, Announcements, CW Loves, Citizen Wausau, CitizenWausau.com
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by Cheryl Mathis on December 3rd, 2008 • No Comments »
Almost every morning, I spend a good deal of time on my laptop. I check my email, write something nice to my mom, start plurking, and read all of the updated local blogs on my list. I don’t “twitter” every single blog that updates, but nearly all of them. If you don’t have time to check out all of the links I find for you every day, here’s your alternative. Blogs You Should Know will let you know the best blog posts from the last few days.
Dr Rent thinks the speed trailer on Franklin St is poorly placed.
I …
Blogging, Your Voice, links
by Lisa Shilts on December 2nd, 2008 • 22 Comments »
I may be a few days late - as the big shopping weekend has come and gone - but I would like to mention the “Buy Local” campaign that City Pages has been promoting the past few weeks. Having worked on this for the past month, I am very excited about reminding everyone about the huge impact we can have on our local economy.
Although the idea came from a national organization that City Pages is a part of, the idea of spending money at independent, locally owned stores is a simple one that is growing.
When spending your money at a …
Local Economy, Shopping, The City Pages
by Dino Corvino on December 1st, 2008 • One Comment »
The Commission for a Greener Tomorrow has been kind enough to provide us with the agenda for their upcoming meeting on December 8, 2008 as well as their minutes from their last meeting. I encourage all of you to get involved if you feel you could make a useful contribution to this team of noble citizens.
December Agenda
November Minutes
Commission for Greener Tomorrow, Sustainability
by Shawn Sullivan on November 28th, 2008 • 3 Comments »
I just returned from my first parent-teacher conference ever for my daughter, and it was a humbling experience. It is odd to see the child that you have spent the better part of 5 years molding and developing reduced down to a couple of strengths and weaknesses (not the words they used but that’s really the point). Overall, there were no surprises, but I was prepared to fight tooth and nail to make sure my daughter wasn’t unfairly criticized. Of course, I’ve already known for some time that I’m going to be a pain of a dad…That being said:
1. Who …
Friday Questions
by Cheryl Mathis on November 26th, 2008 • No Comments »
I count my blessings every day, and I try to live with as much gratefulness as I can muster. Thanksgiving comes easy to me, and it’s my favorite holiday. All the best food with no gifts.
This year, I am thankful for the small grins my daughter gives me when she’s privately delighted. I’m thankful for the wrinkle in her nose and the downcast eyes when she’s scolded and trying not to cry. I love the soft strawberry blonde curls that swirl around the nape of her neck, and I’m so grateful to have her in my life, healthy and …
Thanksgiving
by Andy Laub on November 25th, 2008 • No Comments »
Thanksgiving is almost upon us and with it another winter begins. Which means that what I’d like to be doing is curling up in front of the TV and staying there until April. Or at the very least, just relaxing a bit after a busy year.
But it’s not to be; I’m not yet at that point in my life where hibernation is a viable option, so at the very least I can find a few minutes here and there to take stock of my situation and be thankful for what I have - and what better time for …
Thanksgiving, Wausau
