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Brooklyn artist Christine Dehlinger said she didn’t make “fine art” for more than 20 years because the “energy wasn’t there and the time wasn’t right.”
For one Oregon massage therapist, the relief provided by massage therapy was a “miracle.”
Bryann Bozeman has joined Unified Newspaper Group’s staff as a customer relationship coordinator.
The leadership structure at Unified Newspaper Group has changed as of Aug. 3.
Meandering through the Flower Factory in Rutland for some is like walking through a scene in Willie Wonka’s wonderland from the movie “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.”
We have attempted to be as thorough as possible, but situations were still changing as of our print deadline, and not all businesses were available when we attempted contact.
Charlie’s on Main has remained closed, continuing to offer curbside pickup services and online ordering even as the county enters into Phase 2 of the Forward Dane reopening plan.
Two Oregon clinics will resume offering services to patients amid the Forward Dane plan, which entered Phase 1 on May 26.
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Oregon’s self-described “living room” has decided to hold off on reviving its dine-in area for financial reasons, even as Dane County reopens.
