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March
17,
2010
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Eight days after a family lost four pets in a fire that severely damaged their home, a miracle was found shaking in the attic.
Pooky, a white, long-haired cat, was found alive in the 141 Harrison Place home and reunited Monday morning with a family that is still in the rebuilding process.
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February
19,
2010
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A Fond du Lac mother testified in front of a committee to have a book banned from the Theisen Middle School library because she said it is 'inappropriate'.
The book in question is titled 'One of Those Hideous Books Where the Mother Dies'. She is asking that six other books also be pulled from the library including the "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" series.
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February
11,
2010
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State Treasurer Dawn Marie Sass will be sending a check for $102,774.70 to a Fond du Lac resident who didn't know the state was holding her unclaimed property.
Under Wisconsin Statutes, after one to five years of inactivity, businesses are mandated to turn all unclaimed money, stocks and safe deposit boxes to the State Treasurer's office for safekeeping.
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January
18,
2010
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FOND DU LAC, Wis. (AP) - Police responding to a complaint of loud noise have cited a Fond du Lac man for "rocking out" to the music of John Denver. A police who responded to the man's apartment last week could hear Denver's music through the door.
The officer pounded on the door but the man didn't answer. Finally the officer found out the man's name from a neighbor and called to him, bringing the man to the door.
When asked why he had the music so loud, the man said he was "rocking out."
The 42-year-old was cited for unnecessary loud noise. The ticket could result in a fine of about $210.
The late singer is known for such hits as "Rocky Mountain High" and "Take Me Home, Country Roads."
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