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E-Recycling Turning into Lucrative BusinessThere's nothing short of a boom going on in the electronic recycling business in Wisconsin.
From Dynamic Recycling in La Crosse, Kurt Greeno says a law keeping E-waste out of landfills is part of the reason for the rapid growth of his business. Also the state requirement of manufacturers to pay for recycling of the stuff they sell in the state. He says that last part means Dynamic gets revenue from nearly everything they recycle. The exceptions: CRT glass from old TV's and monitors. A loss leader, but still making companies like his profitable and looking for workers. Schools Struggle to Reschedule Because of WeatherJoe Beran's trying to remain as positive as possible.
But the La Crosse Central High Activities director says it's tough to feel great about the amount of spring sports events he's having to reschedule because of rain. And, of course, the winter storm this week. Logan High Activities Director, Steve Hole agrees that re-scheduling is a struggle that takes some doing to overcome. Hole and Beran agree that Tennis and it's need for completely dry courts is the toughest spring sport to find relatively arid days in which to replay postponed matches. Dumped In A PondThree people were dumped in a pond yesterday...by a snowplow.
Just before noon Tuesday, 38 year old Melody Cox of Prairie Du Chien was driving on Highway 35 near Stoddard when she passed a snowplow clearing the roads. As she passed the plow.....it threw snow on her windshield causing her not to be able to see where she was going. Her car spun out of control and ended up in a pond. Cox and two other passengers were pulled form the freezing water by Vernon County deputies. All 3 were taken to Gunderson Lutheran in Lacrosse with non-life threatening injuries. |



