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Title	Key Name	Source	Date	Section	Page	Column	Graphic
Unemployment benefits expiring with no new help in the works.	Evers, Tony	The Reporter	6/30/2020	A	4	1
Wisconsin mink industry warned of outbreak in Europe animals.	Hoffman, Kevin	The Reporter	6/30/2020	A	5	1
Unemployment benefits expiring with no new help in the works.	Johnson, Ron	The Reporter	6/30/2020	A	4	1
Unemployment benefits expiring with no new help in the works.	Kind, Ron	The Reporter	6/30/2020	A	4	1
Unemployment benefits expiring with no new help in the works.	McConnell, Mitch	The Reporter	6/30/2020	A	4	1
Unemployment benefits expiring with no new help in the works.	Moore, Gwen	The Reporter	6/30/2020	A	4	1
FDL County reports 2 new cases of coronavirus.	Mueller, Kim	The Reporter	6/30/2020	A	1	4
Unemployment benefits expiring with no new help in the works.	Nygren, John	The Reporter	6/30/2020	A	4	1
Unemployment benefits expiring with no new help in the works.	Pelosi, Nancy	The Reporter	6/30/2020	A	4	1
Wisconsin reports no coronavirus deaths for second straight day.		The Reporter	6/30/2020	A	3	1
Who will pay for continued testing: Wisconsin nursing homes want to keep checking regularly for COVID-19, but little specifics on how.	Norder, Sondra	The Reporter	6/29/2020	A	1	1	Yes
FDL-area colleges prepare for safe reopening.	Messitte, Zach	Action Advertiser	6/29/2020	A	5	1	Yes
Who will pay for continued testing: Wisconsin nursing homes want to keep checking regularly for COVID-19, but little specifics on how.	Gaffney, Nora	The Reporter	6/29/2020	A	1	1	Yes
FDL-area colleges prepare for safe reopening.	Baerwald, Bonnie	Action Advertiser	6/29/2020	A	5	1	Yes
Who will pay for continued testing: Wisconsin nursing homes want to keep checking regularly for COVID-19, but little specifics on how.	Chedid, Stephanie	The Reporter	6/29/2020	A	1	1	Yes
Who will pay for continued testing: Wisconsin nursing homes want to keep checking regularly for COVID-19, but little specifics on how.	Treffert, Paul	The Reporter	6/29/2020	A	1	1	Yes
Who will pay for continued testing: Wisconsin nursing homes want to keep checking regularly for COVID-19, but little specifics on how.	Raym, Debbie	The Reporter	6/29/2020	A	1	1	Yes
Who will pay for continued testing: Wisconsin nursing homes want to keep checking regularly for COVID-19, but little specifics on how.	Sauer, John	The Reporter	6/29/2020	A	1	1	Yes
9 COVID-19 cases reported in FDL County this week.	Beard, John	The Reporter	6/28/2020	A	3	1
FDL High School graduates honored with parade.	Buchholz, Carrie	The Reporter	6/26/2020	A	5	1	Yes
Wisconsin reports 464 more coronavirus cases as state listed as 'trending poorly'.	Evers, Tony	The Reporter	6/26/2020	A	7	1
FDL High School graduates honored with parade.	Lopez, Christina	The Reporter	6/26/2020	A	5	1	Yes
FDL High School graduates honored with parade.	Hewitt, Tina	The Reporter	6/26/2020	A	5	1	Yes
State warns of backlog of jobless cases could persist.	Jacque, Andre	The Reporter	6/25/2020	A	1	3	Yes
State warns of backlog of jobless cases could persist.	Luce, Mary	The Reporter	6/25/2020	A	1	3	Yes

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