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MADISON - Residents can "can turn in your pills and shred your bills" on April 26.
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by GreggParker
October 11, 2012
Residents can turn in unused or expired medications for safe disposal on Oct. 13 to the Madison Police Department.
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MADISON – Young Grace Lancaster has wasted no time in learning about the business world. In 2024, she founded her crochet business, “Grace’s Wonderful...
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MADISON - The line of autograph seekers and generally well-wishers seemed to be endless and continued for hours for the special appearance of Jose Can...
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