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St. Joseph News-Press
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Rolling Hills administrator confident of support
La Crosse Tribune
; SPARTA, Wis. - Rolling Hills Nursing Home Administrator Gene Schwarze hears all the comments, sometimes face-to-face during meetings, other times second hand from other sources. They call it antiquated, a financial hole, inefficient. You name it, Schwarze has likely heard it. But he also hears the
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New game plan, but same result for Rolling Hills
Daily Breeze
; Before Thursday night's game, Rolling Hills Prep boys basketball coach Brian Knigin said matching his team against Price High was like putting five guards on the floor against power forwards and centers. His Harbor League rivals didn't just have a height advantage. They had speed, too, breaking out
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Rolling Hills OKs $42 fee
St. Joseph News-Press
; St. Joseph Public Library cardholders will no longer get a free ride at Rolling Hills Consolidated Library facilities. The Rolling Hills board voted 5-2 Tuesday to apply an annual fee of $42 to all individuals who want to use its facilities but don't pay taxes to the Rolling Hills district. The fee
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Rolling Hills threatening user fees
St. Joseph News-Press
; Most St. Joseph residents will have to pay a fee to use the Belt Library starting Nov. 16 - unless the St. Joseph Public Library board quickly agrees to demands by the Rolling Hills Consolidated Library board. The Rolling Hills board issued its ultimatum at a press conference held in the Belt
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Plans for Rolling Hills prep school blend green ideas with landscape
Daily Breeze
; A new and improved Rolling Hills Preparatory School will be an environmentally friendly campus packaged as a Spanish villa, a place where classrooms are bathed in natural light and students mingle in courtyards and study beneath shady trees. That halcyon vision was revealed Tuesday by school and
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Rolling Hills library board will operate independently
St. Joseph News-Press
; As of July 1, the River Bluffs Regional library's 13-year reign over Buchanan and Andrew counties will come to an end. The Rolling Hills Consolidated Library board voted in Thursday's meeting to begin operating independently of the River Bluffs Regional Library system. Last November the St. Joseph
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Singular Sensation -- The women in the Rolling Hills Chorus "just love to sing"
Yakima Herald-Republic
; VOICES STAFF WRITER The Lower Valley women in the Rolling Hills Chorus were so excited about their first-place finish at a competition in Alaska that they came home writing their own headlines: "Rolling Hills strikes gold in Alaska." Or: "Thar's gold in them thar Hills." The chorus, chartered in
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3 teams interested in redoing Rolling Hills.
Herald-Sun (Durham, NC)
; Byline: Ray Gronberg Feb. 8--DURHAM -- Three development teams, all with track records in the Triangle, have told city officials they're interested in helping to rebuild the Rolling Hills neighborhood. The city's Department of Housing and Community Development intends to assemble a review panel and
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New school to be called `Rolling Hills' Name linked to terrain beats `Beulah' in 5-4 vote by Mukwonago board
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; The Mukwonago School District's new school will be called Rolling Hills Elementary, the School Board has decided. "Rolling Hills" won over "Beulah" in a 5-4 vote last Monday night. The majority of the board thought Rolling Hills sounded better and was an appropriate description of the terrain on
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