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Article: Activists angry no hearing held in La Crosse Group opposing road plan calls Madison site unfair
- Article from:
- The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI)
- Article date:
- March 23, 1999
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Members of a La Crosse organization opposed to highway
construction are angry because they had to travel 130 miles to voice
their opinions on a Department of Transportation public hearing.
The hearing earlier this month in Madison involved plan 2020, the
term for the DOT's construction proposals in the next two decades.
The DOT has sponsored similar hearings in many communities, but it
did not hold one in La Crosse, which is headquarters for a group
called Livable Neighborhoods. The group pushed for a referendum in
November blocking development of a north-south La Crosse
thoroughfare for two years.
The department has held or scheduled public hearings in all of its
regional districts, ...
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... ... Custom Metal Fabricating, Inc., La Crosse, La Crosse County, $843 BEST grant * Knowledge ... Development, Corp., Onalaska, La Crosse County, $2,895 EPG grant * Joseph P. Matz, Strum, Eau Claire County, $3,000 EPG grant ...
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