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Emily Haugen

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La Crosse, Minnesota
As seen in: CCX Media, WLS-TV (Chicago, IL), NewsBreak, WISC-TV (Madison, WI), WKBT-TV (La Crosse, WI), WMSN-TV (Madison, WI), Autobody News
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2025 Wrapped! Licensing Edition đź“-

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By Emily Haugen Verified
| crkn-rcdr.ca
By: Emily Haugen, Strategic Engagement and Communications Advisor https://doi.org/10.82389/cnhy-jw52 It’s been a big year for the Licensing Program. In 2024–25, we made meaningful progress toward our collective goals and continued to deliver strong value to members by pushing for cost containment, expanding equitable access, and strengthening the foundation for open knowledge in Canada.
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MN Auto Body Shop Flooded with Repair Jobs After Storm Drops Hail

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By Emily Haugen Verified
| Autobody News Verified
Written by Emily Haugen, CCX Media Published Aug. 17, 2023 Summer storms, which came with hail Aug. 11, brought a high price for some drivers. The thunderstorm brought much-needed moisture, as well as large hail to the Twin Cities in Minnesota. Weather watcher Steve Reckers measured 1.94 inches of rainfall at his home in New Hope, MN. He said it’s the most rain the region has seen since May 1. The hailstorm that came with the rain was short-lived, but destructive.
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Charitable La Crosse thrift store moves to West Salem with new name, same mission

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By Emily Haugen Verified
| WKBT-TV (La Crosse, WI) Verified
WEST SALEM, Wis. (WKBT) -- A La Crosse area thrift store has moved more in six years than some of us move in a lifetime. No matter where they go, their mission remains the same. Thrifty Pickins and Buckies thrift store brings more to its community than just low prices. It has raised $100,000 for local nonprofits since it started under its original name, Rootincrown, in 2017. Now its starting fresh. Running a business is no easy task. Just ask Mary Jo Wilbur.
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