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Fischer: One building to bring them all and on Main Street unite them

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By Katherine Fischer
| Telegraph Herald Verified
Indoor pool. Herb’s embroidered shirt. Main Street. Wedding on Lane 2. Office Supply. How (not) to impress a girl. What do these have in common? Read on. As most downtowners know, O’Toole Office Supply building on Main Street sold recently after 80 years in business. One of those grand family businesses, it assisted in making Main Street uniquely Dubuque. kAm%96 `gh_D 762EFC65 2 ?2E2E@C:F> @?D:E6 2E `_bb |2:?
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By Katherine Fischer
| Telegraph Herald Verified
“Traveling is a fool’s paradise,” Ralph Waldo Emerson claims. As long as you take yourself with you, he reasoned, you never escape. But escape was never our goal when my husband and I signed up for Scandinavia. We traveled throughout the U.S., Europe, Israel, Japan and even the Spam Museum on our own. Independent trekkers who create our itineraries, reservations and routes, we hesitated to sign on to group travel. Hang out with 50 strangers?
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Fischer: Ruminations on graduations present, past

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By Katherine Fischer
| Telegraph Herald Verified
Hoods, stoles, gowns, tassels, cords and mortarboards - I've attended over 60 graduations, so the trappings of academic attire are as familiar to me as raincoats in Midwestern spring. Recently attending oldest grandchild Quin's commencement in Indiana, however, there were several curiosities. At graduation brunch families and friends were invited to holler, rehearsing for when their graduate crossed the stage the next day.
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