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Garden City, Greenwood
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What is a Food Co-op? How Thousands of Davis Households own this Grocery Store

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By Meghan Flynn Verified, Liliana Agredano
| The Dirt.
By: Meghan Flynn, National Co+op Grocers & Liliana Agredano, Davis Food Co-op For many people, grocery shopping means choosing between large supermarket chains, warehouse clubs, or specialty stores. But in Davis, one grocery store offers a different experience—combining high-quality food, local partnerships, environmental responsibility, and community ownership.
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Dog days of summer are nearly here for summer fishing

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By Meghan Flynn Verified
| The Tomah Journal Verified
Catching fish is getting tedious as August nears. Matt Modjeski, Department of Natural Resources conservation warden for Monroe County, said August is the dog days of summer and makes fishermen work and search harder for fish with the hot and humid weather. Modjeski believes trout anglers have the most potential for success. “I’ve yet to get out myself, but ... the bit of rain we had was not a gully-washer, so I think the trout streams are running clear,” he said.
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Fish still biting in warm weather

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By Meghan Flynn Verified
| The Tomah Journal Verified
Water and air temperatures were warm, but they haven’t deterred the fish or fishermen. Don Roscovius, owner of Rosco’s Live Bait, said area reservoirs were busy Memorial Day weekend. “Even in this really hot weather, a lot of people were out,” he said. “Part of it was the holiday and people being in town, but lots of people were out fishing this weekend. Surprisingly, even with the heat index where it was, the fish were cooperating really well.
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