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A week in review.

Best of the River Valley — 2021

Valley Sentinel is excited to announce our 1st Annual Best of the River Valley reader poll! Drawing inspiration from cities like Eau Claire, Madison and Milwaukee, we’re excited to facilitate this reader poll that showcases your voice in sharing the best of what our area has to offer to our community and those who visit it.

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ICYMI: School of Architecture dropping Taliesin from name as they navigate future plans

The School of Architecture at Taliesin announced recently that it will be dropping the term “Taliesin” from its name and has severed ties with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, and will move forward as just the School of Architecture.

NOMS: Freddy Valentine’s location to become Last Leaf Public House with pizzeria focus

Freddy Valentine’s Public House in Spring Green is getting a new menu and a new name come May, Last Leaf Public House will take its place downtown.

QUOTABLE

“Clerk Vlasak’s dedication to duty and commitment to the people of Richland County are most commendable.”

-Richland County Administrator Clinton Langreck, announcing Victor Vlasak’s resignation as Richland County Clerk after 33 years, with a replacement sought by April 20.

Column: Vaccinations are still important—even after the J&J news

Nicole Aimone, Editor-in-Chief: This week is the first time in almost a year and a half that I’m beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel that has been this pandemic.

The reason for that being, myself and our Managing Editor were lucky enough to receive our COVID-19 vaccinations, Johnson & Johnson
— and then that news came…

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