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Everyday Readiness: Build Your Go Bag, Car Kit, and Stay Bin

While no one wants to think about disasters, odds are you might one day be faced with something unexpected–a flood,wildfire, hurricane, landslide, or tornado–that forces you to either evacuate your home or to stay there for an extended period of time. Being prepared for the unexpected can give you peace of mind. Emergency Kits and […]

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Keep Your Financial Information Safe After a Disaster

In the aftermath of a natural disaster (or disaster of any kind), things can be chaotic. ATMs may not be working, phone lines and Internet might be down and businesses that you need to contact may not be staffed. It’s important to think ahead about how you will keep your money and your personal financial […]

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Renters Insurance

Renters insurance protects you, the renter when your belongings are stolen or damaged due to fire, flooding, or other events listed in the insurance policy. Renters insurance does not cover the structure where you live; this is covered by the landlord’s insurance policy. Renters insurance pays you for losses up to limits of the policy. […]

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Homeowner’s Insurance: Getting the Coverage You Need in Changing Times

Have you noticed more hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, and other extreme weather events in many parts of the country in recent years? So have insurance providers. They’ve responded by raising premiums and in some cases stopping coverage all together. How can you protect your home–for many of us our largest asset–in the event of damage or […]

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4-H Announcements 8/24/26

Here are this week’s updates… IMPORTANT ALL COUNTY 4-H MEETING Tuesday, August 25 / 7PM at JPCC We will be discussing Each 4-H community club will receive a 4-H Club Sensory Kit to use as resource at your meetings. 4-H Leaders Board Federation Option: The upcoming all county 4-H meeting will include an important discussion […]

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Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) Series Available for Parents of Children ages 0-12!

Triple P gives parents simple, practical strategies to build strong relationships, encourage positive behavior, and confident kids. Register now for this FREE series (or individual sessions)! Wednesdays, September 9 – 30, 202610:00am – 11:30amORThursdays, September 10 – October 1, 20266:00pm – 7:30pmVirtual via Zoom Register for FREE at:https://parenting.extension.wisc.edu/class-calendar/ CLASS TOPICS WILL INCLUDE: Session 1: Session […]

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Planning AHEAD

Join us for a 7-session virtual program to help participants understand how to prepare for the end of life for themselves or a loved one. ThursdaysSeptember 10 – October 22, 202611:00am – 12:00pmon Zoom Register at: https://go.wisc.edu/0kfbj7 Registration is required, and space is limited.Registration is $30 (includes program materials) Have Questions? Need More Info? For […]

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4-H Announcements 8/7/2026

GET READY FOR 2026-2027 RE-ENROLLMENT! Important Dates: Monday August 31 12:00 Noon(ish) – Access to 4-H Online for Families will be turned off. Thursday, September 3rd 4-H re-enrollment will open Go to https://v2.4honline.com to re-enroll. See attached flyers for important info on projects and volunteering. RECORD BOOKS Be sure to check out the new record book pages […]

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4-H Announcements 7/27/2026

Welcome to the 2026 4-H Dipper at the Winnebago County Fair! We are still looking for additional volunteers to help serve out our menu on Friday and Saturday, especially Saturday afternoon and evening. Please check your schedules and if you are free, please sign up to help grill some sandwiches and make some shakes! We […]

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