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Assistance with StageQ

LeadSongDog,

Thank you very much for your assistance with my research on StageQ. The references you sent me were ones I had not seen before, and I am grateful. My remaining concern is that the newspapers you mentioned (the Badger Herald, the Isthmus) appear to be only city-wide publications (the BH has a circulation of only 15000) and therefore can't count towards establishing notability of an organization for Wikipedia's purposes (regional, national, or international). The Wisconsin State Journal circulates throughout southern Wisconsin, however, and encompasses more than a dozen counties, making it truly regional-- this is why I was hoping to find an article within it about StageQ that I could use. Your thoughts?? Please advise, and thanks again for your help! KDS4444^Talk 00:51, 21 February 2013 (UTC)

The Bugle: Issue LXXXIII, February 2013

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