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Main Street business owner wonders if snow could be plowed differently

By Editor | January 17, 2023

By LeAnn R. Ralph  COLFAX — The owner of a business on Main Street in Colfax is wondering if snow could be plowed differently so there are no snow piles left at the curb. A pile of snow along the curb makes it difficult for people to park along Main Street and makes it difficult…

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DC Board to consider establishing Tainter Lake district

By Editor | January 17, 2023

MENOMONIE, Wis. — The Dunn County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2023, will consider an order to establish a Tainter Lake Rehabilitation District. County officials remind those interested in attending that state law establishes specific criteria for how the board conducts this meeting and decides whether to approve the order. On July 14,…

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Residents express opposition to proposed Tainter Lake Rehabilitation District

By Editor | January 17, 2023

By LeAnn R. Ralph  MENOMONIE  — Would the proposed Tainter Lake Rehabilitation District be able to improve water quality in Tainter Lake when the Red Cedar Watershed covers 1,900 square miles north of Tainter Lake? This was one of the concerns expressed by residents of the proposed lake district at the Dunn County Planning and…

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Glenwood City school board meets

By Editor | January 10, 2023

GLENWOOD CITY — The Board of Education for the Glenwood City School District met in regular session Monday, January 9 and approved personnel items, donations, district-issued scholarship amounts and drew lots for this spring’s board election. A pair of candidates filed papers to run for the two board seats that are up for election this …

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Threat closes Glenwood City schools, suspect quickly taken into custody

By Editor | January 10, 2023

GLENWOOD CITY — The Glenwood City School District was closed and locked down Friday, January 6, 2023, after an emailed threat was sent to staff and students the previous day. In a recorded message sent to parents and staff members early morning of Friday, Superintendent Tim Johnson stated that the district would not be conducting…

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Boyceville ambulance board gives positive annual review for EMS chief

By Editor | January 10, 2023

By LeAnn R. Ralph  BOYCEVILLE  — The Boyceville Community Ambulance District Board has given a positive annual performance review for Wayne Dow, director of the ambulance service. Peter Score, representative for the Town of Sheridan and chair of the ambulance district board, said Dow could choose whether to have his annual review conducted in closed…

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Weiss arrested for OWI 1st offence after being stopped on I-94

By Editor | January 10, 2023

Tanner Steven Weiss, 35, from Wilson, WI has been arrested by the Wisconsin State Patrol Eau Claire Post for operating a motor vehicle under the influence, 1st offense, with one child in the vehicle under the age of 16. On January 8, 2023, at approximately 2:06 p.m. a Wisconsin State Patrol Trooper stopped a car…

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Boyceville native shares how she overcame challenges to earn master’s in clinical mental health counseling

By Editor | January 10, 2023

Menomonie – Kate Johnson, of Boyceville, has multiple learning disabilities, some incredibly severe. During her developmental years, she was informed by educators that she was “too disabled” and that she would never thrive in education. “I recall vividly, when I was younger, feeling as though my ability to advance in school would be a tumultuous…

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Candidates file for local offices

By Editor | January 10, 2023

Candidates for local boards that filed papers last week include three incumbent candidates for seats on the City Council of Glenwood City. They are Ben DeGross, Austin Sandow and Kent Kletscher. The term of office is for two years. The present council president Robert Unruh is running unopposed for mayor. He has been leading the…

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Boyceville Village Board hears reports!

By Editor | January 10, 2023

The Village board heard many reports about village business at their regular monthly meeting of January 9th. They heard from the Public Works Director, Don Rose, who told about snow removal and that several pieces of village equipment broke down while working to remove the large accumulation of snow. He also addressed a water line…

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