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Colfax boys maul Macks, trample Toppers

It didn’t take long for the Chippewa Falls McDonell Central Macks to find out they didn’t have a prayer when they entered the Colfax gym last Tuesday night. By virtue of a 24-7 first quarter lead, the Vikings scored their highest point total of the year and finished with an 82-38 win at home Feb.…

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Vikings rock Elmwood Raiders

COLFAX — Four players scored in double figures for the Colfax boys as they avenged an earlier loss to the Elmwood Raiders by a score of 66-48 on Parents Night in the Vikings’ gym Feb. 9. The Saturday night game was a make-up of the game scheduled for Jan. 29 and puts the Vikings in…

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DC committee misses chance to oppose taxation without representation

By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — By the actions of the Dunn County Board’s executive committee, it appears that committee members are not concerned about property owners paying taxes levied by officials they did not elect. Terry Nichols, Town of Colfax resident, brought the issue to the executive committee’s February 7 meeting with the idea…

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Simonson advances to sectional

Colfax freshman Brady Simonson won’t end his wrestling season yet as he won the 113 pound championship at the St. Croix Central Division 2 Regional meet Feb. 9. Simonson, representing Bloomer-Colfax was the only one to advance to the sectional meet from the team.

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An Outdoorsman’s Journal – 2-13-2013

Living the good Life! Hello friends, Winter camping on the frozen waters of the Mississippi River, and ice fishing, is one of my favorite pastimes. I have camped on the ice all over the upper Midwest since 1990, and this trip would be the first without a golden retriever to pull a sled and be…

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State law prohibits cell phone use while driving for many teens

A recently enacted state law prohibits drivers with an instruction permit or probationary license—which includes many teenagers—from “using a cellular or other wireless telephone except to report an emergency.” A driver violating this restriction on cell phone use is subject to a forfeiture of $20 to $40 plus court and other costs for a first…

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