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GORDON EDWARD OTTERSON

Gordon Edward Otterson, age 80, of River Falls, WI passed away Saturday afternoon, January 6 of a heart attack.  He was with many family and friends.

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Boyceville wrestlers pummel Mondovi; crown three champs at Bluejay Challenge

Boyceville’s wrestling team carried the momentum from the Northern Badger into the new year. The ninth-rank Bulldog wrestlers took to the road Thursday, January 4 to open the Dunn-St. Croix dual season. Traveling to Mondovi, Boyceville tamed the Buffaloes with a 50-15 victory. The squad then followed it up with a solid performance at the…

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Boyceville to move ahead with Main Street Project

BOYCEVILLE — The Village Board approved hiring MSA to start to design the Village’s Main Street Improvement Project. This is a project that members of the village board have discussed for some time. Erik Evenson of MSA attended the village board meeting Monday evening, January 8th and explained to the board about the need to…

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GC boys at .500 in D-SC after road loss to Colfax

By Cara L. Dempski COLFAX — You have to hand it to the Hilltopper boys: they played a whopper of a basketball game at Colfax last Friday night. It was not until the last six minutes that Glenwood City started to fall further behind the Vikings before succumbing to the home team in a 61-50…

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GC girls smashed by Colfax, fall to Clear Lake

By Cara L. Dempski The holiday break may not have brought any additional wins for the Glenwood City girls’ basketball team, but it did show off the team’s potential and provide some momentum. The Lady Hilltoppers stepped back onto the court last Thursday, January 4 in Colfax for a conference contest, and seemed to be…

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Boyceville girls pummeled by Amery, fall to Mondovi

By Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — The Lady Bulldogs took this year’s holiday break away from contests, but not away from the court. While coach Jolene Bird saw the team daily at practice, the girls did not play any games. Bird hoped the break would benefit her team, but she professed the girls had a…

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