By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — A Dunn County judge has found probable cause in a case involving a 20-year-old Boyceville man facing 18 felony charges related to exposing a child to harmful material by texting pictures of his genitals to girls aged 12 to 17. Jonathan A. Zebro, along with his attorney, Alicia Linzmeier,…
Read MoreBOYCEVILLE—The Village board heard reports from village department heads, reviewed village employee handbook policies and hired a new Public Works Director. Long time Public Works Director, Don Rose will be retiring in mid-January and the board appointed Craig Dotseth to fill that position. Dotseth will start on November 6th. Police Chief Greg Lamkin informed the…
Read MoreBy Mass Communications Specialist 1st Class Beverly Taylor, Navy Office of Community Outreach NORFOLK, Va. – Petty Officer 2nd Class Lucas Minor, a native of Boyceville, Wisconsin, is one of more than 5,000 sailors serving aboard the self-contained mobile airport, USS Dwight D. Eisenhower. Minor graduated in 2011 from Boyceville High School. The skills and…
Read MoreBOYCEVILLE — At its September 27 regular session held in the high school/middle school IMC, the Boyceville Board of Education gave its approval for several overnight and out-of-state trips and accepted a handful of donations. Nearly a dozen overnight and out-of-state field trip requests for the fall semester were approved by the board’s members at…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — Eight new teachers have started the school year in the Boyceville school district. The Tribune Press Reporter sent out questionnaires, and here are the profiles of the new teachers. Bialik Jennifer Bialik is a speech language pathologist for fourth grade through twelfth grade in Boyceville. She lives in Boyceville…
Read MoreThe Boyceville Village Board gathered for their regular monthly meeting at 4 p.m. on Monday, September 11 and went into closed session which lasted for more than an hour and a half. According to the agenda the board was considering employment, promotion, compensation, and performance evaluation data of any public employee. The board met with…
Read Moreby LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — A Dunn County judge has sentenced a Boyceville man to four years in prison and four years of extended supervision for subjecting an individual at risk to abuse, causing bodily harm. Allen E. Baker II, age 42, appeared with his attorney, Francis Xavier Rivard, before Judge Christina M. Mayer…
Read Moreby LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — A Dunn County judge has sentenced a former Boyceville man to 10 years in prison and five years of extended supervision for the sexual assault of a mentally ill victim. Robert C. Parks, age 52, appeared in Dunn County Circuit Court before Judge Christina Mayer with his attorney, Jonathan…
Read MoreBOYCEVILLE — Tiffany Creek Elementary school in Boyceville has a new principal and his name is Jerim DesJarlais. He replaces DeeAnn (Thompson) Sol who resigned in June to accept a position with CESA. “I feel fortunate to be joining the Boyceville community as the new principal at Tiffany Creek Elementary!” stated DesJarlais enthusiastically. DesJarlais has…
Read MoreBOYCEVILLE — Members of Boyceville’s Board of Education met some of the district’s new staff members at its August 16 regular session held at Tiffany Creek Elementary’s Media Center. Five new staff, some familiar faces in district, were introduced to the board at the meeting. Sarah Stainer, a Menomonie native and recent UW-Stout graduate who…
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