By Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville school board learned all 54 members of the Class of 2017 will walk across the stage for graduation at the end of the month. The board discussed the May 26 ceremony bidding adieu to the seniors during its May 15 regular meeting held in the high school…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — Members of the Boyceville Community Fire District Board have a set budget of $1 million for the new fire station. “I am in favor of $1 million. What can we get for a million?” said Charles Maves, representative for the Town of Sherman, at the Boyceville fire board’s May…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — Delivery on the new ambulance for the Boyceville Community Ambulance Service is expected in 110 days from Friday, May 12. Matt Feeney, ambulance service director, reported on the progress of the purchase at the Boyceville Community Ambulance District’s May 10 meeting. The first payment on the ambulance will be…
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Read MoreBOYCEVILLE — Police Chief Greg Lamkin reported to the village board Monday night that the department has received two grants. One is for the purchase of a body camera and the other is for reimbursement of the cost of a new computer. The body camera was a $400 grant from Dunn Energy Co-op. Lamkin also…
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MENOMONIE – On a path to become a physician’s assistant, Emily von Wald seized the chance to earn CPR certification through a new partnership between a University of Wisconsin-Stout student health organization and the Boyceville Community Ambulance District.
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski MENOMONIE — A second suspect in the theft of electronic equipment belonging to the Boyceville Community Fire Department has been scheduled for a preliminary hearing in Dunn County Circuit Court. Andrew D. Meyer, age 24 of Menomonie, appeared in court April 18 regarding one charge of receiving stolen property and one…
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski MENOMONIE — One of six suspects in the June 2016 burglary of sound equipment belonging to the Boyceville Fire Department has had the charge dismissed but read into the record for a restitution hearing as part of a plea deal. Andrew J. Helmueller, age 25 of Boyceville, was charged with one…
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