On Tuesday, April 4th the statewide general spring election will be held. This election will choose people to serve as members of local government bodies, from towns, villages and school boards and city council.
Read MoreBy Cara Dempski There are several contested seats in area townships and villages for the upcoming April 4 election.
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Read MoreMost Wisconsin voters already have some form of ID needed to vote, such as a Wisconsin driver license or ID. There is no separate “voter ID.” The Wisconsin Elections Commission explains the options on its website at http://www.bringitwisconsin.com/do-i-have-right-photo-id.
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Members of Dunn County Farm Bureau, along with nearly 400 other farmers and members from various farm groups throughout Wisconsin attended Ag Day at the Capitol on Wednesday, March 8th in downtown Madison.
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — A 30-year-old Wheeler man charged with stealing a pickup truck in Boyceville and eluding capture for several days has made an initial appearance in Dunn County Circuit Court. Cody A. Metzger, who is charged with one felony count of taking and driving a vehicle without the owner’s consent and…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — A Dunn County judge has found probable cause and has bound over for trial a 57-year-old Boyceville woman who is a lifetime registered sex offender. Roberta R. Hitz is charged with two felony counts of a child sex offender working with children and strangulation along with one misdemeanor count…
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski MENOMONIE — Juan Antonio Campos, age 33 of Whitehall, appeared before Judge James Peterson in Dunn County Circuit Court one more time before his April trial for one count of forgery-uttering.
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — Kevin Sipple, superintendent of Boyceville schools, reported during the March meeting that the district is working to correct issues with its website after receiving a complaint. The board learned during the March 20 meeting that someone had filed a complaint with the Office of Civil Rights in Chicago indicating…
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