Glenwood City-Boyceville Church Directory – 10-21-2015
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — The design for Boyceville’s new fire station is expected to be complete after the first of the year. Rich Monn, chair of the Boyceville Community Fire District’s five-year planning committee and representative for the Town of Stanton, reported on the status of the design at the fire district’s October…
Read Moreby Linzy Ayers, Reporter Our October meeting was where we welcomed new members. The club leader Missy Klatt, gave a brief introduction about the group itself and other things that correlated to the group.
Read MoreBOYCEVILE — The Village Board Meeting on Monday evening was cut short by the sudden illness of one of its members. As the meeting was beginning at its regular seven o’clock starting time, Village President Gib Krueger lead the meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance and then Village Clerk/Treasurer Cindy Swanepoel did the roll call, which…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — Equalized value in the Boyceville school district has increased by $14 million this year (5.5 percent), and the projected mill rate is expected to decrease by 9.3 percent. According to information presented at the Boyceville school district’s annual meeting Monday night, last year’s mill rate was $12.66 per $1,000…
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Read MoreMENOMONIE — When Carla Carlson, M.D., joined Internal Medicine at Mayo Clinic Health System – Red Cedar in Menomonie, she greeted her new colleagues like old friends. Because they are.
Read MoreWASHINGTON – A far-reaching water rule and bills on the labeling of genetically modified food and country of origin labeling of beef, pork and poultry were on the collective minds of Farm Bureau members who met recently with Wisconsin’s Congressional delegation on Capitol Hill. Each of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation’s nine district directors brought…
Read MoreThe Wisconsin Department of Justice will coordinate a Prescription Drug Take Back initiative on Saturday, October 17, 2015 with municipalities and law enforcement statewide.
Read MoreMADISON — Tiffany Creek Elementary School of the Boyceville Community School District was among ten schools across the state who have received $25,000 grants to showcase successful practices that improve student achievement.
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