BOYCEVILLE — From CESA 11 she came and to CESA 11 she will return. The resignation of Tiffany Creek Elementary principal DeeAnn (Thompson) Sol was accepted by the Boyceville Community School District’s Board of Education at its Wednesday evening, June 21 regular meeting held in the TCE Media Center. Sol served as an educational consultant…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — It has been a long haul over the past two years, but the Boyceville Community Ambulance Service has reached the point of coverage with two EMTs on duty 99 percent of the time. Wayne Dow, ambulance service director, reported on the coverage hours at the June 14 quarterly meeting…
Read MoreBOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville Community School District lost a wealth of experience and knowledge when five of its staff members chose to take retirement at the conclusion of this school year. Looking to enjoy retirement after many years of serving the children and parents of the Boyceville Community School District are Vivian Hanestad, district attendance…
Read MoreDuring his monthly report to the Boyceville Village Board, Police Chief Greg Lamkin pointed out four of the significant cases his department handled in the month of May. These four were part of the 163 calls for service they had in May and that was almost doubled the number of calls in April. A victim…
Read MoreOhly expansion feasibility study Village to study possible wastewater treatment facility enlargement
BOYCEVILLE—The Village Board approved hiring the firm of MSA to do a report on the possible expansion of the village’s wastewater treatment facility. At question is the possible expansion of Ohly within the Village of Boyceville, and the need is for a larger treatment facility to handle Ohly’s future industrial discharge. The Village Board listened…
Read Moreby LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — A Boyceville man and a former Boyceville man have been found guilty in Dunn County Circuit Court of charges related to the sexual assault of a mentally ill victim. Allen E. Baker II of Boyceville appeared with his attorney, Francis Xavier Rivard, before Judge Christina Mayer for a plea…
Read MoreChippewa Falls, WI – Wisconsin Women in Conservation (WiWiC) is kicking off a series of five summer field days with a Pasture Walk and Talk at Blue Ox Farm in Wheeler on June 1 from 3-6pm. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided and children are welcome to attend. Attendance is free but registration is…
Read MoreThe Boyceville Village Board spent a few minutes during its work session Monday night to discuss a location for the communities proposed new library. Village Board member Jonathan Farrell updated other members of the board about a Main Street site that is being looked at for the location of the new facility. The site is…
Read MoreBOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville board of education acted upon the open enrollment requests and accepted several donations at its Wednesday, May 17 board meeting that was held in the high school/middle school IMC. The board approved ten requests to open enroll out of the district for the 2023-2024 academic year. Seven of those request were…
Read MoreThe Boyceville Village Board paid honor to two retiring village employees at their regular monthly meeting of May 8th. Honored with a board passed resolution were Virginia (Ginny) Julson who served the Village of Boyceville for 21 years and Rita Traxler who was a village employee for 30 years. Julson was hired in October 1999…
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