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Larson running as incumbent for 67th Assembly district

By Melissa | October 22, 2012

By LeAnn R. Ralph COLFAX — Tom Larson (R-Colfax) has decided to run again for the position of representative for the state’s 67th Assembly district. Larson — who recently sold his business, Bear Valley Electric, to his sons — will be running against Democratic challenger Deb Bieging of Chippewa Falls in the November 6 election.

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Waiting Child -Tyrone

By Melissa | October 22, 2012

Tyrone is a handsome 15-year-old African American male with large brown eyes and black hair. He has an infectious smile that will light up the room, is very friendly and has a good sense of humor.

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Attending a Wisconsin college and not a state resident?

By Melissa | October 22, 2012

Go hunting and fishing in Wisconsin on the cheap MADISON – College students who are outdoors fan and who miss their favorite hunting and fishing haunts from their home state while in Wisconsin attending school are being offered a deal from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

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DC accepts mining overlay for first reading

By Melissa | October 22, 2012

By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE  — Marking a change in the way ordinances are passed, the Dunn County Board has accepted the proposed nonmetallic mining overlay district for a first reading. County ordinances will now be approved through a first and second reading procedure, said Scott Cox, Dunn County corporation counsel, at the Dunn County…

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In Memoriam – Leslie Walton – 10-24-2012

By Melissa | October 19, 2012

In memory of Leslie Walton, who passed away October 23, 2010.

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West CAP Holiday Gift Program

By Melissa | October 19, 2012

West CAP is celebrating its 21st year hosting the Holiday Gift Program for local children. When the program first started, it only served the Glenwood City school district. Today the program is also able to help children in the Boyceville and Spring Valley school districts. West CAP served over 225 kids in 2011.

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Mayo Clinic – Menomonie Lists Births – 10-24-2012

By Melissa | October 18, 2012

Mayo Clinic Health Systems Lists Births – 10-24-2012

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New law that prohibits cell phone use for many teen drivers takes effect on November 1

By Melissa | October 18, 2012

A new state law that prohibits drivers with an instruction permit or probationary license—which includes many teenagers—from “using a cellular or other wireless telephone except to report an emergency” while driving takes effect on Nov. 1. A driver violating this restriction on cell phone use is subject to a forfeiture of $20 to $40 for…

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Boyceville reviews $8.2 million school budget

By Melissa | October 16, 2012

By LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — The proposed $8.2 million budget for the Boyceville Community School District will carry a tax levy of $3.1 million, representing a 4.23 percent decrease in the levy over last year. Boyceville Board of Education members and electors in the school district reviewed the 2012-2013 budget at the budget hearing…

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Boyceville school district locks in short-term borrowing at 1/2 percent

By Melissa | October 16, 2012

By LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville Community School District has locked in the interest rate of 0.58 percent for short-term temporary borrowing of $1 million. The Boyceville Board of Education approved the short-term borrowing at the monthly school board meeting October 15.

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