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Free airplane rides available at Boyceville Municipal Airport

By Editor | July 13, 2021

BOYCEVILLE —  Free airplane rides will be available at the Boyceville Municipal Airport this Saturday. EAA Chapter 631 will host Young Eagle flights for youth eight to 17 years old (weather permitting) at the Boyceville Municipal Airport on Saturday, July 17 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The airport is located at 735 Airport Camp…

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Kaiser tells Boyceville board budget in limbo

By Editor | July 6, 2021

BOYCEVILLE — “We have a lot of unknowns,” Superintendent Nick Kaiser told the Boyceville Board of Education during a discussion on the 2021-2022 Fund 10 preliminary budget during the June 23 meeting which was held in the Tiffany Creek IMC. Kaiser began his budget discussions by stressing to board members that the upcoming year’s budget…

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Dunn County judge clarifies Ted Lopez sentence

By Editor | June 29, 2021

By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE —  A Dunn County judge has clarified the sentence for a 43-year-old former Boyceville man convicted of sex crimes involving children who is sentenced to more than 100 years in prison and more than 50 years of extended supervision. Ted Lopez appeared through video conferencing from the Jackson Correctional Institute…

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Boyceville fire district transfers $25,000 for tender repairs

By Editor | June 22, 2021

By LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE  —  When it was all said and done, updates and repairs to a tender used by the Boyceville fire department cost $3,500 more than anticipated for a total cost of $28,446. Cory Green, Boyceville fire chief, reported at the Boyceville Community Fire District Board’s June 16 meeting that he was…

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Hay baler fire

By Editor | June 22, 2021

The Boyceville Fire Department responded to a Round Baler on fire just south of Wheeler on June 18 where the fire had spread form the baler into the wind rolls of down hay. Other fire departments providing assistance were Colfax, Menomonie, Glenwood City and United Fire. The Glenwood City Fire Department was called to help…

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Boyceville ambulance district amends budget for new chief’s $18,000 salary

By Editor | June 22, 2021

CORRECTION: In an article published in the Tribune Press Reporter June 23 about the Boyceville ambulance district board meeting on June 16, it was reported that Shanna Knops had resigned from the Boyceville ambulance service in April. Knops resigned as a captain with the service but still works as an EMT with the Boyceville ambulance…

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ERICA SEMPF

Local cadet graduates from West Point

By Editor | June 22, 2021

WEST POINT, NY – Cadet Erica Danielle Sempf, daughter of Tim and Mary Sempf of Connorsville, graduated from the United States West Point Military Academy on Saturday, May 22. Erica graduated from Boyceville High School in 2017. While at West Point, she concentrated her studies in natural sciences and was elected and served as President…

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USS Wisconsin: “Your newspaper was the epicenter…”

By Editor | June 22, 2021

By LeAnn R. Ralph GLENWOOD CITY —  Jim Harvey likes to say the USS Wisconsin — a submarine that has been named but not yet built — started with the Tribune Press Reporter. “Your newspaper was the epicenter of getting this started,” said Captain Jim Harvey, a retired submarine commander with the United States Navy.…

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Students will take flight with nonprofit aimed at STEM learning for local high school students

By Editor | June 15, 2021

BOYCEVILLE – Volunteer Pilot Mentor Jim Harvey will be donating flight experiences as a part of STEM Flights for students enrolled in the Boyceville High School (BHS) Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) High School Aviation STEM Curriculum. The new aviation program will launch during the Fall 2021 semester at BHS and will focus on…

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Kincade resigns from Village Board

By Editor | June 15, 2021

Just into her second year of a two-year term on the Boyceville Village Board, Laura Kincade has sent a letter to the village president announcing her resignation from the board. Kincade sites that she is moving out of the village and can no longer serve on the board. In her letter, she states: “I have…

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