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Tiffany, Stafsholt and Moses win November 3 election

By Editor | November 10, 2020

By LeAnn R. Ralph GLENWOOD CITY  — Incumbent Republican U.S. Congressman Tom Tiffany (7th Congressional District), Rob Stafsholt (Wisconsin’s 10th Senate District) and Clint Moses (Wisconsin’s 29th Assembly District) won the November 3 election. Congressman Tom Tiffany (R-Hazelhurst) faced challenger Trisha Zunker (D-Wausau) in the November 3 election for representative of Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District.…

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Jocelyn Wilson selected as Rotary Club of Menomonie Youth Volunteer Service Award winner

By Editor | November 10, 2020

Boyceville High School senior class member, Jocelyn Wilson, was selected as the Menomonie Rotary Club Youth Volunteer Service Award winner. Jocelyn is the daughter of Heidi and Ben Wilson, both from Boyceville. Jocelyn was recognized by the Rotary Club for her service above self, academic excellence and her positive contribution to the classroom. Ms. Karlene…

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Boyceville airport improvement work set for completion next year

By Editor | November 10, 2020

BOYCEVILLE — The Village Board listened to reports about village business, including a report from the Airport Manager Joel Timblin. Timblin was not able to be present at the regular monthly board meeting, but emailed his report to the Village Clerk/Treasurer, Darlene Lee. His report stated: “The runway reconstruction project is on track for a…

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Feeney case going to trial

By Editor | November 10, 2020

By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE —  A two-day jury trial will be scheduled in Dunn County for a former director of the Boyceville ambulance service on two misdemeanor counts of fraudulent data alteration and theft in a business setting. Matthew J. Feeney, along with his attorney Matthew Krische, appeared before Judge John F. Manydeeds November…

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Trial set next spring for former Boyceville man accused of arson

By Editor | November 3, 2020

By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE  — A trial has been scheduled in Dunn County Circuit Court next April for a 46-year-old former Boyceville man accused of setting a fire in a garage. Jason M. Figler appeared by video for a court hearing before Judge James Peterson October 26. Figler is charged with one Class C…

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Boyceville School’s mill rate drops 8.5 percent

By Editor | November 3, 2020

BOYCEVILLE—The School Board approved a tax levy that will support school operations for the next year. Meeting on Wednesday evening, October 28th the board approved a tax mill rate of 8.88646 which is eight and half percent lower than the current budget. The new rate will ask for a total tax levy of $3,019,120, which…

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Boyceville Trunk-or-Treat 2020

By Editor | November 3, 2020

 

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Boyceville School District to honor Veterans November 11

By Editor | November 3, 2020

Although there will be no public ceremonies held at the Boyceville Schools this year to mark Veterans Day, the district is moving forward with a virtual celebration to honor veterans next Wednesday, November 11. High School/Middle School principal Tyler Moy said that members of the local American Legion and VFW host have been invited to…

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West CAP Holiday Gift Program

By Editor | November 3, 2020

West CAP is celebrating its 29th year hosting the Holiday Gift Program for local families in the Glenwood City, Boyceville, and Spring Valley school districts. The program is open to low-income households with children ages birth to 18 years. Last year we were able to serve almost 200 children. The success of this program is…

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Judge finds probable cause in case of Boyceville man charged with perjury

By Editor | October 27, 2020

By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE —  A Dunn County judge has found probable cause in the case of a 38-year-old Boyceville man charged with perjury and bail jumping and has ordered him bound over for trial. Joshua L. Arbuckle appeared in Dunn County Circuit Court October 19 by telephone before Judge James Peterson for a…

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