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Boyceville’s new fire station expected to be completed Friday

By Editor | December 17, 2019

By LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — Boyceville’s new $1.6 million fire station is expected to be completed by Friday, December 20. Cory Green, Boyceville fire chief, reported at the Boyceville Community Fire District’s Board of Directors meeting December 11 that he was “still” being told the fire station would be done by the following Friday.…

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Bail set with $200 signature bond for Dunn County woman arrested in connection with emaciated dog

By Editor | December 17, 2019

By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE  — Bail has been set in Dunn County Circuit Court with a $200 signature bond for a 29-year-old former Boyceville woman accused of turning an emaciated dog into the Dunn County Humane Society November 1. Anne M. Iehl made an initial appearance in court before Judge Rod W. Smeltzer December…

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Boyceville accepts low bid of $50,750 to demolish old feed mill

By Editor | December 10, 2019

By LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville Village Board has accepted the low bid of $50,750 from R.M. Schlosser Excavating out of Durand to demolish the old feed mill at 910 Main Street. The village received several bids to demolish the feed mill with a difference of about $75,000 between the low bid and…

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Hay River Helpers hold monthly meeting

Hay River Helpers hold monthly meeting

By Editor | December 3, 2019
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Boyceville native Maxwell Engel headed for Washington D.C. as intern for Senator Baldwin

By Editor | December 3, 2019

By Amber Hayden BOYCEVILLE — Maxwell Engel, 2017 Boyceville High School graduate, will be headed to Washington D.C. to intern for U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin, Wisconsin, beginning in January of 2020. “This means the world to me and gives me the opportunity to see if I measure up and it is a testament to my…

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EM man sentenced to prison for death of girlfriend also sentenced for child abuse

By Editor | December 3, 2019

By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE  — A 24-year-old Elk Mound man sentenced to more than six years in prison for the death of his girlfriend in a Town of Tainter car crash has been sentenced to more prison time for child abuse. Gunnar D. Zurek, who was initially charged with two felony counts of the…

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Boyceville’s Tiffany Creek Elementary earns National Blue Ribbon Schools Award

By Editor | November 25, 2019

By Amber Hayden BOYCEVILLE – The Board of Education learned that Boyceville’s Tiffany Creek Elementary has earned the National Blue Ribbon Award and is one of eight in the state. Mr. Kaiser, superintendent, along with third grade teacher Shannon Bignell and second grade teacher Amy Carlson-Phillips, traveled to Washington D.C. to accept the award, and…

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B Fit gym opens after long year of planning and building

By Editor | November 19, 2019

By Amber Hayden BOYCEVILLE — After a long year that began in December of 2018, B Fit gym owners Eric and Terra Engeman opened their doors with a soft opening on Wednesday, November 6. “It’s been an extremely long year,” Terra stated. “From the building and construction, it’s just a lot of work that went…

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BV ambulance board approves full audit, places Feeney on administrative leave

By Editor | November 19, 2019

By LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE  — The Boyceville Ambulance District Board of Directors has ordered a full audit of the district’s finances for 2016, 2017 and 2018 and has placed EMS Chief Matthew Feeney and Captain Tessa Feeney on administrative leave. Although the Boyceville ambulance district board had decided to meet quarterly rather than monthly,…

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Boyceville fire district forwards modified agreement to attorney for review

By Editor | November 19, 2019

By LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE  —  The Boyceville Community Fire District Board of Directors has approved sending a modified version of the fire district agreement to the law offices of Bakke Norman for review. Many of the changes in the agreement were routine, such as replacing the word “Boyceville” with “fire district,” and removing the…

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