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Boyceville Ambulance District purchases Stryker power cot for $30,000

By LeAnn R. Ralph  BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville Community Ambulance District Board has approved purchasing a Stryker Power Pro 2 cot at a cost of nearly $30,000. Unassisted, the Stryker Power Pro 2 cot will lift 700 pounds, while the cot currently in use by the Boyceville ambulance service needs help at 300 pounds, said…

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Attempted carjacking in Hudson

Town of Hudson – On Sunday, November 13, 2022, the St. Croix County Emergency Communication Center received a call at approximately 8:37 p.m. with a report of an attempted carjacking, with a firearm used, in the area of CTH N and USH 12, in Hudson Township. Deputies arrived on scene and located the victims of…

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Glenwood City school board hears reports, accepts donations

GLENWOOD CITY — The Board of Education for the School District of Glenwood City listened to administrative reports including possible future budgeting concerns and accepted more donations during its November 14 regular meeting. Budgeting has become a tightrope operation for many school districts in the State especially for those that have less than 1,000 students…

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Former Colfax man pleads “not guilty” on sexual assault charges

By LeAnn R. Ralph  MENOMONIE — Following a preliminary hearing, a 36-year-old former Colfax man now living in Boyceville has pleaded not guilty in Dunn County Circuit Court on four felony counts related to the sexual assault of a child. Daniel Z. Sims appeared with his attorney, Shirlene Perrin, before Judge James Peterson for a…

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Dunn County PR&D seeking applicants for lake district board

By LeAnn R. Ralph  MENOMONIE   — The Dunn County Planning, Resources and Development Committee is seeking applicants to serve on the initial board of directors for the Tainter Lake Rehabilitation District if the county board approves the lake district. Chase Cummings, Dunn County conservationist, told the PR&D committee at the November 8 meeting that…

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Elk Mound approves 10 percent sewer rate increase

By LeAnn R. Ralph  ELK MOUND  —  The Elk Mound Village Board has approved a 10 percent sewer rate increase. A 10 percent increase in the sewer rate this year is in addition to a 27 percent increase last year, said Karin Wolf, clerk-treasurer, at the village board’s November 7 meeting. The percentage of increase…

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