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2023 Rustic Lore Days Marching Band Results

By Editor | September 12, 2023

The results from the Marching Band compeition at the 2023 Rustic Lore Padre held September 10, are as follows: Class A 1st – Amery High School 84.3 2nd – Elk Mound High School 73.4 Class B  1st – Clear Lake High School 66.5 2nd – Spring Valley High School 61.5 3rd – Durand High School…

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Boyceville school district has 8 new teachers this year

By Editor | September 12, 2023

By LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE  — Eight new teachers have started the school year in the Boyceville school district. The Tribune Press Reporter sent out questionnaires, and here are the profiles of the new teachers. Bialik Jennifer Bialik is a speech language pathologist for fourth grade through twelfth grade in Boyceville. She lives in Boyceville…

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Hilltopper boys finish third in Cameron Cross Country Invite, middle school girls take fourth

By Editor | September 12, 2023

CAMERON — The Glenwood City boys’ cross country team grabbed another third-place finished, this one coming last Thursday at the Cameron Invitational. The girls’ middle school squad also faired well in the highly-competitive September 7 race that feature 16 schools from throughout the area as it took  fourth place behind the winning effort of seventh-grader…

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Hilltopper volleyball finishes 0-3 in Elk Mound quad meet

By Editor | September 12, 2023

ELK MOUND — The Hilltopper volleyball squad come up emptied handed in its search for the first victory of the season after losing all three of its matches at last Thursday’s quadrangular meet in Elk Mound. Facing some strong competition which included Somerset and Ellsworth out of the Middle Border and perennial Dunn-St. Croix contender…

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Glenwood City holds off Clear Lake to earn first conference football victory

By Editor | September 12, 2023

by Joel DeWitt Sports Correspondent GLENWOOD CITY — The Glenwood City football team has an offense with the capability to score early and often. While that would be on full display in the first half against Clear Lake on Friday, September 8, they needed more than flash to beat a tough Warrior squad. The Hilltoppers…

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Boyceville netters split at home, fall in Amery

By Editor | September 12, 2023

Playing matches at home and on the road last week, the Boyceville volleyball team finished 1-2. The Bulldogs split their matches in a home triangular held Tuesday, September 5. Boyceville defeated Cumberland in three sets but lost in two to Webster. Two days later, Boyceville went on the road to Amery where it lost the…

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Bulldogs rushing and aerial attacks sink Lakers

By Editor | September 12, 2023

by Joel DeWitt Sports Correspondent TURTLE LAKE — The 2023 version of the Boyceville Bulldog football team looks as dominate as any team in the area. Heading into their Friday, September 8 Dunn-St. Croix matchup against Turtle Lake they boosted a 3-0 record and had outscored their opponents 121-19. That pattern held course as the…

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Bulldog cross country teams run in two invites

By Editor | September 12, 2023

Boyceville’s cross country teams hit the ground running following the Labor Day holiday as they competed in a pair of invitational in a three-day span. Running at the Somerset Invitational Thursday, September 7, both the boys’ (116) and girls’ (117) squads placed fifth. Two days later, the Bulldogs ran in the Knudtson Invitational in Fall…

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Village Board hears reports, acts on overtime

By Editor | September 12, 2023

The Boyceville Village Board gathered for their regular monthly meeting at 4 p.m. on Monday, September 11 and went into closed session which lasted for more than an hour and a half. According to the agenda the board was considering employment, promotion, compensation, and performance evaluation data of any public employee. The board met with…

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Boyceville man sentenced to 4 years in prison for role in sexual assault of a mentally ill victim

By Editor | September 12, 2023

by LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — A Dunn County judge has sentenced a Boyceville man to four years in prison and four years of extended supervision for subjecting an individual at risk to abuse, causing bodily harm. Allen E. Baker II, age 42, appeared with his attorney, Francis Xavier Rivard, before Judge Christina M. Mayer…

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