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Monday's police reports
A 20-year-old Marshfield man was cited for disorderly conduct with a motor vehicle at 2:43 p.m. Sunday in the Wal-Mart parking lot, 2001 N. Central Ave.
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School notes week of Nov. 9 through 15
No school - The teachers will be attending Professional Development meetings in the morning.
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Elroy Police No More?
Elroy: A small town is trying to determine whether they can afford to keep their three police officers.
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Tim Froberg column: Two decades later, animated 'Simpsons' is still a laughing matter
When 'The Simpsons' was introduced to America as a short, animated feature on 'The Tracey Ullman Show' in 1987, I remember thinking 'What is this?' The cartoon-like concept was cool, but it quickly became ...
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Every School, Every Week
Senior pictures must be turned into room F102 by Oct. 1 to be included in the yearbook.
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Elroy-Sparta picked for Rails-to-Trail Hall of Fame
The tunnels, the scenery and the longevity of Wisconsin's Elroy-Sparta State Trail earned the 32-mile pathway induction into the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Rail-Trail Hall of Fame.
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Juneau County fire destroys business
MAUSTON - Portions of Highways 82 and 12 are now open after a Friday evening fire destroyed one business and damaged three others.
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Water gone wild
The torrential storms that swept through southern Wisconsin in June, bringing destruction to people's lives, property and the landscape, also left their mark on state parks and trails in the region.
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Johnson, Linda Lucille
Linda Lucille Johnson, 59, Ashwaubenon, died Monday, June 30, 2008. Linda was born Feb.
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, Where the world meets rural
Wisconsin has 3,800 dams, and 86 high-hazard dams are in the 30 counties that were flooded recently, Department of Natural Resources Secretary Matt Frank said June 24.
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Elroy-Sparta trail now open; Wildcat Mountain reopens July 3
The flood-damaged Elroy-Sparta State Trail - a premier destination for bicyclists in western Wisconsin - reopened today after crews with the state Department of Natural Resources completed two weeks of repairs ...
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DNR closes 3 parks, 2 trails
Damage caused by this week's storms and flooding caused the Department of Natural Resources to close three state parks and two state trails Friday.
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Flooding Expected Throughout State
Another wave of severe thunderstorms pounded the southern half of Wisconsin Sunday, creating flash floods, forcing evacuations and dredging up nightmares of flooding not even a year past.
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Homes Washed Away At Lake Delton
Evacuations and sandbagging continued Monday as rivers and lakes rose, washing away three homes and overflowing at least two dams in southern Wisconsin.
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Two state parks and three state trails closed because of storm damage
Wildcat Mountain State Park in Vernon County has been evacuated and closed to the public because of storm damage, the state Department of Natural Resources reports.
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Lake Delton Drained
A 245-acre lake in this resort town overflowed Monday, nearly emptying the lake basin and washing away four homes.
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Flooding expected throughout state
Another wave of severe thunderstorms pounded the southern half of Wisconsin Sunday, creating flash floods, forcing evacuations and dredging up nightmares of flooding not even a year past.
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15-Year-Old Dead After Car Rollover
A 15-year old boy is dead after his car rolled over Friday night. The accident occurred in Juneau County in the township of Wonewoc on Tiedtke Road.
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Wiouwash Trail must have better upkeep
'If you build, it they will come' has been the catchy mantra of many a venture over the years since Kevin Costner's 1989 film 'Field of Dreams,' in which a baseball field attracted both the living and the dead. via WisInfo
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