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    Elroy man cited for moving trailer home with a projecting load

         An Elroy man was cited for moving a trailer house with the load projecting on the side.  The deputy said on July 15th, 45-year old Terry Firnstahl was pulling a 14.5 by 69 foot trailer with a Leyland tractor and the trailer was being pushed by a backhoe.  The aluminum on the mobile home More >

    Wis. Dells teen uninjured after hitting a tree

         A Wisconsin Dells teenager was uninjured when the car he was driving left County Road ‘N’ in southern Juneau County and struck a tree.  The deputy said Wednesday morning about 6:30, 16-year old Brockton Temple was traveling east on County Road ‘N’ when he swerved to miss a deer.  The 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix More >

    New Lisbon man injured after hitting deer on motorcycle

         A New Lisbon man was injured as a result of a motorcycle/deer accident Thursday.  The deputy said about noon, 38-year old Stuart Forsythe was traveling on Meyer Road in the Town of Lisbon.  Upon arrival to the crash scene, the deputy said Forsythe had already been transported to Hess Memorial Hospital by a passerby More >

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    Sheriff’s deputy: Money motivated parents’ murders

    LA CROSSE, Wis. (AP) – La Crosse County sheriff’s officials say
    money motivated a West Salem man to kill his parents.
         Chief Deputy Jeff Wolf says Eric Koula went to his parents’ town
    of Barre home May 21 and shot 65-year-old Merna Koula as she sat at
    her computer. Wolf says Koula then shot his 68-year-old father,
    Dennis, when More >

    Wis. officials: About 79 pct. of drivers buckle up

    MADISON, Wis. (AP) – Wisconsin officials say a new unofficial
    survey suggests that nearly four out of five motorists buckle up.
    That would be an all-time high.
         The State Patrol’s Bureau of Transportation Safety says a
    statewide survey last year found seatbelt use around 73 percent
    last year.
         State Patrol Maj. Dan Lonsdorf says the improvement to 79
    percent is More >

    No. 2 official at Wisconsin DNR steps down

    MADISON, Wis. (AP) – The no. 2 official at the Wisconsin
    Department of Natural Resources is leaving his job to join the
    private sector.
         Pat Henderson has served as deputy secretary of the agency since
    2007. His last day with the agency will be Friday.
         The agency said in a press release that Henderson would explore
    his options in More >

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