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Camp Douglas residents violating property maintenance
May 24th
The Juneau County Sheriff’s Office sent letters to six Camp Douglas homeowners or residents regarding violating the Village Ordinance concerning property care and maintenance. The violations included rotten or unsafe front steps, weeds around the house above 6-inches, junk items in the driveway, an unlicensed moped, unused lawn mowers, a residence missing weather resistant siding, More >
Farm machinery booms
May 24th
A farm tractor operator failed to fold the side booms and struck an oncoming car. The deputy said last month 31-year old Pete Treml of Mauston had pulled onto Highway 58 near Steiner Road in the Town of Lindina and did not fold the booms towards the farm machinery. As he raised them, they scratched More >
Mauston man sentenced to prison
May 24th
A Mauston man was sentenced to four years in prison for delivery of cocaine and burglary. Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen announced Friday afternoon that 26-year old Timothy Andrews was sentenced Thursday after being found guilty of burglary, delivery of cocaine, throwing or discharging bodily fluids, disorderly conduct, threatening the property of a Judge, among More >
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Jury for brother’s trial
May 24th
DARLINGTON, Wis. (AP) – Jurors will come from Portage County for the trial of an Argyle man charged with helping his brother kill three of his young children in a house fire. Lafayette County Judge Thomas Vale says questionnaires for potential jurors were sent last week for the trial of 18-year-old Jeremy Wand. The trial is More >
Slash UW funding
May 24th
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – The University of Wisconsin System would miss out on a $181 million spending increase in the upcoming budget, and also lose an additional $2.5 million under a bill before the Legislature’s budget-writing committee. Governor Scott Walker initially proposed the $181 million increase. But he revised that figure this month following news the More >
Balance State Budget
May 24th
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – The Legislature’s budget-writing committee has unanimously approved dozens of recommendations aimed at closing a $54 million deficit in Wisconsin’s roads fund. The Joint Finance Committee voted 16-0 Thursday to delay freeway work in the Milwaukee area and scale back road aid to local governments. It also agreed to cut funding for reconstruction More >
