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Brewers put OF Hart, C Lucroy on DL
Mar 30th
CINCINNATI (AP) – The Milwaukee Brewers completed their opening day roster by putting outfielder Corey Hart and catcher Jonathan Lucroy on the 15-day disabled list on Wednesday. The Brewers added minor league outfielder Jeremy Reed and utility player Erick Almonte to the 25-man roster for the season opener on Thursday against the Cincinnati More >
Marquette’s Williams gets new deal after NCAA run
Mar 30th
MILWAUKEE (AP) – Marquette is rewarding coach Buzz Williams with a new contract after he led the Golden Eagles on their longest NCAA tournament run since 2003. The school said Wednesday it has finalized a new deal with Williams, who led Marquette on a surprising run to the round of 16 before they More >
Two area men charged with being party to arson, operating vehicle without owner’s consent
Mar 30th
Two area men have been charged in Juneau County with being a party to arson and operating a motor vehicle without the owner’s consent. According to the criminal complaint, on Tuesday March 8th, 2011, Jacob Kwit, age 18, of New Lisbon and Lance Newman, age 17, of Camp Douglas had allegedly stole a pickup More >
Seasonal residence broken into in Germantown
Mar 30th
Eariler this month law enforcement responded to a break-in in the Town of Germantown. The deputy said he responded to a seasonal residence at the corner of 41st Street and 19th Avenue. The front door of the cabin had been kicked-in and the basement door windows were shattered. The gas line in the basement More >
Solar powered stop sign stolen in Lemonweir Township
Mar 30th
A solar powered stop sign was stolen south of Mauston last week. The deputy said the sign was located north bound on County Road ‘K’ approaching County Road ‘O’ in the Lemonweir Township. The solar powered stop sign is valued at $1,000 and is the property of Juneau County.
Wis. judge halts implementation of bargaining law
Mar 29th
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – A Wisconsin judge has ruled that there should be no further implementation of a law taking away nearly all collective bargaining rights for public workers. Dane County Circuit Judge Maryann Sumi said Tuesday that her earlier restraining order saying the law shouldn’t be enacted had either been ignored or More >
Wis. bureau chief says his agency can publish law
Mar 29th
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – The chief of the state’s Legislative Reference Bureau says he believes the agency can publish laws independent of the secretary of state. The bureau published the state’s contentious new collective bargaining law on Friday. The law’s opponents contend the bureau couldn’t publish the law without a date from the More >
Walker aide says budget fix on track
Mar 29th
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – Gov. Scott Walker’s top aide says a proposal to plug the state’s budget gap this year by refinancing the state’s debt remains on track to be taken up by the Legislature April 5. Department of Administration Secretary Mike Huebsch said Tuesday that talks continue with Republican legislative leaders on More >
Walker official defends UW budget proposal
Mar 29th
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – Gov. Scott Walker’s top aide is defending the governor’s proposal to allow the University of Wisconsin-Madison to break off from the rest of the university system. Department of Administration Secretary Mike Huebsch was at a meeting of the Legislature’s budget writing committee why the governor didn’t give the other More >
Walker’s top aide defends recycling change
Mar 29th
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – Gov. Scott Walker’s top aide says the governor’s proposal to remove the state mandate that communities provide recycling programs doesn’t mean recycling will stop in Wisconsin. Department of Administration Secretary Mike Huebsch defended the governor’s plan during a hearing in front of the Legislature’s budget-writing committee. Huebsch was More >
