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In Your Board drops Times… idea of gun NEWS law public hearing By Debbie Foss Times Staff County supervisors nixed the idea of giving residents the chance to weigh in on whether Trempealeau County should be a Sec- ond Amendment sanctuary county, opting instead to vote on the idea without further Page 2: After diffi cult public comment. upbringing, IHS student Board members Monday earns Kohl scholarship evening appeared to back Page 3: County vaccine the idea of including a rates slows as case rate resolution that declares the remains low county would not enforce new state and federal gun Page 4: Galesville coun- laws in a regular meeting and cil passes fraud policy restricting comments. Based Page 10: Whitehall, on a recommendation from a county agree to close Park county committee, a public hearing on the resolution had COURT tentatively been set for June Page 7: Sheriff’s Log 14. Protestors demonstrated against the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau district mask mandate prior to Thursday’s re- Having the resolution be Page 8: Criminal Court scheduled school board meeting outside G-E-T High School. After nearly two hours of public comment and board a regular agenda item means discussion, the board opted to maintain their masking protocols. (Times photograph by Zac Bellman) SPORTS “we can comment on it,” said supervisor George Brandt. “It’s difficult to function with people screaming in the background.” G-E-T school board upholds Other board members said the resolution, which has been before the executive mask mandate through June 3 fi nance committee and the By Zac Bellman masks in the vestibule during public comment. emergency management and Times Staff “The reason that I sat out in this gallery, wasn’t that I’m law enforcement committee, After hearing nearly an hour of public comment for necessarily against masks or for masks,” Kopp said later has had suffi cient airing. and against the district’s mask mandate, the Gale-Ettrick- when he returned to his board seat. “I do not believe that “It is not our policy to Trempealeau school board opted to keep it in place through we put a barrier between us and the good people of this Page 11: Raiders win two have three public hearings on the end of the school year on June 3. district. We’re all in this together...By sequestering us into in CC play something,” said supervisor The layout of the meeting itself was a refl ection of the groups, keeps us polarized as groups.” Page 12: Thompson Jeanne Nutter. Neither committee voted community division on the issue of masks: those willing At the conclusion of public input, board president no-hitter caps 3-0 week to abide by district masking protocols gathered at one end Gene Hogden solicited each of the board members for for B-T for or against the resolution. Dave Estenson, an orga- of the performing arts center lobby, those who were not their individual thoughts on the mask mandate. Board Raiders fi rst at Page 14: nizer of the group Liberty were provided seating within a vestibule facing the board member Larry Moore, who was among the fi rst to speak, home course Alliance that co-endorsed behind a set of glass doors. asked district administrator Michele Butler for her recom- OBITUARIES the resolution, said he un- Those in the performing arts center lobby, including a mendation. contingent of current students as well as parents, spoke “So, in knowing that part of my job is to protect the Page 19 derstood the decision. “I completely understand given largely in support of the school board and the protocols that school district, and the liability of the school district. Coming the emotion surrounding this they felt helped maintain a rate of in-person instruction of purely from that perspective, obviously it’s that we need issue,” he said. Estenson said over 70 percent for the year. to hold the course,” Butler said of maintaining the mask he was thankful for the two Parents seated in the vestibule universally condemned protocol. hearings already held and is the mask mandate, citing lower COVID-19 mortality rates Board member Paul Kinzer also pushed back vigorously optimistic the resolution will among children, as well as other arguments that ranged on comments from the public suggesting they were not pass. from the legality of instilling such measures to anecdotal within their legal rights to impose such a mandate. Supervisor Sally Miller, experiences of their own children’s frustrations with masks. “I want to make that clear too, just to read what (Wis- a member of the emergency The board sat in a semicircle of tables between the two consin Association of School Boards legal counsel) wrote management committee, groups, knowing full well their choice on whether or not to us: ‘School boards may require students to wear face said she recommended a to maintain masking protocols would send one group or coverings at school. A requirement that a student wear a hearing before the full board the other home unsatisfi ed. mask at school is part of the student code of conduct, and because “it was not at all fair While a microphone and speaker setup were provided to would be enforced like other rules,’” Kinzer said, before to send this to fi ve people ensure residents in both parties were heard, board member going on to cite Wisconsin State Statute 120.13 (35)(a) as who had the bear the weight Mark Kopp took things a step further. Kopp, who also re- the board’s legal backing to require masks at their meet- of this decision.” mained in the room at last Monday’s originally scheduled ings. (continued on Page 3) meeting that was derailed by unmasked protestors, left (continued on Page 4) his seat on the board to go sit with those gathered without
MAKE YOUR FAMILY’S VISION A PRIORITY Schedule your appointment today! THOMAS KOLLODGE, OD (715) 538-4330 Page 2 Page 2 Trempealeau CountyTrempealeau Times County Times Wednesday, MayWednesday, 19, 2021 May 19, 2021Wednesday, May 19, 2021 Trempealeau County Times Page 3 After diffi cult upbringing, IHS student earns Kohl scholarship County gun law proposal By Andrew Dannehy ing a $10,000 scholarship in his application for the years, but had to return and “Since I arrived in Mexico “It seems like he gets (continued from Page 1) tions Clubs of Trempealeau Times Editor from the Herb Kohl Educa- scholarship. had totally forgotten how to I had to help my grandfa- along with just about every- County, said neither God nor When Favian Flores tional Foundation. A personal situation that speak English. ther with work, livestock, one, and his ability to make The executive finance “us versus them” is part of came to Independence High “I had to face many ob- involved the death of his “At fi rst when I entered corn cultivation,” he wrote. connections with others will committee sent the resolu- the resolution. “We’re not School two years ago, he stacles that have sincerely mother meant Flores had to school, I was very sorry and “Thanks to the values that I allow him to fi nd his niche tion to emergency manage- changing laws.” didn’t know English, but that made me cry and have hurt, move from the United States felt inferior to others for not learned from my grandpar- in college or a workplace,” ment for consideration. In response to comments was only part of the journey but these obstacles helped to Mexico when he was six. knowing English,” Flores ents he helped me change the Guza said. The resolution states that from the Rev. Mary Ann that now includes him earn- me to mature,” Flores wrote He stayed in Mexico for 10 wrote. “I had to go through bad attitude and education Hovell said his experience the county would not enforce Bowman, the on-call clergy moments where I challenged that my father had taught teaching Flores has stood out. or fund enforcement of any for the sheriff’s department myself to lose my fear and me.” “Favian is one of the law that violates the Second who said she has seen too overcome my obstacles.” While he was in Mexico, most conscientious and Amendment. Backers say it many “horrendous” circum- His teachers noticed the Flores wrote that his father respectful students that I would change no existing stances due to guns, Prudlick work he put in. Amber Guza did not help with his upbring- have come across in my laws, but protect against said every law officer with has had Flores in chemistry, ing and did not send money to 17 years of teaching, and threatened changes. Oppo- whom he has spoken backs medical terminology and help pay for clothes or food. a very-deserving recipient nents said the county had no the resolution. biology classes. Flores had adjusted to of this scholarship,” Hovell authority to pick and choose David Frahm asked the “There are a few things life in Mexico, but when said. “It’s students like Fa- which laws it enforces. committee whether the re- that really stand out about he turned 16 years old, he vian that make teaching so In response to a comment ligious arguments violated Favian: his work ethic, would have to return to the rewarding, and when you from Brandt that the resolu- the “separation of church positive attitude, and ability United States to renew some see a student choose to go tion was largely symbolic, and state.” to work with others,” Guza documentation. When he into a career path that they supervisor Chuck Walek Jeanne Nutter, a commit- said. “Being an English Lan- came back, however, he did discovered while taking an said it in fact commits the tee and board of supervi- guage Learner (ELL), Favian not live with his father. elective class while in high county to ignoring certain sors member, said she was concerned that a sanctuary Ground Broken For New Justice Center certainly had challenges “My father never sup- school, it helps validate our gun laws. Members of the board of supervisors, county officials and representatives of the companies planning and de- to overcome in my classes ported me coming to the school’s mission statement In the emergency manage- declaration could subject the county to legal action and signing the county’s new justice center and jailbroke ground on the project Monday evening. At the event, Sheriff when it came to learning dif- United States,” Flores wrote. of ‘preparing students for ment hearing last Wednes- Brett Semingson recounted the long history of the county attempting to finance a new jail. County board chair fi cult scientifi c vocabulary. Still, Flores said his father tomorrow’s opportunities.’” day, committee members siphon away money already needed in numerous county John Aasen credited his predecessor, Tim Zeglin, with moving the project forward. The new building along with He showed that he was very wanted the teenager to live In addition to enrolling in heard about an hour and a renovations to the courthouse are expected to cost $43.5 million. (Times photograph by Debbie Foss) resourceful when it came to with him. Flores, however, school, Flores works at the half of comments, many programs. learning.” decided to instead reside with Trempealeau County Health from religious leaders who Guza said Flores asked his aunt and uncle. Care Center in Whitehall. He said the proposal divided the Spanish-speaking class- Flores enrolled into said his improved language population. Those comments County vaccine rates slows as case rate remains low mates for help and used vir- school and took classes that skills allow him to better were met with arguments that By Andrew Dannehy can get it locally in Whitehall department also hosted an in- number of people to receive virus remains low. The DHS tual tools to help with transla- challenged him. Teacher Ja- communicate with his boss broad gun ownership makes Times Editor or Arcadia. They can also go formational session in Spanish vaccines within specific age reported nine new cases last tion. Guza was also fl exible, son Hovell said he had Flores and co-workers. communities safer and one Vaccines for COVID-19 to any of the walk-in clinics along with the Arcadia School groups isn’t available, two week, the second straight allowing him to write some in his metal fabrications Flores is among 200 speaker questioned whether are available in Trempealeau in La Crosse or Eau Claire District but said it had “very percent of the county’s resi- week with less than 10 for answers in Spanish, but she class, which Flores entered graduating high school stu- religious beliefs should influ- County, but county residents counties.” poor turnout.” dents between the age of 12 the first time since May 2020. said he would translate them “knowing nothing about dents statewide to receive ence public policy. are no longer looking to be Much of the county’s most “We are still exploring ways and 15 received the first dose The new cases were spread back to English anyway just the welding and fabrication scholarships from the Herb The Rev. Karen Ressel, vaccinated, according to health vulnerable population has been to reach this community with- of the vaccine last week. That throughout the county with for the practice. process,” but Hovell said Kohl Educational Founda- who was among 23 members officials. vaccinated as 92.9 percent of out our capacity,” Baer said. age group was previously in- none of the municipalities “When he ran into road- Flores thrived. tion. He is planning to attend of the clergy who signed a let- According to the Depart- residents who are 65 years Non-Hispanic residents eligible for the vaccine, which having more than two. blocks, he never got down on Hovell said there were 22 Chippewa Valley Technical ter in the Times objecting to ment of Health Services, fewer old or older have completed have also stopped being vac- means many of the vaccines “We continue to be hopeful himself, he would just fi nd students in the class, six he College, pursuing a degree the sanctuary proposal, said than 200 county residents the vaccine series. More than cinated as just under half — administered last week went that the spread of COVID-19 a solution and persevere,” believes were ELL students. in welding. county residents “should not received the initial dose of CO- half — 64.2 percent — of 49.9 percent — of the rest of to a newly-eligible group. will remain low,” Baer said. Favian Flores wasn’t able to speak English when he came to Independence High be engaged in an arms race School two years ago, but will now be graduating and earned a $10,000 scholarship Guza said. “Favian helped bridge VID-19 vaccine last week. Of the county residents who are the county residents have been While county residents “The most important thing is Flores now speaks and the gap so all students in against each other. It does not the 719 doses issued county- between 55 and 64 have also vaccinated. have stopped being vac- for people to get vaccinated if from the Herb Kohl Educational Foundation. Correction improve the common good. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) understands English, but that class could learn and be suc- wide, 537 were residents get- been fully vaccinated. While exact data on the cinated the spread of the they are eligible.” battle is just a part of his story cessful,” Hovell said. “As a In a story in last week’s “This resolution under- ting their second doses. Health “The largest barrier has and the work it took for him teacher, one of my guiding Times, an employee of the mines the rule of law,” Ressel officials have said vaccines and been reaching the Hispanic Agricultural Home to learn the language is only philosophies has been ‘you Department of Land Man- said, “and is a distraction appointments are available, community to provide ac- Looking to buy a part of what has his teachers don’t really know something agement was incorrectly from tackling the bigger county residents just aren’t curate information on the impressed with him. until you can teach it to oth- quoted as saying she had problems confronting the taking them. vaccine,” Baer said. NEW HOME? His mother passed away ers’ and Favian did just that.” fi elded 100 calls a day. She country.” “Vaccine demand has According to the DHS, from Lupus when he was Hovell has continued actually stated she received Resolution supporter decreased,” Kaila Baer, Trem- 19.5 percent of the county’s Commercial four years old and living in teaching Flores, now in home 100 calls over eight days. Alyssa Ehrat countered that pealeau County Health De- Hispanic population has re- Personal Janesville. and automotive maintenance backers of the measure “are partment, said. “It is likely ceived at least one dose of the “From that moment, and intro to machining not causing division. We’re a combination of people not vaccine and 13.6 percent are my childhood changed,” classes. LIKE TAKING trying to preserve our rights. wanting to get vaccinated or fully vaccinated. Flores wrote. “My father, “He is a student who could PHOTOS? Our rights are being stripped misinformation about the vac- Baer said that the county unfortunately, was not the have thrown his hands in the away at the whim of a presi- cine leading to deciding not to health department has offered type of father who would be air and made excuses for Would you like dent.” get vaccinated. Access to the instruction online, but has not responsible.” learning things in a second to see your She noted that resolution vaccine is not limited. People yet yielded results. The health Flores wrote that his fa- language,” Hovell said. “But supporters rallied 40 people ther’s “lack of maturity” led the truth is he chooses to photo here? prior to the hearing and Health Insurance Questions? to his uncles — his mother’s work twice as hard as nearly have the signatures of 1,600 I CAN HELP YOU. Come see us rst. brothers — deciding that he everyone else to get a similar county residents endorsing We will take you through the entire home loan process, from start to nish, should go to Mexico to live outcome.” the resolution. prescription drug plans ∙ health & life insurance Larry Hoekstra, the pas- with his grandparents. Hovell noted Flores’ “per- medicare advantage plans ∙ final expenses whether this is your rst home purchase or if you are downsizing or upsizing. Transitioning to school fect” penmanship and the tor at the Osseo Community in Mexico was diffi cult for time he takes forming written Church, said he was “ap- Quality, Affordable Coverage & Excellent Service ur riendly e perienced lender ill Flores because he was a responses and homework. Submit your photos to be palled” at the opposition let- U.S. citizen and didn’t have “This kind of perseverance featured in the banner box ter sent by clergy members. • Answer all your questions. proper documentation. He and determination is what of the Times. Email Many speakers noted that said his grandmother eventu- sets him apart from so many high-resolution photos and they were gun owners them- • Get you prequali ed before you start looking for a home. ally got him into school and others.” where they were taken to selves but backed “reason- • Find the right loan and repayment option for you. the grades he received made Guza and Hovell both [email protected]. able” gun control measures. Donna Critzman Deb Pattee a retired Uni- • Make the home buying process go smoothly. it easier for him to continue. noted how well Flores gets 800-362-8046 or 608-783-6441 But life in Mexico was along with peers and teach- Photos will run based on timelines versity of Wisconsin-Eau and quality. Our experienced about more than school. ers. 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Elementary FRIDAY, MAY 28 7am-9pm - Soccer Tournament - Football Field included increased profes- 2.7 percent. The district was schools will release students on Wednesday at 2:25 p.m. 4-7pm - Happy Hour - $2 Beer - Pavilion 7am-9pm - Basketball Tournament G-E-T school mask mandate starting next fall, shortening their school day by 35 min- sue prior to the start of the 5pm-til gone - Chicken Available at the Chicken Pits Basketball Courts (continued from Page 1) first district summer school utes. Middle school students will be released at 2:55 p.m. 5-9pm - MUSIC - Dave Karal - Pavilion That statute reads: session. 9am - Slowpitch Softball - Softball Diamonds and high school at 3 p.m., “A school board may Butler said that a “CO- shortening each of their days 5-9pm - Soccer Tournament - Football Field 9am - Motorcycle Poker Run Registration adopt rules applicable to VID-19 Update” agenda item persons who enter or remain that has served as a catch-all by 25 minutes. The measure 5-9pm - Basketball Tournament - Basketball Courts Ride 9:30am-2pm - Start & end at Pavilion in a building operated by the for district case numbers and passed with the contingency school board, including re- other related discussion since of reevaluation of the efficacy 6pm - Slowpitch Softball - Softball Diamonds *Proceeds to Ashley’s Angels quirements that such persons the pandemic began will con- after each semester. identify themselves and sign tinue to provide a platform The board also renewed 6-7pm - Meet the Festmasters - Pavilion 9am-1pm - Classic Car Show - Outside Pavilion Dedicated to Helge in when entering or remaining for reevaluation of district membership in the Wisconsin policies. Interscholastic Athletic Asso- 6pm - Rodeo - Across from High School (east side) 9am - Trap Shoot - Arcadia Sportsmen’s Club The Elk Rod and Gun Club recently honored with a dedication sign long-time in the building or any speci- The school board meets ciation in a routine motion for member, the late James Helgeson, and property owners Marita and Ron Halama for fied portion of the building again on June 14, one week the 2021-2022 school year. 9:30am - Alumni Golf Tournament Registration helping the club rejuvenate a stretch of Elk Creek. Pictured are (from left) Andy and designating time periods before summer school begins. In hiring action, the retire- Halama, Ron Halama, Rob Herman of Quality Habitat Improvements, LLC, and during which such persons “At this meeting, I will pro- ment of Jon Steffenhagen as Bawek’s Shoes Shotgun start 10am - Country Club Helegson’s family, Lana Helgeson, Craig Helgeson, Ron Pietrek, Cami Pietrek, may enter or remain in the No Carry-Ins vide any updated information high school physical educa- Pauline Helgeson, Scott Helgeson, Cara Helgeson and Ben Pietrek. building or any portion of the 119 W. Main St. 10am - Volleyball Tournament - Volleyball Courts from the DHS (Wisconsin De- tion teacher was approved, as (Times photograph by Debbie Foss) building.” “I am not a lawyer, but I’m partment of Health Services) was the resignation of Louis Arcadia Safe Ride 10am-8pm - Chicken Available at the Chicken Pits a lawfully elected official with or CDC (Centers for Disease Hurd as assistant varsity foot- the legal power, along with the Control and Prevention) that ball coach. 608-323-7236 Available 11am - Bean Bag Tournament - Pavilion Galesville council passes fraud policy rest of the board, to make de- would change the requirement The hires of high school or any of our safety practices,” English teacher Christine By Zac Bellman was not in reaction to any in- of review was also rescinded cisions, whether others agree (competitive & social divisions) Butler said, adding protocols Sherry, high school band Times Staff cident, but simply a sugges- by board approval. with them or not, that affect could change prior to the start teacher Anthony Kading, ag- 12pm - Rodeo - Across from High School The Galesville city coun- tion as a result of a recently and apply to anyone who The council also approved of the second session on July riculture teacher John Nelson, cil passed a fraud policy conducted audit. enters our building,” Kinzer several permits and license 26 as well. middle school/high school LisowskiLawnCare applicable to business con- Various appointments added. “If you don’t like what 3pm - GRAND PARADE - Main Street applications including: Butler also added that the physical education teacher awn Mowing Tree Trimming ducted by the city at their were also approved by the we do, run against us. And if • a permit to display fire- district has been contacted Scott Hovell, Galesville El- rush Clean now Plowing 4-8pm - MUSIC - Ron Pronschinske - Pavilion regular meeting Thursday. council, including: Jennifer you win, then convince the works issued to the Gales- by the Infection Prevention ementary secretary Michelle The adopted policy de- Elliott to the home advisory rest of the board to do what mall Construction Painting ville Lions Club for July 4, Nurse from Gundersen Tri- Dahl, Galesville Elementary 8pm - Lions Club Raffl e Drawing - Pavilion fines fraudulent activity, board, Sacia Anderson and you wanna do, but until then, Electrical – Heating 2021. County in Whitehall to set up head cook Renee Keenan and Air CondCondiitioning investigation responsibilities Lindsey Schubert to the I think we need to follow our Call for FREE • a street use permit issued a COVID-19 vaccine clinic assistant high school softball and reporting procedures library board and Kelly Kre- policy. 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Main Street, Arcadia N38542 Wolfe Rd., Independence Trish Syverson, Arcadia Cell: 608-250-9642 • Office: 715-985-2544 Funeral Directors 608-323-2126 Wednesday, May 19, 2021 Trempealeau County Times Page 7 Page 6 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, May 19, 2021 Letter to the Editor Trempealeau County Sheriff’s Department Weekly Log o t e ditor From The Early Files Read the U.S. Constitution. Then, re-read it again and Wednesday, May 5 doesn’t know who it is. 17:11 — Galesville: An scour it for this word: “Democracy.” (Don’t take my word came upon a slide-in. Saturday, May 8 vehicle has been stolen since 04:21 — Independence: 14:08 — Arcadia: Caller’s 18-year-old fell down the for it please read it so you see with your own eyes.) 19:11 — Arcadia: Open 06:13 — Osseo: Officer he has been incarcerated. A blue pickup truck with no car broke down. Her father basement stairs. The subject “Democracy” does not appear in the Constitution this Com iled rom The rcadia News eader ales ille e u lican hitehall Times line with loud talking, then took a walk-up complaint of 22:12 — Osseo: A 16-year- license plates is crossing the will be there with a trailer said she was feeling dizzy is because our founders never intended for us to be a De- sounded like a child whisper- a suspicious vehicle that has old male overdosed on pills. fog line. later this afternoon. Dispatch before she fell. She is bleeding mocracy they envisioned a “Constitutional Republic.” “jewel” that will bring tour- circulated nomination papers arranged throughout the ing before hanging up. been at a wayside. Sunday, May 9 10:25 — Strum: A caller advised a deputy would check from the nose, but they don’t “Remember, democracy never lasts long. It soon wastes, a 1 ists. The means to the goal, this week for the offi ce of county, according to Miss 19:18 — Strum: Caller 07:11 — Strum: A turkey 02:37 — Arcadia: Caller driving a tractor was passed by to make sure it was OK where believe she lost conscious- exhausts, and murders itself. There never was a democracy There is no record of the historical preservation county clerk on the Repub- Dorris Sander, county su- reported a small grass fire. blind and decoys are set up. reported loud music and an a pickup with no tailgate in a it was parked. ness. Caller doesn’t know how yet that did not commit suicide.” a confi rmed sighting of a committee of the Galesville lican ticket. Mr. Guse is a perintendent of schools. 19:35 — Ettrick: Caller No one has permission to be SUV breaking glass. double yellow. Caller said the 15:06 — Osseo: Male was far she fell down. Samuel Adams tornado in the immediate Area Chamber of Commerce Navy veteran of World War The building boom is reported a 14-year-old female on the caller’s property. 06:12 — Eau Claire: Caller passing vehicle nearly caused hit with a two-by-four in the 17:37 — Galesville: A car “We are a Republican Government. Real liberty is never Whitehall area and life- has decided, is a major fun- II, and is employed at present still on in Whitehall, and is out of control. 08:22 — Blair: 74-year-old said her mother is having a head-on collision. arm. The suspect took off. is crossing the fog and center found in despotism or in the extremes of democracy.” long residents can’t ever draising campaign. at Fortun’s drug store. excavations for basements 20:38 — Eleva: A suspi- male with a history of heart medicine withdrawals. 11:05 — Osseo: A maroon 15:23 — Whitehall: A fe- lines and varying speed. Alexander Hamilton recall the city fi re siren ever Biblical characters pa- With eight of the 10 have been made in the west cious male in a large white issues is not as alert as he 07:34 — Osseo: Caller hit truck is in the driveway and male will not leave the caller’s 18:10 — Independence: A “Democracies have ever been spectacles of turbulence warning of one, either. The raded around ion Lutheran government demountable part of the city for three van with Minnesota license should be. a deer. The deer is still alive someone is pounding on the office. She is throwing stuff red car is weaving in and out and contention have ever been found incompatible with fi rst of those records is ap- Church Sunday morning houses erected on lots in the new residences, those of plates is trying to sell meat. 11:27 — Galesville: Call- in the roadway. There was no caller’s garage door. She around. of traffic. It almost hit a semi. personal security or the rights of property and have in parently still intact, despite during the second annual Briggs and Garaghan addi- Ralph Jacobson, W.C. Foth 21:12 — Osseo: Vehicle er’s mailbox was struck last damage to the caller’s vehicle. 19:37 — Blair: Officer ad- general been as short in their lives as they have been violent the sounding of an alarm Charade Parade, part of the tion on the east side, families and J.B. Fitzpatrick. The is driving without lights. It is night. Car parts were left on 18:26 — Osseo: A brown vised a truck is pulling another in their deaths.” James Madison that woke city residents Kid’s day at ion. Old and will soon be occupying the Iverson-Larson Lumber Co. also speeding. the scene. pickup hit a stop sign in Pi- truck with a tow strap. Many, many years ago, the United States ceased to be a early Sunday morning. The New Testament characters of new homes. The housing expects to receive a shipment Friday, May 7 12:18 — Blair: Caller re- geon. Republic it transformed into an Oligarchy. Today, this siren alert was prompted by all kinds were in the parade. committee has allocated of 17 partially pre-fabricated trempealeau county: Thursday, May 6 08:13 — Independence: ported a dog has been hit by a car. Caller does not know Monday, May 10 Oligarchy is in the hands of Marxist, elite tyrants. To disguise a severe thunderstorm warn- The Blair-Taylor school dwellings to Alton Berg, houses in the near future. 01:45 — Osseo: A long- Male party appears to be 04:43 — Black River Falls: themselves, they pose as “friendly, caring” Globalists ing and the expected arrival board heard that space needs Wilbur Briggs, Dr. R.M. These units are designed Real Estate Transactions horned cow in near the road. sleeping in his vehicle. Caller who owns the dog. 13:13 — Independence: Male is calling about a domes- nonetheless, they are our invisible enemy. I say “invisible” of storms that did eventu- for the lower elementary will Rogers, Ernest Steen, Dr. so that they eventually can 06:29 — Strum: Crash thinks he should be checked tic incident that happened in reported; a subject fell asleep Caller advised she and her because tyranny infi ltrates, posing as benevolence. ally do considerable damage be a concern next year. Three W.J. Reichenbach, Harold be developed into very at- The following real estate Unity, $60,500. on. Taylor. at the wheel. boyfriend were arguing. He As a means to maintain their power, the elite tyrants lie. to the Whitehall area and rooms for each grade level, Pryse, Nels Hegge, Ken- tractive residences. If one transactions were registered Wayne and Sue Maug 11:27 — Galesville: Caller 08:29 — Galesville: Re- 07:48 — Independence: hit her so she hit him back. For example, our elsewhere in Trempealeau kindergarten-through-third, neth Nehring, Orin Hanson chooses, however, comfort- on the Wisconsin Depart- from Estate of Mark Olson, had two checks issued to him port that someone hit the Theft of railroad ties, shears He left on foot. kids and neighbors straight out of rehab for the thirteenth County. are needed as well as two and Leonard Gruntzel. All able shelter can be provided ment of Revenue’s website town of Unity, $11,001. that were stolen and cashed. barrels on the bridge and they and screen netting. 13:37 — Osseo: Neighbors time die alone in their cars at gas stations, all as a con- Whitehall High School fourth-grade rooms and an- are ex-servicemen, and will for less than 2,000. between May 10 and May Wayne and Sue Maug 11:38 — Independence: are in the lane of traffic. 09:39 — Galesville: Caller are putting things above the sequence of the Medical Industrial Complex’s pernicious will hold its annual com- other for special education. occupy the residences on a Rev. M.W. Giese has been 14. from Mary Ann Berg and Anonymous male requested a 10:08 — Osseo: Caller found a dog wandering in the caller’s fence to harass him. abuse of power and botched STM lies. mencement exercises tomor- The building has 14 rooms to rental basis. reassigned to serve the Trin- Cory Fabian and Petina Martha Solfest, town of welfare check on a child. The reported a traffic complaint. road at the intersection. Caller 15:25 — Independence: A Always the elite tyrants aim to control both narratives. row at p.m. in the school be utilized by the elementary, Phyllis E. Hagen and ity Evangelical congregation Fabian from La Vonne Kuri, Unity, $21,999. child was found to be fine. A semi driver was brake- is unable to locate the owner male broke items in a vehicle This ends up dividing us, sending us on wild goose chases gymnasium. Heading the but will need 15. Joyce Dianne Gage were at Arcadia for another year. Beverly Welter and Leslie Steve and Dori Petznick 13:25 — Arcadia: Subject checking the caller. and will hit for a deputy. and is arguing with the caller. out to “Left” of the Left Field foul line and out to “Right” group of 57 graduates is the honored at class day ex- Anton Suchla, 60, died at Samson, town of Gale, from Timothy Briggs, town has a flat tire in a construction 10:11 — Arcadia: A semi is 09:42 — Independence: The male is outside of a bar of the Right Field foul line. Because of this divisiveness, We Class of 1996’s valedictorian a 1 1 ercises at Whitehall High home in North Creek after a $2,000. of Sumner, $30,000. zone. They are requesting as- on the verge of rolling over. It Caller requesting dispatch now. the People are unable to unite and take back our Republic Brent Hilgart and salutato- A verdict of homicide by School Tuesday, for hav- brief illness with a heart ail- Justorian Companies LLC Perry and Renee Kujak sistance with the tire change. is loaded with 40,000 pounds contact the hospital for her as 15:40 — Arcadia: Com- from the tyrants. rian Beth Martin. the negligent use of a weapon ing the highest scholastic ment. He had been seriously from Bonita Myhers, city of from Tim Neitzel Trucking, 13:58 — Blair: Caller said of paper. she is going there with a male plaint of people drinking at An additional fact that many Americans do not know is a The citizens of Arcadia was returned Monday night standing of the 33 who will ill one day. Osseo, $62,000. LLC, city of Blair, $52,500. it appears someone deliber- 11:09 — Eleva: Officer who is having a seizure. the bar and then “squealing minute, yet astounding, detail. The Statue of Liberty’s feet are once again bracing for the by jurors in the David Fran- receive their diplomas at the 1 Jason Longmire and Northwest Realty Invest- ately swerved to hit a bobcat. received a report of a female 12:38 — Galesville: Of- around” and tearing up the are shackled with chains. I repeat: Lady Liberty is a slave. annual Broiler-Dairy Days zwa murder-abortion trial commencement exercises a 1 1 Katrina Longmire from ment Farm 1, LLC from 16:01 — Osseo: A vehicle who is out of control. ficer reported a yellow tractor new black top. In 1963, President John F. Kennedy ended America’s celebration. This will be held in Trempealeau County to be held tonight. Vernon The Whitehall high school Terrence Dahmen, town of Badger Mining Corporation, passed the caller and then 12:17 — Blair: A vehicle with no plates. 16:14 — Galesville: Caller enslavement. JFK issued “U.S. Notes,” doing away with the the 43rd annual celebration Circuit Court here. The jury Eid and Beverly Schaefer graduates a class of 1 this Trempealeau, $200,000. town of Pigeon, $3,500. slammed on the brakes, al- is not stopping for an officer. 13:52 — Trempealeau: A reported a road rage incident. Federal Reserve Bank (our current Government’s privatized as the Arcadia Lions Club deliberated nearly seven were given the outstanding year. The baccalaureate ser- Jesse and Melissa Lutz Northwest Realty Invest- most causing her to rear-end 16:04 — Eleva: A reck- burgundy SUV nearly had two Caller was followed from central bank). Unfortunately, the elite tyrants saw to JFK’s and numerous volunteers hours before finding the citizen awards presented mon will be given by Rev. from Hi-Crush Blair LLC, ment Farm 1, LLC from him. less driver is heading toward head-on collisions and has Onalaska. murder, and LBJ did away with the U.S. Notes. commit countless hours to Eleva man, who had been by the Odd Fellows lodge, Clark at the Village Hall town of Preston, $151,000. Badger Mining Corporation, 18:26 — Eleva: An emer- Eleva. now pulled into a driveway. 16:43 — Arcadia: A black Our current national debt is 2 trillion. If the U.S. insuring that people around charged with first-degree and Miss Schaefer was Sunday evening. The class Parish Properties LLC town of Pigeon, $185,000. gency kit from first responders 17:05 — Blair: 911 open While on the phone watching car was swerving and hitting Government were to begin printing its own interest-free the area will have a great murder in the Dec. 15 fatal named outstanding girl in day exercises will be held from Trim Warehousing, Northwest Realty Invest- is on the shoulder of Highway line. Dispatch heard someone the driver, caller hit a semi. brakes. money, this debt would evaporate, and we would take back time. shooting of his wife, guilty the senior class and also in Wednesday, June 1, and the LLC, city of Galesville, ment Farm 1, LLC from 93. crying and another person No injuries, but there are car 16:54 _ — Ettrick: Caller our purchasing power we need not pay the trillionaire Approximately 20 Arca- of the lesser charge. music. Peter Speerstra was commencement exercises $21,500. Badger Mining Corporation, 18:53 — Osseo: Depart- talking. Dispatch called back parts on the road. The SUV was videotaped having a ver- Rothschilds/Vatican Bank another penny dia residents were evacuated The 1971 Whitehall High the outstanding boy in the on Friday evening, June 3, Eucario Hernandez- town of Pigeon, $500. ment of Corrections wants a and reached a female who left the driveway and is now bal dispute with other family Upon America waking up, we can restore our Republic from their homes due to an yearbook, “The Echo,” has class, and Bruce Wilberg was at the hall. Donald Hanson Barrios and Maria Rojas- Derrik Koxlien and Me- subject taken into custody for said her boyfriend is in her driving on the opposite side members. and free ourselves of our slave chains. Please join me. anhydrous ammonia spill been dedicated to Mrs. Sylvia the outstanding boy in music will give the valedictory ad- Cruz from James and Lisa lissa Olson from Jo Ann being in violation of electronic bedroom and he will not leave. of the road. on Monday morning. The Rice, who is retiring from and also athletics. dress, and Robert Anderson, Lisowski, city of Arcadia, Beaty Estate, town of Pres- monitoring. 17:43 — Trempealeau: A 17:27 — Trempealeau: A 15:35 — Independence: A Johanna Wallner, spill occurred on Green Bay teaching this year. Seven group commence- $140,000. ton, $153,123. 19:28 — Osseo: A black sick raccoon is in the caller’s male is yelling at kids in their short male with longer brown Chippewa Falls Avenue. The Trempealeau A full weekend of family ment exercises for eighth- (continued on Page 1 ) Terry Mason Jr. from Anthony Mills from Jef- Angus bull is out near the back yard. yard and the kids are scared. hair, wearing a ball cap and no County Sheriff’s Department fun is in store for visitors to grade graduates are being Cindy Mason, town of Pres- frey Paulson and Kassie Paul- road. It keeps trying to cross 18:23 — Galesville: In- shoes has been in the business (continued on Page 8) o t e ditor believes the tank, which is this year’s 1 th annual Lions- ton, $2,000. son, city of Blair, $220,000. the road. mate wanted to report a a couple of times today and is I want to express my support for the G-E-T School District, owned by Arcadia Coopera- sponsored Arcadia Broiler- : Troy and Amy Forcier Todd and Jolene Brost 19:40 — Osseo: A red there now. from the school board, the superintendent, administration, tive, had been tampered with. Dairy Festival, which gets News Publishing Co., Inc. from Estate of Mark Olson, from Roger A. Swett and truck hit mailboxes and is now * 18:32 — Eleva: Officer educators, support staff, bus drivers and all. G-E-T has done With the enthusiasm and underway Saturday and 1126 Mills Street town of Unity, $30,250. Renea Johnson, Co-Trustees parked at a gas station. 26% Tax Credit a great job during extremely trying times of keeping kids anticipation of a group of continues through Sunday. P.O. Box 286 Troy and Amy Forcier of the Roger A. Swett Revo- on qualifying furnaces educated offering in-school and remote learning options explorers seeking treasure, One of the highlights is the Black Earth, WI 53515 from Martha Solfest and cable Living Trust, town of and installation as conditions changed. approximately 20 parishio- return of the big parade on Tel. 715-538-4765 • Fax 715-538-4540 Mary Ann Berg, town of Unity, $264,000. Mask wearing has allowed our kids to be in school ners and numerous students FIMREITE’S SUNSET *26% of the purchase & installation costs (with no cap or lifetime limit) Sunday, an event that had Periodicals Postage Paid at Whitehall, Wisconsin 54773 for tax years 2021 & 2022; reduces to 22% in 2023 (under Sec. 25D of and to have that valuable social component of learning. from the Ss. Peter and Paul the U.S. tax code). Taxpayers claiming a tax credit should consult a tax been missing from the fes- (USPS Number 683140) Postmaster: Please send address 36087 SHEILA WHITEHALL Bus drivers delivering lunches during those fi rst months Catholic School were present tival calendar the past two professional with any questions. WoodMaster is not responsible or liable changes to P.O. Box 95, Whitehall, WI 54773 A A BOULEVARD arden 715-538-4045 for the taxpayers ability to receive tax credits. of COVID. Teachers doing double duty with online plus at the opening of the corner- years. 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June 14 in Galesville, ac- a n S l en an Independence News- cording to Larry Gautsch, A SOUND POLICY: Every government agency, or o cial, that ’S FLOW E E EA WEEKLY POLL QUESTION Wave and approximately RA E director. handles public money should publish at regular intervals an ac- LA RS a ., a 1 10A 7 10 to 15 coins in various counting of it, showing where and how each dollar is spent. is C Have you followed the The athletic department denominations, dated back is a fundamental principle of democratic government. Following the Bu alo County Public at Golden Valley Lutheran • arge ariet o hanging as ets planters Milwaukee Bucks this season to the 19th century. COLUMNISTS: Opinions expressed by Trempealeau County Wengerd’s Greenhouse Health Department’s guidelines. A 140-acre site west of College has announced that e ing plants o petunias geraniums YES NO Mike Baer, the highly recruit- Times columnists do not necessarily re ect the opinion of this emo i e i s Hwy. 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Christian Horman, 20, Michael Anthony, 70, Benjamin Myers, 46, Pretrial conference scheduled Jeffery Caspersen Jr., 34, Wisconsin Rapids, pleaded Galesville, charges of oper- Dodge Correctional Institu- for June 14, status conference May 10 journed initial appearance Blair, strangulation and suf- Preliminary hearing sched- ing scheduled for May 17. ence scheduled for July 12, Vicenta Vasquez Sandoval, Tomah, issuance of worthless guilty to disorderly conduct. ate firearm while intoxicated tion, Waupun, battery or for July 9. Initial Appearances scheduled for May 18. focation (domestic abuse), uled for June 11. Amanda Matheny, 39, La status conference for July 27. 25, Arcadia, OWI (second checks (<=$2,500). Pretrial Sentenced to six months of and disorderly conduct were threat to judge, prosecutor or Benjamin Myers, 46, Carl Kaminski, 52, White- Michael Rueckert, 33, bail jumping-felony (two), Jonathan Peterson, 40, Crosse, bail jumping-felony, Debbie Campbell, 44, with passenger <16 years conference scheduled for July probation and to pay court dismissed upon the comple- law enforcement officer and Dodge Correctional Institu- hall, possession of metham- Clearwater, Minn., possession battery (domestic abuse) and Blair, bail jumping-felony possession of methamphet- Onalaska, issuance of worth- 12, plea/sentencing hearing costs totaling $443. tion of a deferred prosecution tion, Waupun, bail jumping- phetamine and possess drug disorderly conduct (domestic and theft-movable property amine and possess drug less checks (<$2,500). Ad- old), operating with PAC > disorderly conduct. Pretrial of methamphetamine-as party .02 under IID order (second), for July 27. agreement. conference scheduled for June felony and criminal damage to paraphernalia. Preliminary to a crime (PTAC), possess abuse). Preliminary hearing (<$2,500). Preliminary hear- paraphernalia. Preliminary journed initial appearance Probation Revocation ignition interlock device Plea/Sentencing Andrew Roach, 35, Gales- May 14 14, status conference for July property. Pretrial conference hearing scheduled for June 15. drug paraphernalia-PTAC. scheduled for May 17. ing scheduled for May 17. hearing scheduled for June 10. scheduled for July 20. scheduled for June 14, status Carl Kaminski, 52, White- Matthew Conradson, 39, Matthew Conradson, 39, Jesse Hermann, 34, White- Jose Gomez, 20, Indepen- tampering/failure to install, Macenzie Weaver, 28, ville, pleaded no contest Preliminary Hearing 9. Adjourned initial appearance operating while revoked and Benjamin Myers, 46, conference for July 9. hall, possession of meth- scheduled for May 17. Black River Falls, possession Black River Falls, possession hall, bail jumping-felony. dence, possession of cocaine/ Fountain City, pleaded guilty to resisting or obstructing Brockdan Hanson, 20, amphetamine. Preliminary of methamphetamine and bail of methamphetamine-PTAC Adjourned initial appearance coca. Pretrial conference disorderly conduct (domestic to resisting or obstructing an officer and disorderly Melrose, second-degree reck- Dodge Correctional Institu- Plea/Sentencing Anthony West, 25, Inter- abuse). Pretrial conference tion, Waupun, second-degree hearing scheduled for June 15. national Falls, Minn., pos- jumping-felony. Adjourned and possession of controlled scheduled for May 20. scheduled for July 12, status an officer. Sentenced to 18 conduct on Oct. 20, 2020 lessly endangering safety and Jeremy Whittier, 43, Os- scheduled for July 12, status months of probation and and sentenced to 18 months substantial battery-intend endangering safety (domestic seo, pleaded guilty to dis- Carl Kaminski, 52, White- sess body armor-convicted initial appearance scheduled substance-PTAC. Adjourned Orion Rogers, 25, vehicle conference for July 27. conference for July 27. to pay court costs totaling probation. Probation revoked bodily harm. Pretrial confer- abuse), strangulation and suf- orderly conduct as part of a hall, fail to maintain sex of- felon-PTAC, possess firearm- for June 9. initial appearance scheduled operator flee/elude officer. Arraignments fender registry. Preliminary Alicia Carlos, 21, Arcadia, for June 9. Preliminary hearing sched- Felipe Torres Salazar, 54, $443. Charge of disorderly and defendant was sentenced ence scheduled for July 19, focation (domestic abuse), deferred prosecution agree- convicted of out-of-state fel- Dawn Malecki, 46, Hol- Chicago, Ill., possession of conduct (domestic abuse) was to seven months in jail. status conference for Aug. 5. bail jumping-felony (three) ment. hearing scheduled for June 15. ony-PTAC, receiving stolen bail jumping-felony. Waiver Jonathan Peterson, 40, uled for June 22. combe, bail jumping-felony Plea/Sentencing property ($5,000-$10,000) of preliminary hearing sched- Blair, bail jumping-felony, Gage Lewallen, 28, Black (two), possession of meth- Carols Reyes Cruz, 31, or firearm-PTAC, possession uled for June 22. bail jumping-misdemean- River Falls, possess firearm- amphetamine, possession of Independence, pleaded guilty of methamphetamine-PTAC Casey Shelmidine, 48, La or, theft-movable property convicted of a felony, pos- drug paraphernalia and oper- Crosse, sex registry violation. (<$2,500). Preliminary hear- to operating without a valid and possess drug parapher- session of narcotic drugs, ate with restricted controlled license. Fined $200.50. nalia-PTAC. Preliminary carrying a concealed knife, substance (second). Not guilty possession of THC and pos- May 11 hearing scheduled for June 17. More Weekly Sheriff’s Log pleas entered. Pretrial confer- Jonathan Peterson, 40, sess drug paraphernalia. ence scheduled for July 12, Initial Appearances Waiver of preliminary hearing Blair, battery by prisoners stop at a stop sign. The vehicle status conference for Aug. 5. Kayla Rach, 34, Holmen, (continued from Page 7) scheduled for May 17. and disorderly conduct. Pre- is turning without using sig- Travis Trudeau, 26, Con- manufacture/deliver am- 17:49 — Eleva: A gray Michael Sanchez, 28, phetamine (<=3g), possess liminary hearing scheduled nals. The vehicle turned up rath, possession of meth- pickup came into the yard and into a farm field. 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We accept EBT Cards OUR CIRCULATIONS: Arrow Shopper - 15,637 • Trempealeau County Times - 4,736 Page 10 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, May 19, 2021 Wednesday, May 19, 2021 Trempealeau County Times Page 11 County backs climate tax, revenue sharing By Debbie Foss solar and wind. Supervisor tion Association board has Times Staff Douglas Winter noted that been helpful to the county. The county board en- the county has set strict Supervisor Rick Nemitz dorsed legislation aimed at regulations on wind turbines. said to reject Munson’s climate change that would Skoug, a member of the nomination shows “total add a tax to fossil fuels and Citizens Climate Lobby, said disregard for the towns.” then return a portion of the he is recommending to the “Why do we bother to ask money collected to citizens. group’s national leaders that them if we won’t stand by In the third airing of the they exempt fuel and fertil- their recommendation?” he proposal Monday before izer from the surcharge based asked. the land use committee and on Nelson’s comments. As Supervisors explored how county board, supervisors the legislation now stands, the county might decide to voted 11 to five to send the only diesel fuel used on the spend money due it from Members of the Whitehall Public Library Campaign Committee and the Alumni G-E-T girls track first, county’s support for the mea- farm is exempt. The resolu- federal pandemic relief Committee near the campaign thermometer at the site of the new library. sure to state and federal law- tion backed by the board packages. Olivia Schmidt of (Submitted photo) makers. Among those voting calls on Congress to pass Integrity Group, the county’s boys second at Logan against the measure was the “Energy Innovation and consultant for securing pan- Whitehall library close to fundraising goal supervisor Kellen Nelson Carbon Dividend Act and the demic funds, said the county By Zac Bellman and 110 hurdles events. who worked with resolution Growing Climate Solutions will receive $5.7 million that The Whitehall Area Pub- available at the library and on Additional information is Times Staff Carter Gold also took first in backer John Skoug to carve Act without delay.” can be used for pandemic- lic Library is excited to an- the website. available on the library’s Gale-Ettrick-Trempeale- the 1600, and the 3200 relay out exceptions to the fuel In other action, the board related expenses, including nounce that it has crossed the There are many ways that website. au track tallied 12 total wins team took first as well. surcharges for agriculture. deadlocked eight to eight on lost county revenue. She $1,100,000 mark in the cam- you can help: • Paver campaign. Library across the boys and girls “Everything will cost whether to reappoint Kathy said the county might also paign for a new library. Fun- • Naming opportunities officials want everyone in events at a quad held in La Logan Quad boys results, more,” Nelson. “This mea- Zeglin to the county’s Envi- qualify for a portion of $322 draisers are close to reaching are available. You, your the Whitehall area to be Crosse last Thursday. May 13, 2021 at Logan High sure will hit rural areas ronment and Land Use Com- million coming to Wisconsin the goal of $1,200,000 but are family, or your business can part of the campaign. There The Red Hawk girls School, La Crosse, WI disproportionately.” mittee as a representative of for relief for renters who fell still looking for assistance. put your name on a room or will be pavers that you can finished first among their La Crosse Logan 139.5 Skoug said analyses of the towns’ association. The behind on rent and utility The “Roots and Wings” specific area where it will engrave as a permanent field of four, while the boys Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau the legislation indicate most association voted 43 to 27 payments because of the campaign theme has shown note your support forever. recognition. Pavers are finished second. 67 Aquinas 29.5 Holmen 28 families will either break to replace Zeglin with Tony pandemic. the importance of the library Several opportunities are available for $100, $250 G-E-T was scheduled to even or make some money Munson from the town of Supervisors suggested in the lives of local residents still left. If your IRA allows and $1,000. The largest size be in West Salem this Tues- G-E-T Firsts — Gold, 1600, 5:01.65; as the revenue from the Unity. the county seek proposals — Roots to Remind Us you to take the tax advantage includes a logo so it is perfect day, with their next sched- surcharges is returned. One Among those voting to for how the money could Thompson, 110 hurdles, 17.14; Where We are From and offered through a Required for businesses. Brochures uled meet taking place this 3200 relay, 9:10.7; Thompson, study shows “the average keep Zeglin on the board be spent as it did when it Wings to Show us What Minimum Deduction, please are available at the library, coming Monday at Arcadia. dispersed a one-time trans- long jump, 19-6.75; Thompson, family of four will get $3,000 was Supervisor Tim Zeglin, We Can Become. The new consider the library for your Royal Credit Union, other triple jump, 41-9 a year to offset the higher her husband. mission line environmental Logan Quad library will be a 21st Cen- charitable gift; consult your locations in the area and on Leading the first-place G- prices at the pump and for Board chair John Aasen, payment. Schmidt noted too tury library — a versatile, financial planner. the library’s website. Logan Quad girls results, electricity.” who had nominated the as- that if the county decided to E-T girls was Rachel Amoth, dynamic organization that • “Walls of Ivy” Alumni Everyone who donates who won the high jump and May 13, 2021 at Logan High Skoug said he sees the leg- sociation’s choice, said he use some of the money to addresses the needs of the campaign. If you attended can receive a yard sign that School, La Crosse, WI islation as the most market would bring the decision cover lost revenue, it would long jump events. Also earn- community. The new build- Whitehall High School you shows support for the project. ing wins for their efforts were Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau friendly of any proposed. The back to the board in June. go to the general fund where ing will include a separate can join the many alumni They have been appearing 102.5 La Crosse Logan 92.5 return of revenue to citizens, Land use committee chair it could be spent without Caden Miralles in the 100, children’s area, meeting and who will have their names on all over Whitehall and the Adrianna Rotering in the 800 Aquinas 37 Holmen 25 after the costs of administra- George Brandt said Zeglin restrictions. program spaces, small study a special Walls of Ivy donor surrounding communities. Alex Madden of Arcadia attempted to corral a wide throw as Warren Stoner of Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau slides The board heard that and Mikayla Wright in shot G-E-T tion are subtracted, means the has been a valuable and rooms, technology with area in a prominent place To make a gift or learn in safely on a steal of second during the Raiders’ 11-2 win over the Red Hawks last Monday. Firsts — Miralles, 100, measure will not hit lower knowledgeable member of effects of the pandemic on (Times photograph by Zac Bellman) put. The 800 and 3200 relay flexible design, quiet read- in the new library. The sup- more, contact Amanda teams also won their heats. 13.48; Rotering, 800, 2:33.22; income individuals. the board for eight years. the county’s social services ing areas, and a teen space. port from alumni has been Hegge, Library Director at 800 relay, 1:59.43; 3200 relay, varied widely, with truancy For the second-place Skoug said the legislation Supervisor Beth Killian said Initial conceptual renderings extraordinary, with many 715 538-4107 or go to the 11:22; Amoth, high jump, 5-4; cases climbing, a jump in boys, Will Thompson won will so significantly boost Zeglin’s participation on, and detailed information are classes getting involved. Library’s website whtlpl.org. Amoth, long jump, 15-9.5; the cost of fossil fuels that it among other land use-fo- economic assistant requests Raiders win two in Coulee play the long jump, triple jump Wright, shot, 33-11 will drive innovation toward cused groups, the Wisconsin and new anxious entrants Arcadia out-hit Elk lead with a two-run double into the behavioral health By Andrew Dannehy Boland went four-for-five sustainable energy such as Land and Water Conserva- Whitehall, county agree to close Park Times Editor for the Raiders while Pehler, Mound 8-6, but five errors in the same inning. programs. Human Services committed by the Arcadia de- The Raiders added to the Director Deb Suchla said By Debbie Foss his recollection that Whitehall work. The Arcadia baseball John Severson, Connor Welt- Arcadia track teams win Times Staff had vacated a street. Dave Schofield of the team picked up two Coulee zien and Bill Breska all had fense allowed nine unearned lead in the third when Mad- Sex offender to be released congregate dining for the runs to cross the plate. Three den doubled Breska home, elderly will resume within Whitehall officials ap- Among the provisions city’s engineering consulting Conference wins last week, two hits. Madden and Sokup Arcadia pitchers also com- making the score 5-0. distance races in Westby By Andrew Dannehy tended supervision include two weeks. She said pro- proved an agreement to vacate in the agreement is one that firm SEH told the council while dropping a nonconfer- both had three RBIs, Pehler Times Editor electronic monitoring, to Park Street for the county’s would coordinate justice that a portion of the work ence game. had two. bined to allow nine walks. A couple of errors helped By Andrew Dannehy leading Arcadia. grams that provide food to Connor Weltzien took the A sex offender will be have no contact with victims, the elderly at their homes justice center and to apply for center construction with the could begin in September. The Raiders began the McCoy Yarrington got the Luther get on the board in the Times Editor Monroy topped the field released in the area for the no unsupervised contact funds for the Hobson Street replacement of utilities and The council approved SEH week with a convincing win, tossing the first five in- loss for Arcadia despite not bottom of the fourth before The Arcadia boys and in both the 1600 and 3200 stayed steady through 2020. allowing an earned run. He second time this year. with minors and he is not Suchla noted that refer- reconstruction, a project that roadwork on Hobson. The applying for one of the DNR’s 11-2 win over Gale-Ettrick- nings with four hits and four a single made the score 5-2. girls track and field teams had races. Arcadia also got third- pitched the first two innings A press re- allowed to be at rals for child welfare cases will partially overlap with the county also commits to cover- programs by the June dead- Trempealeau on Monday. walks allowed. He struck They had two runners on with four first-place finishes in place finishes from Cole with two hits and three walks, lease sent by schools, parks dropped as the usual report- county’s work. ing the costs of relocating and line. The application for the They struggled defensively out one and didn’t give up one out before a ground out Lockington in the 1600 and while striking out four. Bill distance events at the Westby the White- or playgrounds. ing agencies, schools and The closure of Park Street tying into the Hobson work second possible financing is on Tuesday, falling to Elk any earned runs. Weltzien and a strike out ended the from Nestor Badillo in the Breska tossed four innings Invitational on Thursday. hall Police He is also not to churches, closed during the is among the last agreements any utilities located along in September, Schofield said. Mound 11-5 in a nonconfer- finished the game, striking threat. They also had a couple Team scores were not 800. Both the 400 and 1600 with four hits, five walks and of runners on in the seventh, Department enter taverns or pandemic. the city and county have fash- Park. The council authorized ence game, but came back out four without a hit or walk recorded, but it was the larg- relay teams also took third. three strikeouts while Ryan but Martin got a strikeout to said Nicho- to consume al- Supervisor Sally Miller ioned to allow construction To advance the Hobson two contracts with SEH for with a 5-2 win over Onalaska allowed in two innings. est meet the Raiders have Charlie Siewert was sec- Sokup finished the game with end the game. las Riley, cohol or drugs. told the board that while of the new justice center on project, the Whitehall coun- $18,000 each for preparation Luther on Thursday. Elk Mound 11 Arcadia 5 competed in this year with ond in the shot put. one walk, retiring three of the Weltzien led the Raiders 31, will be He is required wearing masks in the court- property once owned by the cil voted to apply for two of the applications. The Raiders entered this The Raiders kept up early 10 teams. In addition to the Tegan Michalak won the four batters he faced. at the plate with three of their released on to register with house is still “strongly en- city west of the courthouse. state Department of Natural In both instances, the city week with a 5-2 record before in the game, but the Mound- host school and Arcadia, 1600 for the Arcadia girls, they hosted West Salem on Madden and McGuire nine hits and two RBIs. May 25. the state sex of- couraged” it is no longer Mayor Jeff Hauser said last Resources grants or loans to could qualify for principal ers pulled away. other competitors included which also got a first-place Tuesday. They’ll go to Black both had two hits for Arcadia. Madden got the win, Riley was fender registry. required. Tuesday it was the first time in help finance the $3.7 million forgiveness or get a low-cost Elk Mound came out Black River Falls, Mauston, finish in the 3200 relay, run sentenced to Whitehall loan, Schofield said. River Falls on Thursday and swinging with three runs in Arcadia 5 Luther 2 pitching into the seventh by Casidi Pehler, Autumn welcome G-E-T for a re- inning with six hits and Sparta, Richland Center, spend eight police also said “I’ve never heard of a city the first inning and eight in The Raiders started fast Viroqua, Cashton, Bangor Passehl, Avrie Marsolek and Nicholas Riley in the release match this coming Tuesday. three walks allowed while years in state applying that didn’t get at least the first three. Arcadia wasn’t and held on for the win. and Providence Academy. Kianna Suchla. prison in 2014 for two that sex offenders have a loan,” Schofield said. Arcadia 11 G-E-T 2 far behind, however, with Pehler put the Raiders he struck out four. Martin Passehl added a third in charges of sexually assault- always lived in local com- The city will also be seek- The Raiders hit the ball five runs in the first three on the board with a two-run got the final out, striking out Westby Invitational the 200 as did Sky Reit in ing a child under the age munities, but it wasn’t until ing a Community Develop- all over the field as they had innings. The Mounders never home run in the bottom of the the second of two batters he Jose Monroy came away the high jump. of 16, as party to a crime. the passage of Act 440, the ment Block Grant (CDBG) 15 hits, opening up an 11-0 stopped, however, whereas first. Weltzien added to the faced. with two first-place finishes, Boys track, Westby Invi- Riley pleaded no contest to Sex Offender Registration to aid in the street work and, lead. Arcadia couldn’t score again. tational, May 13, 2021 at the charges on Dec. 4, 2013 and Community Notification if successful, could cause a While they had two hits After Elk Mound scored Westby High School and was sentenced to eight Law that law enforcement glitch for the Whitehall library in the inning, Arcadia’s first three — all on an error — in Raiders shut out by Westby Arcadia years in the Dodge Cor- was even aware of where the building project. two runs came on walks with the top of the first inning, Firsts — Monroy, 1600, rectional Center on March offenders were living. “Citi- “We’re counting on a the bases loaded in the top Arcadia came back with By Andrew Dannehy home doubleheader against game, but they wouldn’t need 4:50.25; Monroy, 3200, 4, 2014 with credit for time zen abuse of this information CDBG grant to help with the of the first. Two more came two on a double by Carson Times Editor Viroqua before they play at any more runs. 10:46.01. already served. He was also to threaten, intimidate or library,” said Kurt Johnson, home on a double by Alex Pehler and sacrifice fly by Westby’s first batter of the Tomah on Tuesday and West Eight of the first nine Seconds — Siewert, shot put, sentenced to spend five years harass registered sex offend- a member of the council and Madden in the third before John Severson. game reached base and came Salem on Thursday. Arcadia batters struck out 42-6.25. under extended supervision. ers will not be tolerated,” the the library board. Ryan Sokup stole home to Elk Mound matched that around to score the only run Westby 1 Arcadia 0 after Chloe Halverson led Thirds — Badillo, 800, The release from the release said. Schofield said the CDBG put Arcadia ahead 5-0. in the top of the second be- in a 1-0 win over Arcadia last off with a single. The Raid- 2:21.01; Lockington, 1600, Whitehall Police Department Prior to his arrest, Riley Courtney Bjorge allowed 5:05.77; 400 relay (Nelson, Zas- grants are “political” in the Sokup did damage with fore Alex Madden singled in week Tuesday. just one hit and no walks, but ers threatened in the fourth noted that Riley is not wanted resided in Galesville. sense that the federal govern- his bat in the fourth, lining another Arcadia run in the Arcadia couldn’t manage trow, Rebhahn, Jimenez), 47.69; an unearned run left her with as Bjorge and Casidi Pehler 1600 relay (Teske, Rebhahn, at this time, though his clas- Riley is the second sex ment wishes to spread them a triple into right field with bottom half. Three more runs any offense, striking out 13 singled in consecutive at- sification level reflects the offender to be released in the loss. Bremer, Glenzinski), 3:55.18. out. the bases loaded, making the in the third put Elk Mound times in the 1-0 loss that put Westby’s Macy Stellner bats, but a groundout and a potential to re-offend. 2021. David Lynghamer was “They’re very competi- score 8-0. ahead 8-3 before consecutive their record at 4-4 overall and strikeout ended the threat. While officials have no le- released in February after reached on an error to start Girls track, Westby Invi- tive,” Schofield said. “It could Cameron Boland singled run-scoring singles by Vince 3-1 in the Coulee Confer- The Raiders got one more tational, May 13, 2021 at gal authority to direct where spending 10 years in state the bottom of the first and be hard for Whitehall to get in a run in the fifth before Braun and Gage McGuire ence. runner on with two outs in Westby High School he may or may not live, Riley prison for possessing child came in to score on another. one for Hobson (in 2021) Carson Pehler doubled in two made the score 8-5. The Raiders played at the seventh, but a groundout is required to register with the pornography. Lynghamer’s Errors allowed Westby’s Arcadia and again for the library (in to put Arcadia ahead 11-0. The Mounders kept going Black River Falls on Monday only other runners in the ended the game. Department of Corrections, address on the sex offender 2022).” Firsts — Michalak, 1600, 50 Years with Post 17 G-E-T scored two runs on with one more run in the of this week and again at 5:49.25; 3200 relay (C. Pehler, the Trempealeau County registry is listed as the Trem- The council also approved Charles Blaschko (left) was honored for being a member of Tickfer-Erickson errors in the bottom of the fourth and two in the sixth, home against G-E-T on Tues- Passehl, Marsolek, Suchla), Sheriff’s Department and pealeau County Jail, though the appointment of Dick Son- American Legion Post 17 for 50 years. Karl Bisek, commander of the Arcadia post, fifth, but that’s all they would while Arcadia only managed day before going to Onalaska 11:06.73. local police department. he has not been charged with salla to replace Russ Anderson presented Blaschko with the certificate. (Submitted photo) get as the Raiders maintained four base runners the rest of Luther on Thursday. This Subscribe to the Thirds — Passehl, 200, The rules for Riley’s ex- any crimes since his release. on the city’s board of review. control. the game. coming Monday brings a 29.48; Reit, high jump, 4-8. Page 12 Page 10 Trempealeau CountyTrempealeau Times County Times Wednesday, May Wednesday,19, 2021 May 19, 2021Wednesday,Wednesday, May May 19, 19, 2021 2021 TrempealeauTrempealeau County County Times Times PagePage 1 11 Indee baseball team ad a tball la e s named ll wins four out of five By Andrew Dannehy tea s A stin astrow line- ic as a ti ht end By Andrew Dannehy came around to score on an Brantner and Konter both Times Editor ac er and ane e ner oinin ee on the sec- Times Editor error. That’s where the score singled and scored in the oot all layers fro defensi e line ond tea was stin a a The Independence/ stood until the sixth when fourth. Pyka and Gael Leon Arcadia and ale- ttric - n addition to di e o- offensi e line and Aiden Gilmanton baseball team the Indees got RBI hits from reached base and scored on re ealea ade of an re er earned second- enscheid line ac er s- scored eight or more runs in Wyatt Kuerschner and Tyler passed balls in the fifth before the slots on the All- o lee tea honors at offensi e tice aaler was an honora le four wins last week, while Brantner as part of a big in- Brantner was hit by a pitch onference irst ea an- line as did astrow recei er ention ic at arter- being shut out in their only ning that put them ahead 7-0. and later scored on an error, no nced last wee with a So at defensi e ac and ac loss. Konter added an RBI putting the Indees ahead 9-3. co ination of layers fro harlie Siewert at defensi e hile the tea s layed The Indees opened the single in the seventh. Whitehall added a run in the fall and alternate fall line in se arate seasons Arcadia week by slugging past Co- Kuerschner had two hits the seventh, but the Indees seasons ose h i era was na ed had the ost conference chrane-Fountain City 17-7 for the Indees and Sylla was held on. Arcadia led the way with honora le ention at r n- wins, fi nishing with a 3-1 last week Tuesday. They the winning pitcher. Chris Killian got the win, nine fi rst-team selections, nin ac and line ac er record he aiders layed in followed that with a 10-0 loss I/G 9 Whitehall 4 striking out seven while al- incl din an a ly and re er was honora le en- the alternate fall season alon to Eau Claire Immanuel but A game that began in April lowing four hits and three aden di e who earned tion at defensi e line as was with - - - and lac then scored wins of 8-0 over was finished Saturday as the walks in five innings. Pyka two fi rst-team spots. Pauly a e nstenes at offensi e River Falls (0-3). Aquinas Eleva-Strum, 14-11 over Indees held on to the lead. finished the game, striking was honored on the fi rst team line led the fall tea s oin - Osseo-Fairchild and 9-4 over The game was suspended out three with two hits in two as oth a wide recei er and G-E-T had six fi rst-team while iro a was - and Whitehall. More information with the Indees leading 4-2, innings. a line ac er while di e e ers incl din two line- oth Altoona and est y from the Osseo-Fairchild Whitehall scored to make it Konter had three of I/G’s was na ed as a nter and men in Trevor Daffi nson and were - game was not provided for 4-3 in the bottom of the third, 10 hits while Kuerschner had defensi e ac di e was arter ieder orn who were Aquinas went 5-3 overall, the Times. but the Indees pulled away. two and two RBIs. also a second-tea ic at ic ed for their lay on oth winnin its re ional rac et At 9-2 on the season, the arter ac the offensi e and defensi e iro a was - est y Indees played Whitehall Also earning fi rst-team lines and Altoona both fi nished again on Tuesday. On Thurs- honors for Arcadia were nnin ac e ance - Arcadia and - - only day, the Indees play at Alma ichard o e offensi e and line ac er Aiden ee had losses to each other as Center Lincoln and will host line yan So r nnin were also fi rst-team picks. Arcadia fi nished 5-1, G-E-T Augusta on Friday. ac Ale Madden s ecial ee was also a second-tea was - and was - I/G 17 C-FC 7 The Indees slugged past the Pirates, pulling away late. The Whole Blair-Taylor’s Lindsay Steien chased down a fly ball during their game against I/G took an early lead with two runs in the first in- saac S oyen sw n on a itch d rin hitehall’s a e a ainst le a-Str Nine Yards Alma center Lincoln last week Tuesday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) last h rsday i es hoto ra h y Andrew annehy ning then added one in the y ac ell an third and three in the fourth, but it wasn’t until late in the bli ator Patriotism a sence of national anthe - free tr ly is the freedo No-hitter caps 3-0 week for B-T game that their offense really Is -America layin in this state hether to artici ate in atriotic exploded. WHS baseball team wi s two i As isconsin contin es it is s n y school choir e ressions or not By Zac Bellman Kidd advancing to third. B-T earned 16 hits as The Indees put up seven to ra le with the any e ers layed ia record- hat is also what a ho e Times Staff Steien singled Kidd home to a team, with Thompson, runs in the sixth inning as By Andrew Dannehy aro nd to score roc tossed one hey co ined effects O - has and in or thro h a hone lay- of the ra e is as well ot Blair-Taylor softball’s follow, and another error by Kierstyn Kindschy, McK- Brandon Sylla had a two-run Times Editor Sl a ach eor e and to allow two hits and fo r contin es to ha e on health in a o t e ideo of ady st the ho e of those ser ice dominant season continued the catcher allowed Steien enna Boe, Smith and Kidd single while Ben Pyka, Hunt- hin s were wor in ric leinhans hit on three wal s while stri in o t one siness and o erall al- a a at resident ose h e ers who ha e dedi- last week, as the Wildcats to score a batter later. Two each tallying two. Steien er Guenther, Tyler Kingsbury on oth sides of the late strai ht sin les in the si th ity of life in the state the iden’s ina ration we al- cated their li es to reser e batters later, Chloe Wagner and Chloe Wagner each had sseo 9 Whitehall 6 earned three shutout wins and Connor Smieja all added for the hitehall ase all to t the orse ahead - e lican-controlled State ways seem to fi nd a way. That o r nation t the ho e of scored on a passed ball after home runs in the game, while he h nder str c for capped by an Abby Thomp- RBIs in the inning. tea as they ic ed two hitehall had hits Asse ly was laser-foc sed last one act ally ha ened those who ha e contin ed reaching herself on a walk to Kindschy, Boe and Kidd also three r ns in the to of the son no-hitter. I/G scored four more in airyland onference wins in the a e as Aidan Son- this ast wee on the reatest at a wrestlin to rna ent in to stri e for a ore erfect make it 9-0. drove in three runs each. si th for the win All three wins were the seventh with Smieja last wee salla went three-for-fo r iss e facin isconsinites an ary y the way nion for all A ericans Sidney Smith scored the he tea s were tied - clinched by mercy rule in B-T 12 Pepin/Alma 0 bringing two home on a he orse trailed le a- and roc Sl a was three- today layin the national on -ti e readers of y his ill was introd ced winning run on a fielder’s enterin the otto of the no more than five innings, The offense continued to single and Jackson Konter Str early on h rsday for-three Sonsalla had two anthe efore e ery s ortin col n li ely now that as a ad-faith assa lt on choice in the bottom of the si th efore O- scored three with the offense wracking up produce on Friday at home adding an RBI on a ground- t scored nanswered s as did olton Sl a e ent choose to artici ate in the oth freedo and ra ery fifth after leading off the in- r ns on three hits 42 total runs across contests against P/A, but the story of out. Brandon Sylla of Independence/Gilmanton swung r ns to ic a ho e win who was two-for-three Asse ly ill ori i- anthe tradition y lacin while instead enco ra in ning with a walk, navigating he orse see ed to ta e with Alma Center Lincoln, the game was Thompson’s The Indees had 13 hits in on a pitch during their game against Eau Claire Im- On riday hitehall had isows i ot the win nally introd ced y e hand on heart, and refl ecting lind o edience to create out of a pickle between third control early in the a e as Melrose-Mindoro and Pepin/ commanding effort on the the game. Sylla was three- manuel Lutheran on Thursday. a i innin early and held tossin fi e innin s with ony rt - onewoc on the any lessin s ha e the ill sion of ci ility and home. Steien led hitters they scored two in the fi rst Alma. mound. She tossed the Wild- for-four with four RBIs. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) on to to A sta - on three stri eo ts while allow- assed on a i artisan ote to e orn in this co ntry assin it into law wo ld for the game with two base innin then fo r in the third The three Dairyland wins cats’ second no-hitter of the the road he orse then in two wal s and two hits of - last esday with owe er ha e also i or- ironically e a o t the hits and two runs scored. ECI 10 I/G 0 to ta e a - lead move B-T to 10-0 in the season, while limiting the The Indees couldn’t get fell to nde endence il- e on Mc ne itched the O- e an chi in away only e ocrats o osed o sly defended the ri hts least A erican way to conference, while preserv- Chloe Wagner and Smith Eagles to one walk. Two their bats going as the Lanc- IHS, WHS battle for third anton - on Sat rday fi nal two innings, striking out with one in the otto of the he ill wo ld re ire the of those who choose not to reinforce what is already ing an unblemished 13-0 each walked and scored the co letion of a a e baserunners reached on the ers took control of the game. By Andrew Dannehy Matt Poulos led Whitehall three with one wal allowed third two in the fo rth and layin or sin in of the artici ate eca se to e a lon -standin tradition mark on the season overall. twice as well. that was started on A ril game off of Thompson, with Hunter Guenther got the Times Editor with a 49 while both Keanu Whitehall 9 Augusta 2 one in the fi fth to tie the game. national anthe at s ortin that is what a land of the nder little threat Their schedule heading into see story elsewhere in B-T 20 Mel-Min 0 the other being on a dropped only hit for I/G, a double It has been a clean sweep Estenson and Drake Jurowski o r r ns in the second in- hree ore in the si th a e e ents ta in lace in any this week included a home Sports). Whitehall fi nished The Wildcats made quick third strike. She also struck for Eleva-Strum since the shot 56. Mike Payne finished nin t hitehall in control the the win en e that was constr cted with one out in the second, Sat rday’s lay with a - game Tuesday with Augusta work of another Dairyland out seven Eagles for the Dairyland Conference teams with a 59 for the Norse and as they ic ed a win hitehall had se en hits at least in art with lic Subscribe and they only had one other loss a ainst Osseo- airchild and a road trip Thursday to rival on Thursday, topping game. began conference competi- Kaiden Gaier had a 63. saac S oyen led off in the a e as se en differ- oney S ortin e ents is base runner in the game. he wins t hitehall’s Whitehall. the Mustangs in three in- Emma Johnson and Steien tion as Independence and Gabe Rombalski tied for the second with a tri le ent layers had one S oyen not even defi ned in the bill, to our Christian Schaller struck out record at - efore they B-T 10 ACL 0 nings while allowing only led hitters with two hits each, Whitehall are tied for third. third overall with a 45 to lead and scored on a sacrifi ce isows i and roc Sl a all so yo etter ha e rancis 13 for ECI. layed at nde endence A two-hit shutout on the one hit. with each driving in a run and While Whitehall has fin- the Indees. Trent Servais shot y roc Sl a rayden had one Scott ey e ed on I/G 8 E-S 0 il anton on esday of this mound and seven Lincoln er- Steien led the effort on Steien scoring three times. ished ahead of Independence a 55, while John Roskos came isows i added a sin le Blaha pitched the fi rst yo r S otify for that ic T A five-run sixth put the wee hitehall then hosts rors helped B-T turn six hits the mound and at the plate, Thompson also reached in all but two competitions, in with a 63 and Hunter Tulius efore the orse too ad an- fo r innin s stri in o t fo r as et all a e at the local lair- aylor on h rsday into a 10-run mercy rule win striking out five of the 10 twice herself on a hit and Indees in complete control. they’ve finished fifth when had a 68. ta e of a wal and a co le while allowing fi ve hits and ar st in case efore headin to Melrose- in five innings last Tuesday. hitters she faced while tally- walk while driving in two as I/G already had a 2-0 lead they haven’t finished third. With top goler Nick Hig- of errors to ta e a - lead one walk. Lambeck fi nished a in co ered re Rosenholm - Wol e airy Mindoro on riday his Rosenholm - Wol e airy The visiting Hornets ing three hits and three runs part of the eight-hit day for after Konter had an RBI Independence has consis- ley, E-S shot a 180 ahead of A sta res onded with the a e sti in o t one s orts in this co nty for Rosenholm - Wol e airy co in Monday the orse Rosenholm - Wol e airy mustered two hits off of scored from the leadoff spot. B-T as a team. single in the second then tently finished fourth in the C-FC, 186; Whitehall, 220; one in the otto of the while allowin three hits and o er fo r years can ass re lay at Al a enter incoln Thompson in four innings, conference matches until Independence, 231; Gilman- second t the orse lled two wal s yo that there is hardly an Cowsmo with Thompson striking last Thursday when they ton, 241; Augusta, 368 and Whitehall 10 E-S 2 away with fo r ore in the Cowsmo out eight and walking none. A/P teams sweep meet at Whitehall took third. As a result, both Alma/Pepin, 400. he orse scored n- fi fth. Cowsmo answered r ns as they lled S oyen led off the i or more local Lindsay Steien finished the By Andrew Dannehy jump while Carroll won the The Whitehall girls team Independence and Whitehall DC at A/P Compost away for the win innin a ain as he was hit Compost game with a perfect inning Times Editor 1600, Mohan won the high won the 1600 relay. have 42 points, Gilmanton The Cardinals continued ews o ca Compost The Cardinals struck fi rst pitched, striking out two of The teams from Alma/ jump and both ran on the is next with 36. E-S has 70, their sweep of the conference y a itch ryce Schor ahn CompostedComposted co co man re man re or orsale sale Boys track, DC Central with two r ns in the to of the the three hitters she faced. Pepin came away with the winning 1600 relay team. C-FC has 60 while Augusta while Independence took later added a hit and hase se, t r to Composted co man re or sale Meet, May 10, 2021 at second t the orse started eets eets organic organic standards standards B-T first got on the board top scores at the Dairyland Joaquin Rodriguez won the and Alma/Pepin are out of third and Whitehall was fifth. laha ca e with an eets organic standards Whitehall High School chi in away early as oc the in the second inning, as a Conference Central meet in 1600 relay while Cristobal contention with 20 and 10. Rombalski shot a 45 to do le as the orse too an Sl a led off the otto of Lexi Lofgren ground ball Whitehall last week Monday. Aguilar took the long jump A/P 60 Whitehall 58 I/G 47 Conference competition lead the Indees while Servais - lead AC Lincoln 25 the second with a sin le and SoldSold byby bulk bulk or or bag bag with two aboard led to an The Whitehall boys fin- title. continued this week Tuesday came in at 57; Pfaff, 58 and A sta scored in the Sold by bulk or bag ca e aro nd to score error that scored two runs. ished just two points behind Michael Onstad won the WHS when the teams golfed in Ar- Roskos, 61. bottom half of the fi fth, but AND o i o e eli e hitehall too the lead BUFFALO LUMBER TIE CO. o o i i o e o eli e e eli e Two more runs scored in the A/P teams, but both A/P 3200 run for the I/G boys. Firsts — Thorn, 400, 55.55; cadia. This coming Monday, Estenson’s 56 led the hitehall ot that ac as Great or gardens lo er eds & la ns se as a m lch with three r ns in the third GreatGreat or gardens or gardens lo er lo er eds eds& la ns & la ns se as a se m lch as a m lch the inning on passed balls, teams dominated the throw- The I/G girls finished 11 Carroll, 1600, 5:02.21; Ro- they’ll compete at Whitehall Norse, two strokes better S oyen was hit y a itch NOW BUYING: STANDING TIMBER or incorporate in the soil Loo s and smells li e gro nd ta in ad anta e of three or orincorporateor incorporateincorporate in thein inthe soil the soil Loo ssoil Loo s Loo sand and smells and smells smellsli e li e gro nd gro nd li e gro nd followed by the lone RBI ing events, taking at least points behind A/P. driguez, 200, 25.94; 1600 before an 18-hole conference than Jurowski with Poulos with two o ts and ca e ALSO OR ANIC COM OST ASED relay (Mohan, N. Thompson, errors as hase laha ot aro nd to score ALSO OR ANIC COM OST ASED of the inning as Thompson three of the top four spots in Alanna Severson won event next Tuesday. shooting 62, Payne, 66 and OR CUT LOGS ALSO ALSO S STAINA LE OR ANIC OR ANIC COM OST ASED OTTIN COM OST ASED MI P. Thompson, Carroll), 4:06.24; the only hit in the innin S STAINA LE OTTIN MI drove one in with a base hit both the boys and girls shot both the pole vault and triple DC at Gilmanton Gaier, 73. hitehall had three hits in S STAINA LES STAINA LE OTTIN OTTIN MI MI Mohan, high jump, 5-4; Aguilar, o r strai ht sin les in WALNUT, HICKORY, HARD AND RED MAPLE, that made it 5-0. put and discus. jump for the Indees while The Cardinals topped the E-S shot a 184, seven the a e t too ad anta e long jump, 15-0; Thorn, triple the fi fth proved to be fruit- WHITE AND RED OAK Errors kick-started an- Jonathan Thorn, Ben Gracie Lopez took the 100, field by six strokes while strokes better than C-FC of three wal s three hit at- jump, 35-0. f l as the layers who hit ters and three errors S Co R MANY SATISFIED other rally in the bottom of Mohan and Kevin Carroll all Ziy Conner won the 100 Seconds — Mohan, 1600, Whitehall took third and while Independence came Dave Kulesa - Buyer Eric Pulkinen - Buyer Derrick Broeckel- Buyer Jeff Fechner- Rsrc. 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A solo home run by Au- but Back was thrown out at Times Editor strikeouts, while allowing After taking a big lead in while striking out three. Em- of the third and trailed 3-1 Emerson Pronschinske brie Pronschinske got the home. Adison Pronschinske The busiest week of the two walks and eight hits. the top of the first, the Indees two outs. The first 13 batters erson Pronschinske pitched entering the sixth. Mondovi took the loss, striking out Indees on the scoreboard in was then caught stealing all reached for A-F, but the an inning in relief, striking had six hits — including two nine while allowing 13 hits the sixth. home, ending the game. season proved to be a tough ECI 5 I/G 0 broke the game wide open one for the Independence/ with 11 runs in the third. Indees were able to get two out two of the three batters doubles — in the sixth as and one walk in a complete I/G got within striking dis- Aubrie Pronschinske and The Lancers jumped outs on the base paths. A they plated five runs to take tance in the seventh as Back Back both had two hits for Gilmanton softball team as ahead with four runs in the I/G had seven hits in the she faced. game. they lost six of the seven top of the firs tinning includ- combination of walks and an 8-1 lead. doubled in Ives, making the the Indees as they managed first as the Indees were silent hits followed, however, as Mondovi 8 I/G 2 A two-out RBI single Bangor 5 I/G 3 score 5-2 with the tying run six as a team. They managed games they played. offensively. ing an RBI double by Klopp For the second straight This time it was I/G who The Indees began the that brought home their first A-F finished the inning with by Pape in the bottom of at the plate and no outs for four walks while striking out ECI picked up four hits nine hits and four walks. game, I/G’s opponent pulled the seventh made the game surged late, but they couldn’t I/G. 11 times. week by losing three Dairy- and took advantage of a walk run and a triple by Back, away late. overcome a five-run deficit. land Conference games, The Indees had seven hits closer, but the Buffaloes still The Indees loaded the Emerson Pronschinske and a hit batter to plate four in scoring two more as part of Mondovi led throughout The Cardinals took the falling to Cochrane-Fountain a six-run inning. as Aubrie Pronschinske and won comfortably. bases with one out before took the loss, allowing five the bottom of the first inning. Emerson Pronschinske both the game after scoring two The Indees had 11 hits lead with four runs in the first Evans drew a walk, bring- hits and three walks while City 7-1 on Tuesday before Consecutive two-out doubles Klopp tripled in two in the being swept by Eau Claire second before scoring herself had two. runs in the top of the first in- as Pape and Klopp both had inning and added another in ing home a run. Aubrie striking out six in a complete in the second inning put them Evans took the loss, al- ning. The Indees stayed in the three and both had RBIs. the fifth. Pronschinske then singled, game effort. Immanuel Lutheran in a ahead 5-0. on a groundout, making the doubleheader on Thursday. The Indees got two run- score 9-0. Their only win of the week ners on in the third, but The Indees had 12 hits as r o o was a 20-0 win over Eleva- couldn’t bring either of them part of an 11-run third inning. Strum on Friday. Saturday home as they were shut out in Klopp had two run-scoring r r brought a tournament to the game, which was limited hits, a single and a double, Independence, but the host to five innings because it was and the Indees had 10 more school lost three games. part of a doubleheader. singles as they opened up a i Entering this week with a I/G had five hits as Hilari 20-0 lead. The mercy rule 3-8 record, the Indees hosted Klopp picked up two of them. ended the game after three etween our r a a o at on an our ot er s ster Whitehall for the conclusion Emerson Pronschinske innings. stores we a e e es to oose fro of one game — which I/G took the loss, allowing seven The Indees had 22 hits in led 9-0 in the fourth inning hits and four walks while the game as Klopp went four- on April 27 before weather striking out one in a complete for-four with five RBIs. Au- suspended the game — and game effort. brie Pronschinske was also then to play another. The four-for-four, batting in two 2019 Chrysler Paci ca Touring L Plus Indees head to Alma Center ECI 3 I/G 2 runs. Avery Pape had three IL $30,500 Lincoln on Thursday before In the second game of hits while Evans, Emerson the doubleheader the Indees 2011 Ram 1500 Big Horn hosting Augusta on Friday Pronschinske, Amiah Ives, IL $19,900 and Melrose-Mindoro this fought back after the Lanc- Back and Adison Pronschin- coming Monday. ers’ fast start, but it wasn’t ske all had two hits. Ives had 2014 Chrysler 2019 Jeep 2017 Dodge 2013 Dodge Journey SXT enough. 300 Base Compass Latitude Durango Pursuit C-FC 7 I/G 1 four RBIs while Pape, Back IL $9,500 ECI put up three runs in The Indees managed six and Hailey Witte all batted ST C : 21 12 A M LES: , ST C : 21 120A M LES: 2 ,2 0 ST C : 21 11 A M LES: ,0 0 2013 Dodge Journey SXT the top of the first inning hits without a walk while in two. $12,500 $22,400 $28,500 IL $8,900 striking out 12 times as they thanks to a three-run home Emerson Pronschinske failed to sink the Pirates. run with runners on first and got the win, allowing four It looked like the Indees second. hits while striking out three were going to be in for a The Indees came back in a complete game win. high-scoring game as they in the bottom of the third as A-F 11 I/G 2 Carter Pronschinske of Arcadia chipped out of a bunker during his round of 44 had four hits in the first in- Lydia Evans doubled with The Indees had the lead at Arcadia Country Club last Tuesday. (Times photograph by Zac Bellman) ning, the last of which was one out and scored on a single late in the game, but the an RBI single by Alana Back, by Aubrie Pronschinske. wheels fell off in the sixth but I/G managed just two hits Pronschinske then scored as A-F scored 10 runs to take the rest of the game. on a groundout by Klopp to control. Raiders first at home course bring the Indees within a run. By Zac Bellman Ettrick Golf Club on Thursday. The Coulee It didn’t take long for A-F scored first with a run 2016 Ram 2017 Ram 2012 Chevrolet 2012 Dodge 2014 Ram C-FC to tie the game as I/G had two on with one in the top of the fourth, but the Times Staff Conference tournament will take place next Emma Baures led off the bot- out in the fourth, but con- Indees came back with two in The Arcadia golf team had a strong show- Wednesday at Trempealeau Mountain Golf 1500 Big Horn 1500 Rebel Traverse 2LT Durango Crew 1500 Express tom of the first inning with a secutive strikeouts ended that the bottom half of the inning. ing at their home course, besting the field Club. ST C : 21 100 M LES: 1 1, 12 ST C : 21 100 M LES: , ST C : 10 A M LES: 1 ,1 0 ST C : 21 M LES: 1 , 0 ST C : 21 100 M LES: ,0 threat. They also got a runner home run. The Pirates scored Adison Pronschinske led by 19 strokes last Tuesday. CC at Arcadia $23,300 $33,900 $8,900 $13,600 $24,250 on in the fifth, but were un- three more runs in the inning off with a triple and scored The Raiders tallied 153 strokes as a team The winning total for the Raiders was led to take control. They added able to bring her home. on a single by Evans. Back at Arcadia Country Club to finish first, beat- by Chandler Sonsalla’s medalist-winning three more in the third as the Evans took the loss, pitch- brought Evans home with ing out Black River Falls and Gale-Ettrick- score of 32, followed by the second-best Indees continued to struggle ing a complete game with a single, putting the Indees Trempealeau’s 172 strokes each. individual score of 34 by Cole Sobotta. at the plate. five hits and three walks ahead 2-1. The win for Arcadia puts them within Rounding out the team were Sid Halvorsen’s Emerson Pronschinske allowed while she struck out That’s where the score three points of the overall Coulee Conference score of 43, scores of 44 each from Carter and Back both had two hits one. stood until the sixth when title with three meets left to play. BRF leads Pronschinske and Dustin Klonecki and a 49 for the Indees. The Indees had six hits A-F scored 10 runs with the conference with 51 points, followed by from Jose Corona. Emerson Pronschinske with six different players (continued on Page 15) Arcadia’s 48, G-E-T’s 37, West Salem’s 34, The Red Hawks were led by Mason Truax took the loss, pitching a getting one. Onalaska Luther’s 24 and Westby-Viroqua’s and Lance Jumbeck’s scores of 42 each, 20. 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A batter later scored. softball swept four games last double from Melissa Flynn. with two outs, Kokott doubled G-E-T 15 Sparta 2 week, including two in the In the bottom of the third, to drive in two more runs, G-E-T had the bats and home meet Coulee Conference. Kaitlyn Gunderson gave the capping a 3-0 start. plate discipline working early By Andrew Dannehy The Red Hawks earned Red Hawks the 3-2 lead on Kokott got things started and often Thursday in Sparta, Times Editor wins over La Crosse Logan an RBI groundout. That score her next time up in the third, as Shayna Kirkey picked up The Independence/Gil- and Viroqua at home on held until the top of the fifth, reaching on a base hit with two her first varsity win in the manton track teams both Monday and Tuesday of last when an RBI double by the outs and coming around two circle with plenty of run sup- finished third in the Dairy- week respectively. An offen- Rangers knotted things back batters later on an RBI single port. land Conference Small meet sive outburst carried them to up at three. Duffenbach came from Maggie Bistodeau. The Red Hawks had a held in Independence on another win on Thursday over through with another big hit Viroqua scratched a run 6-0 lead after two innings, Thursday. Sparta, before the week con- in the bottom of the same in- across in the top of the sixth, thanks in part to a two-RBI Both teams had three first- cluded with a shutout win over ning, driving a one-out double but a second runner trying to double by Duffenbach in the place finishes as the I/G girls Black River Falls on Friday. into the gap to score Genna score on a base hit was thrown first and RBI base hits by got individual titles from G-E-T improves to 5-2 on O’Neill from first. out at home. Another two-out Lettner, Kokott and O’Neill. Beyona Killian in the pole the season, including a 2-2 A base hit by Gunderson in rally helped put things away Kirkey was effectively wild, vault (6-0), Ziy Conner in mark in the Coulee with the the sixth added another insur- from G-E-T in the ensuing limiting Sparta to one earned the 100 hurdles (15.7) and wins over Viroqua and BRF. ance run, which O’Neill made half inning. An RBI base hit run on two hits and seven Marta Saldana Lopez in the Their schedule entering this stand up with her performance by O’Neill drove the first run walks while striking out two. 800 (2:52.8). week featured two Coulee on the mound. O’Neill tossed of the inning across, which She also stranded the bases The I/G boys team won games, including a Monday all seven innings, striking out was followed by Kokott’s loaded twice over the final the 800 relay (2:07) and trip to Onalaska to face Luther, nine while allowing three third hit of the day to drive two innings of the five-inning got top finishes from Kevin followed by another road runs, two earned on six hits in a second run two batters game. Halvorson in the triple jump game Tuesday at Arcadia. and a walk. G-E-T tallied 11 later. Bistodeau came through Kokott led hitters with two (32-0.5) and Michael Onstad Their week wraps up with a team hits, led by three from with a bases-loaded two-run base hits, a walk, an RBI and in the 1600 (5:18.6). return home to face Onalaska Gunderson and two each single two batters after that, four runs scored. O’Neill and The Alma/Pepin boys Delorean Peterson cleared the high jump bar in the meet Blair-Taylor hosted last High School. from O’Neill, Duffenbach putting the Red Hawks ahead Duffenbach also drove in two took the team crown with week Tuesday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) G-E-T 5 Logan 3 and Flynn. by seven. each. G-E-T tallied eight hits 64 points while Eau Claire A pair of extra base hits G-E-T 8 Viroqua 1 O’Neill finished her sec- and 10 walks as a team. Immanuel Lutheran scored by Ryann Duffenbach helped Tuesday’s win over Vi- ond complete game in as 44 and I/G finished with 36. B-T track tallies eight wins in two meets many days in the top of the G-E-T 2 BRF 0 make the difference in a close roqua came in part due to O’Neill’s contributions at ECI won the girls side with By Zac Bellman home meet, their lone sched- competitors with 42 points to nonconference matchup last seventh, finishing her day another big day at the plate the plate and on the mound 45 points, three better than Times Staff uled meet of the week. B-T’s 48 and Mel-Min’s 45. Monday with the Rangers. from a member of the middle with 10 strikeouts and one helping G-E-T edge past the A/P and five better than I/G. Blair-Taylor track and Duffenbach got the Red of the G-E-T order. run allowed on two hits and DC at B-T DC at C-FC Tigers. Max Marsolek looked to hand the baton to Inde- The Indees will race again field competed in two events Hawks on the board in the Caydence Kokott had three walks. Kokott led hitters pendence/Gilmanton teammate Chase Jesse during the at Cochrane-Fountain City The Wildcats were led The second-place B-T O’Neill struck out 11 on the last week, with their girls and Shayna Kirkey of Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau se- bottom of the second, launch- some of the key swings as the with three hits, three RBIs 400 relay at the Dairyland Conference meet hosted on Thursday of this week by their second-place girls girls were led by wins from mound over seven shutout in- boys taking second and third cured a fly ball into her mitt during the Red Hawks’ ing a solo home run to answer Red Hawks built an early lead and two runs scored, while by Independence on Thursday. before competing at Blair- team, which tallied one team Madison Goodbear in the Bistodeau added two hits and nings, allowing only four hits respectively in both meets. win on Faith Olson’s high long jump (12-2), as well as 5-3 win over La Crosse Logan last Monday. a 2-0 start by Logan. G-E-T at home. After a scoreless top and a walk. At the plate, she (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) Taylor this coming Monday. (Times photograph by Zac Bellman) drew even three batters later, of the first from O’Neill, G-E- three driven in as well. Lettner The week began last Tues- jump (4-6) performance last Olson again on the high jump also delivered with a double to day at a meet the Wildcats Tuesday. (4-10). drive in two runs in the third hosted, as they took four The third-place B-T boys For the third-place boys, G-E-T baseball team splits four inning. Wildcats split two games total wins over competitors tallied three event wins, Brandenburg took their two BRF’s biggest scoring from Cochrane-Fountain including Anthony Olden- wins on the day in the 400 By Zac Bellman of the season against Alma Mindoro were not provided By Zac Bellman away from the Knights in a Handke struck out three, threat came in the fourth, City and Melrose-Mindoro. dorf in the 1600 (5:41.09), (57.46) and long jump (18-1) Times Staff Center Lincoln last Tues- by press time. Times Staff Coulee contest that was called walked one and allowed when they put runners on sec- Then on Thursday, B-T took Delorean Peterson in the events. Blair-Taylor baseball day, taking it to the Hornets The split week moves Gale-Ettrick-Trempeale- by the fifth inning. three runs on four hits in ond and third with one away another four total wins in 800 (2:34.31) and Matt The E-S boys scored 59 split a pair of games last by a 20-2 margin. Then on B-T to 4-4 on the season au baseball took two of their G-E-T had a 3-1 lead en- the complete game win. He on consecutive hits. O’Neill C-FC against the Pirates and Brandenburg (19-11) in the points while C-FC came week against Dairyland Thursday, B-T fell 8-5 at overall, as well as in the four games last week, includ- tering the fourth after Luther was also the leading hitter, kept the Tigers from scoring Eleva-Strum. long jump. in with 41 and B-T had with consecutive strikeouts. Conference opponents, tak- Melrose-Mindoro. Their Dairyland. Their schedule ing a shootout in the first of scratched one across in the driving in two on two hits The Wildcats are sched- The Mel-Min boys scored 31. C-FC’s girls scored 74 She allowed only one other ing a blowout win before a scheduled game on Friday heading into this week in- two tournament games on second inning and G-E-T including a double. G-E-T uled to return to their home 55 points to C-FC’s 50 and B- points to B-T’s 36 and 31 runner to get in scoring posi- narrow loss. against Pepin/Alma was cluded a home game against Saturday. walked five times in the third, also walked 12 times in ad- track Thursday for another T’s 43. C-FC topped the girls for E-S. The Red Hawks fell by leading to their three runs. dition to their six hits, led by tion the rest of the game. The Wildcats had their postponed. Additional stats Augusta (1-6 in DC) and an 11-2 margin to Arcadia The Red Hawks loaded the Stoner’s three-walk, one-hit G-E-T had six hits as a biggest offensive output from Thursday at Melrose- a Thursday road date in last Monday to kick off their bases to start the bottom of the and two RBI performance. team, including two from Whitehall. G-E-T baseball team splits four week (see story elsewhere fourth. Warren Stoner drove in G-E-T 14 C-FC 13 Anna Puent in the leadoff spot. The Norse were tied for fourth with the Wildcats in sports), before bounc- the first run on a walk before Despite allowing an eight- Lettner also reached twice on Thomas Haney came in for in the inning. G-E-T got a at 4-4 in the Dairyland (continued from Page 16) ing back with a 10-run win Jack Beedle singled home a run lead nearly evaporate a walk and a hit while scoring the save, allowing a single few runners on over the final entering this week, with over Onalaska Luther last second run. Consecutive hit over the final two innings, a run. A Beedle walk with the that plated one run before three innings, but only man- Whitehall taking the first Tuesday. G-E-T then split a batters drove in two more G-E-T held on for a win in bases loaded in the sixth inducing a flyout to Brady aged one run in a comeback meeting between the two pair of tournament games in runs in the next two at-bats, their first tournament game capped the Red Hawk lead Seiling to secure a close bid that came up short in the teams earlier this season by Viroqua on Saturday against before a fly ball to right by in Viroqua on Saturday. DC at WHS at 14-6, but the Pirates win. seventh. Collin Handke led to an error a 6-3 margin. Cochrane-Fountain City and Five runs in the second in- (continued from Page 12) made things interesting in Viroqua 8 G-E-T 2 Eddy and Cole Williams the hosting Blackhawks. scoring two more. Two more ning and another seven in the B-T 20 AC Lincoln 2 the bottom half of the final led hitters with two of the walks drove in the seventh run Thirds — P. Thompson, 1600, Game two of the tourna- The 2-2 week moves G-E- fourth helped the Red Hawks A 17-run first inning had two innings. The Pirates team’s seven hits each for of the inning, and a single by 6:09; Rodriguez, high jump, 4-6. ment in Viroqua pitted the T to 4-5 on the season, includ- build a 13-6 lead. Both teams the Wildcats running away got one run in the bottom the game. Eddy also walked Brady Seiling followed by a I/G Red Hawks against the host- ing a 3-3 mark in the Coulee had the bases crowded for with things early against the of the sixth off of reliever ing Blackhawks, as G-E-T and drove in a run with a Conference. Their schedule walk by Warren Stoner each most of the game, as the Red Firsts — Onstad, 3200, Hornets. Brenden Brady, who was at drove in one more before the 11.26.68. found themselves playing seventh-inning single, but entering this week included Hawks walked 12 times in Kyle Steien led hitters the tail end of four innings from behind early. the Red Hawks stranded the side was retired. Seconds — Pfaff, 100, 12.62; with three hits and five a Monday road game against addition to their 13 hits. The 400 relay, 42.76; Marsolek, pole pitched for the Red Hawks Viroqua answered an RBI bases loaded a batter later. West Salem and a Thursday Luther tagged G-E-T Pirates also took 10 bases on RBIs, while Tyler Thomp- in relief of starter Warren starter Handke for two runs vault, 7-6; Halvorsen, triple groundout from Beedle with Haney was tagged for the trip to Black River Falls. balls, while tallying nine in jump, 32-4.5. son added three hits, a walk Stoner. four runs in the bottom of the loss with six runs allowed, in the top of the fifth, before and two runs scored. Cain Owen Eddy took over in G-E-T 13 Luther 3 the hit column. Warren and Thirds — Kulig, 100, 13.16; inning to take a 4-1 lead after four earned on 10 hits and Handke doubled home a Ethan Stoner were the lead- Pfaff, 400, 58.55; Kulig, 200, Fremstad contributed two the seventh, allowing a walk A nine-run fourth inning leadoff walk to clinch the one inning. four walks while striking out ing hitters for G-E-T, striking 26.98; Halvorsen, pole vault, 6-6; hits and a walk, driving in and a double while record- After a pair of scoreless four. Tyler Seiling pitched helped the Red Hawks pull 10-run mercy rule win. Jesse, triple jump, 32-3.5. three and scoring twice. ing the first two outs of the for three hits each. Warren Brenden Brady of Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau threw innings, the Blackhawks the sixth to finish the game, Stoner drove in four, scored Girls track, DC Central Matt Waldera also had inning. That final out proved added on with three runs allowing a hit and striking to first during the Red Hawks’ loss to Arcadia last two hits, driving in two elusive however, as a wild V twice and walked once, while Monday. (Times photograph by Zac Bellman) Meet, May 10, 2021 at White- scoring on three wild pitches out one. Larkin alley, Ethan Stoner drove in one hall High School and scoring twice as well. pitch, two walks, a double, . and scored once. A/P 76 I/G 65 ACL 37 White- Thompson also took the win a single and another walk We Accept Credit Cards for Trempealeau County on the mound in a mercy led to five runs scoring as Times Subscriptions & Classified Ad Orders hall 20 (continued on Page 17) rule-shortened game. the lead slipped to 14-12. 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31 years, she was employed Svend and Minnie Johnson LEGAL NOTICES at TCHCC, much of the step-grandfather, Samford More From The Early Files = bitu ries ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice. The deadline for fi ling a (continued from Page 6) for the Chautauqua in mid- The usual memorial ser- time in the Vocational Re- Arneson aunts and uncles (Informal Administration) claim against the decedent’s July. vices will be observed at the habilitation Department, Richard (Rock) and Rheta Case No. 2021PR000027 estate is July 30, 2021. A claim the salutatory. William Allen, son of cemetery by the members of orma M Raymond Church in Trempealeau, assisting residents in their (Olson) Stone, Glenn (Skip) ––––––––––––––––––––––––– may be fi led at the Trempealeau State of Wisconsin, County Courthouse, 36245 Main A hallowed mantle of the Mr. and Mrs. William Al- the Winfield Scott Post, the Norma Marie Raymond, with Fr. Antony Joseph of- work skills and providing and Lois (Olson) Roy, fi ciating. Burial will follow Circuit Court, St., Room 214, Whitehall, Wis. Grand Army of the Republic len, Trempealeau, was ac- Ladies of the Relief Corps 9, of Onalaska, and for- direction for their future and James and Maxine Johnson, Trempealeau County BY THE COURT: falls upon the young shoul- cidentally killed Monday at and all friends on May 30. merly Trempealeau, died at Holy Cross Cemetery in recovery. Debbie’s unique and Gary “Svend” Johnson ––––––––––––––––––––––––– /s/ Jill F. Clark ders of the American Legion Madison in a garage where At the conclusion of the Thursday, May 13, 2021, at Trempealeau. personality, humor and cha- and her cousin, Reed Stone. In the Matter of the Estate of Register in Probate Friends may arrive at the DENNIS L. JOHNSON April 30, 2021 on Memorial Day this year. he was employed. exercises, all will repair Gundersen Health System risma brought compassion Also preceding her in death ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Riley Hunter Blue uniformed, with medals Commencement at Trem- to the Post hall, where the in La Crosse. church one hour prior to ser- to resident care and service. were her “fur-babies” her PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: 1514 Caledonia Street upon his breast, the white- pealeau High School will Norma was born Dec. vices. An advocate of wom- dogs, Bentley, Dayzee and An application for informal ad- La Crosse, WI 54603 Ladies of the Relief Corps ministration was fi led. The dece- P: 608-769-9536 haired veteran of the Civil be held Thursday evening. will prepare a genuine old 19, 1931, in Bergen Town- wickey Funeral en’s sports, Debbie was a Lucy. Homes, Galesville Chapel dent, with date of birth Septem- (Pub. May 12, 19, 26, 2021) War made this memorial days Members of the class are soldier’s picnic, to which all ship, Vernon County, to dedicated player in softball, The song goes “in Heav- ber 28, 1945, and date of death WNAXLP in former years. This year it Ruth Ford, Ruth Vanisky and are invited to contribute and Joseph and Agnes (Flott- assisted the family. league bowling and golf. en there is no beer ” let us March 19, 2021, was domiciled NOTICE TO CREDITORS in Trempealeau County, State (Informal Administration) is the Legion members who Gladys Gibbs. partake. meier) Dolle Jr. On Decem- She was always excited hope that is not the case as ber 27, 1952, she married e ra e ie of Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- Case No. 2021PR000028 will be telling of a different 125 YEARS AGO The Whitehall flouring during the NCAA Women’s so many look forward to dress of: N24841 Lunde Coulee ––––––––––––––––––––––––– David Wallace Raymond in ohn on conflict but teaching the May 21, 1896 mill started up again last Basketball Tournament, having another cold one Lane, Ettrick, WI 54627. State of Wisconsin, Trempealeau. For the ma- Debra “Debbie” Lyn- All interested persons waived Circuit Court, same lesson. A meeting was held Monday. Mr. Larson has had Women’s College World with their great friend, Deb- jority of their married life, nette Johnson, 65, of In- notice. The deadline for fi ling a Trempealeau County Improvements are being Tuesday evening at the a long and tedious delay in Series, and WIAA Girls bie Johnson. claim against the decedent’s ––––––––––––––––––––––––– the couple resided in St. dependence, peacefully made at the Lutheran church Whitehall town hall to take getting his flume in readi- Basketball Tournament. A Committal Service estate is August 3, 2021. A claim In the Matter of the Estate of Paul, MN, before retiring to passed away at Gundersen may be fi led at the Trempealeau ROBERT P. INDERBO grounds in Whitehall, grad- the preliminary steps toward ness, more on account of And Debbie was a big fan will be held Thursday, May Trempealeau. They recently Health System in La Crosse, County Courthouse, Room 214, ––––––––––––––––––––––––– ing and cutting trees. This is the organization of a cornet the heavy rains during the of the Badgers, Brewers and 27, 2021, at 2 00 p.m., at moved to Eagle Crest North Friday, May 1 , 2021, with Whitehall, Wisconsin. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: being done by the congrega- band, a generous subscrip- progress of the work than the Packers. Rest Haven Cemetery in Electronically signed by: An application for informal in Onalaska. dear friends by her side. tion. tion having been previously real damage to the property Debbie had a passion Blair, with Scott Brown of- /s/ Jill F. Clark administration was fi led. The de- Survivors are her hus- Debra was born May Register in Probate cedent, with date of birth Febru- The new St. Michael’s obtained, together with a from the washout. for cooking, canning and fi ciating. band, David “Wallace” 1 , 1956, May 3, 2021 ary 25, 1939, and date of death Catholic Church at North guarantee of $60 from the T.N. Nelson of Pigeon was baking. She was a fantastic Jack Funeral Home in ATTORNEY: March 7, 2021, was domiciled four sons Bill, Paul (Col- at Lutheran Creek was to be solemnly members to compose the in town Tuesday. He reports cook and one of her favor- Blair is assisting the family Thomas Lee Hebl in Trempealeau County, State leen), John (Chris), Mark Hospital in of Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- dedicated on May 31. band, insuring the success a light frost in his locality ite things to do was to read with arrangements. Hebl & Hebl, LLP (Stacy) two daughters Pat La Crosse to P.O. Box 46, 1150 W. Main St. dress of: 209 Fourth Ave. S., The Honorable J.C. of the enterprise. Monday night, but not suf- cookbooks. She collected Memorials can be des- (Ron) Shelito, Barb (Mike) Duane (Sun- Sun Prairie, WI 53590 Strum, WI 54770. Gaveney was chairman of Whitehall Street Com- ficient to do any damage. cookbooks and would often ignated to Blair Lutheran 608-837-4325 All interested persons waived Ives 13 grandchildren ny) and Gre- the Decoration Day program missioner Bensend is doing The pound is to be built combine several recipes into Church, Rest Haven Cem- Bar Number: 1013883 notice. The deadline for fi ling a Whitehall’s Nylah Lisowski tagged an Eleva-Strum runner out during their game three great-grandchildren ta (Olson) (Pub. May 12, 19, 26, 2021) claim against the decedent’s es- to be held at the Opera House some good work on the west of town, near the stock- one, resulting in her unique etery, The Trempealeau on Thursday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) four sisters Phyllis (Ger- Johnson. WNAXLP tate is August 13, 2021. A claim in Arcadia. George H. Barry streets, putting in new cross- yards. and very delicious cuisine. County Humane Society or may be fi led at the Trempealeau ald) Walcker, Mary Ellen Debbie grew up in Blair, NOTICE TO CREDITORS and H.F. Theurer were in ings, grading Main Street, Miss Mabel Congdon of Her mother also shares this charity of choice. (Informal Administration) County Courthouse, Room 214, (George) Darling, Janice graduating from Blair High charge of the parade. The and otherwise fixing things Hale has opened a dress- passion. A Celebration of Life Case No. 21 PR 25 Whitehall, Wisconsin. (Everett) Newburg, Berna- School in 197 , and then ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Electronically signed by: Hon. J.F. Doherty was the up in apple pie order. making shop in Miss Mary Debbie was a commu- will be held at a later date. WHS softball team splits two dine (Ron) Borowiak and a attending UW-La Crosse. State of Wisconsin, /s/ Jill F. Clark speaker. ‘ Leslie J. Stratton has Allen’s millinery establish- nity steward, routinely help- Circuit Court, Register in Probate By Andrew Dannehy P/A 8 Whitehall 5 the last two. brother, Leo (Mary) Dolle. Early in life, Debbie real- Clarence Fugina received completed the planting of ment. ing the elderly and others in Trempealeau County May 13, 2021 Times Editor The Norse took an early Norma was preceded in ized a calling to assist those ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Rebecca A. Coggins second place and a $100 50 acres of potatoes. Leslie Independence — Arthur Whitehall 8 E-S 7 need by delivering meals, dea After giving up an early lead, but couldn’t hold on. death by her parents; fi ve in need. Four decades were In the Matter of the Estate of 2357 5500 Rd. prize in the Harris Political does not believe in being Markham has received a The Norse rallied from a visiting and being a friend. n e lead in one game, the White- Whitehall came out brothers Robert, Joseph, spent in employment in PATSY ANN FRANK Delta, CO 81416 Science essay contest open discouraged by the existing diploma and bronze medal big deficit to get the win. She made a difference in the ––––––––––––––––––––––––– P: 970-874-1208 hall softball team picked up swinging with three runs in William, George, Leonard Trempealeau County, in- to university and college prices. from Washington, which Eleva-Strum took the lives of so many And as a orraine M e el PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: (Pub. May 19, 26, June 2, 2021) a come-from-behind victory the top of the first inning, but and her sister, Theresa. cluding Community Crisis/ An application for informal WNAXLP students in six states. Topic No demonstration was were awarded to him for lead with two runs in the lover of nature, she took in another last week. the lead wouldn’t last. Please join us as we say Mental Health, Grand View Lorraine M. DeBel, 9 , administration was fi led. The de- of his winning essay was made hereabouts commemo- displaying the best corn at the first inning then seemed to time each day for a short cedent, with date of birth Janu- The Norse led for much The Eagles scored one goodbye to Norma, a lov- Care Center, Tri-County of Osseo, died Thursday, budgetary Reform in the rating the independence of world’s Columbian exhibi- take control with five in the trip/nature ride to take in the ary 4, 1951, and date of death re ea ea of their game against Pepin/ in the bottom of the fourth ing wife, mother, sister and Memorial Hospital and November 26, 2020, at April 23, 2021, was domiciled Federal Government of the Norway, May 17, excepting tion. The corn was raised on third. But Whitehall didn’t unique beauty of Trempea- Alma last week Tuesday, but before taking the lead with friend, at a Celebration Trempealeau County Health leau County. Dove Healthcare in Osseo. in Trempealeau County, State n e U.S. a dance at Scott’s Hall on his farm half a mile northeast go away. of Wisconsin, with a mailing the Eagles took control of five in the fifth. Whitehall of Life, Wednesday, May Care Center, as an EMT, Debbie enjoyed children Services will be held our Source or Galesville is planning Saturday night. of town. The Norse put up five in Saturday, May 22, 2021, at address of: W16168 Hwy. 54, the game late. On Thursday, got one back in the sixth, but 19, 2021, at 11 00 a.m., at Certifi ed Nursing Assistant, of all ages, always having Galesville, WI 54630. Whitehall trailed 7-0 but P/A put up two in the bottom the bottom of the fourth and Evanger Lutheran Church, re e s then three in the fifth to take St. Bartholomew Catholic and Vocational Trainer. For candy and suckers on hand All interested persons waived scored eight unanswered half of that inning. for the little ones. And she rural Independence, with runs to get the one-run win. The Norse made one last the lead. Aubrea Smieja then burial in the church cem- AN E G kept the Cardinals off the Obituaries in the Trempealeau County Times are so loved dogs of all breeds Whitehall entered this effort with one run in the top paid advertising material, provided to the newspaper and sizes. etery. week with a 2-5 record before of the seventh, but that’s all board in the sixth and seventh Edison Funeral Home, innings to preserve the win. by the funeral home and/or family placing the Debbie is survived by playing at Independence/ they’d get. her parents aunts Patricia Independence, is assisting oofi n LL Gilmanton on Tuesday. Nylah Lisowski had two Smieja pitched a complete obituary. The Times’ staff is not responsible for any the family with arrange- game, allowing five walks errors or misstatements that may be included in the (David) Dahl, Janet (John- o ran er • air They will conclude a game hits for the Norse as both she son) Applequist Alyce (and ments. that began on April 27 and and Avery Sonsalla had one and nine hits while striking information provided to us. out four. She also went-two- the Sobota family) and tranber roofi n com play another full game. On RBI. many cousins and godchil- Ro ert o Smith for-four at the plate while Thursday, the Norse host Aubrea Smieja pitched dren. Robert “Bob” J. Smith, Brenna Clatt was one-for- Blair-Taylor and will head to four innings for the Norse ADRC of Trempealeau County • May 24-28 Debbie was preceded in 60, of Independence, passed Melrose-Mindoro on Friday. and Mckenna Pientok tossed three with three RBIs. death by her grandparents, away unexpectedly, Sat- Senior Dining & Fellowship Menus Orrin Olson and Marjo- urday, May 15, 2021, at Anyone age 60 or older is welcome. There are no income or rie (Olson) Arneson and Gundersen Lutheran Health Farmer directs donation to FFA asset limits. The suggested donation is $4.00 per meal. System in La Crosse. Call ADRC, 715-538-2001 or 800-273-2001, or email Kristine at A Mass of Christian Local farmer Shane Gop- is why America’s Farmers programs, and many others [email protected] for eligibility & other info. L E TA N PH T S Burial will be held Mon- lin recently directed a $2,500 programs rely on them to that reflect the spirit and ou d ou i e to see day, May 2 , 2021, at 11 00 help identify the most worthy support the vibrancy of rural Ov 30 Ye s’ Exp ience · Fully Ins ed Bayer Fund America’s Farm- There will be no senior dining at any of the restaurant dining. our photo here a.m., at Holy Family Parish, ers Grow Communities causes. America. However, carryouts can be requested at some sites. Some Arcadia. Father Brandon donation to Whitehall FFA. Dedicated to making a “The COVID-19 pan- places are also offering delivery. Please inquire for delivery, if Guenther will offi ciate. Whitehall FFA will use the difference in rural farming demic has affected everyone, needed, when calling the dining site. The suggested donation Family and friends are A A funds to continue its mission communities, the Grow including those in rural amount remains the same. As always, if you have questions welcome for visitation on to make a positive difference Communities program asks regions, and farmers play or concerns, please call the ADRC at 715-538-2001. b yo r pho o s o be ea red Monday, beginning at 9 30 in the lives of students by farmers across the country a critical role in helping n he Banne Bo o he es. a.m. until the time of service developing their potential for to participate by nominat- communities overcome chal- BLAIR: Rainbow Restaurant (30798 U.S. Hwy. 53) a l h h resol on pho os and SIDING · SHINGLES · FLAT ROOFS Monday-Friday • 11:00am - 1:00pm at church. Burial will be at a premier leadership, personal ing nonprofit organizations lenges, like the ones we’re where hey were aken o a dr later date. growth, and career success with resources to strengthen currently facing,” said Al Carryouts Available. Call 608-989-2003. r m co im .com. ho os w ll r n Mon: Chicken-Fried Steak w/Country Gravy, Whipped Potatoes, Carrots, To express condolences through agricultural educa- their local communities. Last Mitchell, Bayer Fund presi- based on el nes and al y. to his family online, please STEEL ROOFS · SEAMLESS GUTTERS August, farmers entered for Pie. tion. dent. “Bayer Fund is proud Tues: California Burger, American Fries, Salad, Chocolate Milkshake. www.trempcountytimes.com visit www.wozneykillianfh. Since 2010, the America’s the chance to direct a $2,500 to work side-by-side with Wed: Beef Roast, Whipped Potatoes w/Gravy, Baked Beans, Fruit. com. F Farmers programs have Grow Communities dona- farmers to identify local eli- Thurs: Meatballs, Whipped Potatoes w/Gravy, Broccoli, Fruit. ALL INSURANCE WORK awarded more than $59 mil- tion to a local eligible non- gible nonprofit organizations Fri: Poorman's Lobster or Hand-Breaded Fish, Hashbrowns, Coleslaw, FUNERAL TRUST ACCOUNTS | MONUMENT SALES lion to community nonprof- profit of their choice. Farm- that are able to provide their Pudding. Pets of the Week its, aspiring ag students, and ers have directed donations residents with solutions that OSSEO: Dove Healthcare (51019 Ridge View Rd.) Luke Thomas is a young guy who is public schools across rural to food banks, emergency leave a lasting impact.” Monday-Friday • 11:45am - 12:45pm looking for a new that will give him the America. Farmers are leaders response organizations, To learn more about how time and attention he needs. He loves 115 W. 4th Street in their communities, which schools, youth agriculture America’s Farmers pro- NO SENIOR MEALS DUE TO COVID-19. going for walks and playing. If you’re 608-989-2383 grams are making an impact, interested in Luke Thomas, give the DODGE/PINE CREEK: Sacred Heart Church shelter a call. visit www.AmericasFarm- Tuesdays & Thursdays • Noon R R ers.com. Carryouts Available. Call Kathy Kramer, 608-539-5391, Papi is an affectionate cat who can’t or Sue Kline, 608-539-3008. wait to find a new home that will give 35890 S. Abrams Street 60 0500 Tues: Polish Sausage, Potatoes, Sauerkraut, Cookie. him a lot of love and snuggles. He really 715-538-4422 For award-winning Thurs: Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Corn, Lemon Bundt Cake. news coverage enjoys being by his people and will be a SOUTHERN TREMPEALEAU COUNTY: good companion to any home. To meet Papi, give the shelter a call. Tranberg Roo ng LLC, P.O. Box 329, Blair, WI 54616-0329 — Turn To The — Boondocks Locker Room (N14514 Co. Rd. M) r r Tuesday-Thursday • 11am - Noon View available pets at www.tchspets.org. iving in serving and s or ing o r Carryouts Available. Call 608-582-4401. If you would like to adopt these pets, please call the or and more Tues: Pulled Pork Sandwich, Potato Salad, Corn, Cookie. TREMPEALEAU COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY oca co ni ies or over ears Wed: Hot Dog, Mac & Cheese, Baked Beans, Fruited Jello. 608-525-2300 tranbergroo [email protected] o o r r Thurs: Tuna Casserole, Baked Good. HOURS: open by appointment only . . Page 20 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, May 19, 2021 Wednesday, May 19, 2021 Trempealeau County Times Page 21 CITY OF BLAIR INDEPENDENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT City of Blair None. Vote: Yes 6, No 0. Motion Moen to our ‘Election Worker’ 2 vided throughout the year. With each for total of $3,206. Council Motion by C. Ekern to approve Independence School District some recent stress. Motion by (Vendor Checks #1366661 – tive. Classes are longer and Information a) 19.85(1)(c) considering em- Regular Council Meeting approved. year term list (2020-2022). Mo- lack of attendance at meeting discussion centered on the fact both permits contingent on all Regular Board Meeting Jen Rombalski, second by Bob #136742 ($113,060.86) have more work time included, a) Administrator’s report; i) ployment, promotion, compen- December 7, 2020 Blair/Preston Fire Depart- tion by W. Cartrette to approve the group in attendance, Chris, that when these houses were outside permits being obtained December 2, 2020 Guza to request waiver. Motion (Manual Checks #90003457 - so wanting ideas for students Dr. Vanderloop (SPED Director, sation or performance data of Mayor called the meeting to ment, Blair Haus fire review: Bri- Lesley Moen as 2020/2022 Poll Wanda, Fred Ackley, Jamie & built the City didn’t have require- prior to project starting & as pre- Call to order & proof of public carried 4-0. 90003475) ($450,515.54) to use time wisely. The student 4K-8 Principal) (5 minutes) any public employee over which order at 6:30 p.m. Members an Jahr, fire department officer Worker, 2nd P. Syverson. Dis- Mike Ressel agreed to contact ments for installation of culverts sented, 2nd by P. Syverson. Dis- notice (1 min) Student Spotlight (1 min) BALANCE AS OF October 30, council also started doing a 1) Progress Reports the governmental body has juris- present: Mayor A. Knutson; reviewed 11/13/2020 Fire. Blair cussion: None. Vote: Yes 6, No other businesses in person to at property owner’s expense as cussion: None. Vote: Yes 6, No The Regular Board Meeting of Chris Killian and Connor 2020, $169,921.44 monthly recognition program. 2) IDEA Budget diction or exercises responsibil- Alderpersons-T. Wheeler, J. Preston Department responded 0. Motion approved. share advertising opportunity they do now. Motion by J. An- 0. Motion approved. the Board of Education of the In- Smieja were both Football All- OUTSTANDING DEBT & NEXT This month they will be high- 3) Shout Outs ity; b) 19.85(1)(f) Considering … Anderson, P. Syverson, W. Car- immediately, excellent job was Hen License renewal: Amy info, answer questions and en- derson to make a one time ex- Present vouchers for review/ dependence School District was COnference selections. Gabe SCHEDULED PAYMENTS lighting healthcare workers this 4) New Staff Check Ins disciplinary data of specific per- trette, M. Lisowski & C. Ekern, done to coordinate mutual aid Mock @ 838 E. Broadway courage participation. ception for reason’s discussed approval: Motion by J. Anderson called to order at 7:02 p.m., by Rombalski took first at the Amer- FUND 10: Short-Term Borrow- month and making a video. They 5) Report Cards sons, ... which, if discussed in Clerk S. Frederixon, Attorney A. assistance from all area fire de- Street. Motion by P. Syverson to Clerk report: Christmas lights and have City pay in full for this to approve vouchers as pre- Kathy Warner, Vice President. ican Legion Oratorical Scholar- ing: $0 (Line of Credit balance are also discussing ideas on 6) Wit & Wisdom public, would be likely to have a Robertson, Trempealeau County partments. (Hixton, Hale, Inde- approve license as presented, up and looking super! Nomina- improvement, 2nd by W. Car- sented, 2nd P. Syverson. Dis- Mr. Schmitt confirmed the ship and Hunter Tulius took 2nd. available $800,000.00) how to head up the mask policy. 7) Student Attendance substantial adverse effect upon Times, Source Energy Services- pendence, Osseo, Pigeon Falls, 2nd W. Cartrette. Discussion: tion papers for Council mem- trette. Discussion: Request for cussion: None. Vote: Paul-Yes, agenda was legally and properly Ziy Connor and Emerson Pron- Short-Term Borrowing: Inter- They want to make a video and 8) Concert Season the reputation of any person John Behling & Nathan Stobb, Whitehall, Arcadia, Taylor, Black None. Vote: Yes 6, No 0. Motion bers, planning to be on the ballot Ordinance Committee to review Wanda-Yes, Jill-Yes, Mike-Yes, posted. schinsk were both 2nd Team est paid through July 30, 2020, make it fun, yet show the seri- 9) Expectation Review referred to in such histories or B. Jahr. River Falls, Ettrick and Strum). approved. on Spring Primary and Spring and consider adoption of Ordi- Terry-Yes, Chris-Yes. Motion ap- The meeting is open to the All Conference Volleyball selec- $1206.12 (Calendar year, 0.00 ousness of it. 10) Door Decorating data; i) Administrator Reviews; Public Comment: None Local businesses brought food, REPORTS: Police Depart- Election. City received tree nance related to culvert instal- proved. public but limited to ten (10) tions. Leah Sylla 19th place girls Fiscal year 20-21) b) Policy 512 (7 min) Dr. Vanderloop presented his ii) Student Discipline Update Present minutes for approval: beverages and supplies. An es- ment: Connor Kokott has ac- donation for the park from the lation policy similar to sidewalk Next Council meeting is Janu- people in the meeting room on cross country and Clay Herdahl FUND 38: #1 BCPL Loan for 1st reading - will be brought report to the Board; Motion by Jen Rombalski, Regular 11/9/20 & Special Meet- timated 90,000 gallons of water cepted the full time Police Offi- Frederixon family’s IMO Kent 50% 50% resident/City share ary 4, 2020 @ 6:30 p.m. a first come, first served basis 34th place boys cross country. Energy Efficiency Building Up- back next month. ii) Mr. Schmitt (District Admin- second by Bob Guza, to go to ings 11/18/2020. Motion by W. from Lake Henry and 200,000 cer position with a start date of Nelson. $5,000.00 Lake dona- expense. Vote: Yes 6, No 0. Mo- Motion J. Anderson to ad- due to the Public Health Emer- Medical Terminology Students grades Outstanding Balance on c) Policy 164 (2 min) istrator, 9-12 Principal) (5 min- closed session at 10:15 pm. Mo- Cartrette to approve 11/9/2020 gallons city water were used to 1/4/21. Lexipol ordinance work is tion from Elaine Angst. tion approved. journ meeting, 2nd W. Cartrette. gency. Residents can view it at did an excellent job learning over Principal $478,373.08 Approved at the annual meet- utes) tion carried 4-0. minutes with change/clarifica- fight this fire. Also present were starting. Police office construc- Mill Road drainage improve- Building Permits: Bill & Stacy None. Vote: Yes 6, No 0. Motion the School Website. Public Input 1600 medical terms. Motion by Leah Matchey, ing. Will bring it back in January. 1) Retirement Scenarios Roll call Leah Matchey – yes, tion of wage information. Brian WDNR, Blair Police Department, tion continues. Motion by W. ment cost review & decision on Wittkowski @ 834 E. Broadway Discussion: approved. can be called into 715-533-0908. Celebration (2 min) second by Jen Rombalski to This is not in effect until 2021. 2) Baird Forecast Model Jen Rombalski – yes, Kathy Jahr-hire wage of $19.00 per Tri County Ambulance, Trem- Cartrette to approve purchase payment: Cost of installation of Street # 16 for repairs to current Susan Frederixon Roll call of members (1 min) The trimester is complete. approve Treasurer’s report and d) Support Staff Handbook 3) End of Trimester Update Warner – yes, Bob Guza - yes. hour with $0.50/hour increase pealeau Co. Sheriff Department, of speed signs as long as 2020 culverts at Tollefson and Ander- deck; Kristin/Jeremy Tranberg Clerk/Treasurer Present for roll call were Staff are happy to have complet- Activity Account. Motion carried Language (6 min) There was lots of discussion Reconvene into open session at completion of 6 month proba- City Employee’s and Hegg Con- police department budget cov- son driveway for improved drain- @ 107 W. Broadway Street for WNAXLP Board Members Leah Matchey, ed the first trimester, which was 4-0. This will be brought back next for different options regarding to take action from closed. (2 tion period, effective 1st full pay tractors. Department wishes to ers cost, 2nd by J. Anderson. age was identical… $1,603.00 rebuild of Blair Haus Sports Bar. Jen Rombalski, Bob Guza, and in school plus some virtually. b) Minutes of the prior meet- month. Additional information Mr. Schmitt’s retirement. There min) period after 3/29/2021 & $0.50/ thank City part time and full time Discussion: None. Vote: Yes 6, Kathy Warner. The Herb Kohl Scholarship is ings (2 min); i) Minutes of No- will be added as far as benefits will be a special board meeting Motion by Jen Rombalski sec- hour increase after successful employees for use of equipment, No 0. Motion approved. Pledge of allegiance (1 min) available to 100 schools in the vember 4, Regular School Board offered or not offered. More de- to go through the Baird Forecast, ond by Bob Guza to go to open completion of water and pool assistance with water, traffic Park Superintendent report: The Pledge of Allegiance was state. Independence has been Meeting scription for options of furloughs possibly on January 6th with rep- session at 10:42 pm. Motion car- certifications. Chief Kent John- control, etc. B. Jahr-deer are doing well and CITY OF WHITEHALL led by Student Council President chosen this year. The initia- Motion by Jen Rombalski, for staff if school changes to vir- resentation from Baird. ried 4-0. son wage clarification of $29.00 Fire Department concern & buck will be going back in with Whitehall Common Council made a motion at 6:02 p.m., to Electric Utility $217,398.63; Mercedes Matchey. tive scholarship is available for second by Leah Matchey to tual. iii) YTD Budget Reports (2 Set next meeting date - Janu- per hour hire wage and $0.50/ request for future consideration: doe/fawn soon, planning to cut Regular Meeting go into Closed Session pursuant Water Utility $12,807.06; Sewer Public input/delegations (3 $10,000 which is given to 1 stu- approve November 4, regular e) 2021-22 Master Calendar min) ary 6, 2021 Regular Board Meet- hour increase after successful with buildings built as one long trees down that are a safety is- December 8, 2020 to Wisconsin Statue 19.85(1)(g) Utility $37,333.54; and Library min) dent who may have struggled, school board meeting minutes. Briefly reviewed calendar for 1) Revenue ing 7:00 p.m. (1 min) completion of 1 year probation ago and then split into 2 busi- sue, working on placing 50’ x 80’ Mayor Jeff Hauser, presiding. “conferring with legal counsel for $2,908.57. Council member a) Review recent written sug- yet still thrived. This is exciting Motion carried 4-0. next school year. 2) Expenditures January 6, 2021 - Baird at period, effective 1st full pay pe- ness at later time a fire coded skating rink in new area. Present: House, Johnson, Ju- the governmental body who is Morris moved to approve the gestions or concerns board pol- news for our school. Department Reports (5 min- f) Election Schedule (2 min) The budget has gone to the 6:30 p.m., with representative. riod after 8/31/2021. Officer Kim- wall should be required, which Park /Lake Committee Meet- resh, Mathson, Morris, Sendel- rendering oral or written advice vouchers and Treasurer’s Re- icy #870 Consent (5 min) utes) Kathy Warner’s seat is up for state. January 13, 2021 - Regular berlee Potts wage clarification would provide protection from ing on 11-12-2020: Chair W. Car- bach; Attorney Ryan Steffes of concerning strategy to be adopt- port. Council Member Mathson b) Board Goals; i) Climate a) Treasurer’s report, vouch- a) High School English De- election. b) Board of Education 12 Meeting at 6:30 p.m. of $22.00 per hour hire wage fires spreading like this one trette reported, Lake Permit is a Weld, Riley by phone; Adminis- ed by the body with respect to seconded, and the motion car- Surveys ers and payroll (3 min); i) Ap- partment g) Snow Days (2 min) month calendar (1 min) Adjournment with $0.50/hour increase after did. We have other buildings in 10 year permit so we do have trator Slaby and Clerk Witte. litigation in which it is or is likely ried on a voice vote as follows: Mr. Schmitt discussed the 3 prove December 2020 Treasur- Mrs. Sherry highlighted what Because of virtual learning, Briefly discussed. Motion by Jen Rombalski, successful completion of 1 year town that are like this and fire time, COVID has not allowed for The Pledge of Allegiance was to become involved”, specifical- Ayes – House, Johnson, Juresh, surveys for the district - elemen- er’s Report is happening in the high school we will no longer be having snow Convene to closed session second by Bob Guza to adjourn probation period, effective 1st department recommends the any events so far, Kevin Lisows- recited ly, discussion regarding litigation Mathson, Morris, Sendelbach. tary, middle school, and high 1) Receipts; 2) Check Regis- for our English Department. She days. If the weather will not allow in accordance with WI Statute at 10:43pm. Motion carried 4-0. full pay period after 9/18/2021, need to have these inspected ki has been researching hard Public Comment Period with the Town of Lincoln. Council Nays – 0. school. This will be relooked at ter; ii) Activity Accounts talked about the high school for students to attend school, the 19.85 (1) (a) (f) (10 min) WNAXLP 2nd by J. Anderson. Discus- and required to have fire walls on possible ‘Grant’ opportuni- There were no members of Member Morris seconded, and Council Comment Period and again this spring. INDEPENDENCE year long instruction for 9th and days will be taught virtually. sion: None. Vote: Yes 6, No 0. installed and/or require fire code ties, without much luck so far on the public present who wished to the motion carried on a roll call Schedule Committee Meetings Public Input in Regard to PUBLIC SCHOOLS 10th grades. She also discussed h) Outdoor Classroom Motion approved. Motion by W. compliance; also recommends grants that fit our project. FACE- address the Council. vote as follows: Ayes – House, Upon motion by Council mem- Waiver of Instructional Minutes MONTH: December, 2020 the new options available in the Motion by Leah Matchey to go Cartrette to approve 11/18/2020 the City require fire inspections BOOK pages are letting people Minutes of Previous Meeting Johnson, Juresh, Mathson, Mor- ber Sendelbach and seconded Discussion with possible BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND English department for our stu- ahead with outdoor classroom. LEGAL NOTICE Special Meeting minutes as pre- be done prior to any new busi- know we are still taking dona- Council member Juresh ris, Sendelbach. Nays – 0. by Council Member Mathson, changes to the master calen- CHECKING – Sept 30, 2020, dents. No second. No action taken. NOTICE AND ORDER FOR of Wisconsin, by the Honorable sented, 2nd by J. Anderson. Dis- ness opening, with the business tions. Blair/Taylor Recreation moved to approve the minutes Mayor Hauser brought the the meeting adjourned at 7:13 dar. We may fall short of the (reconciled) $901,015. Action (3 minutes) i) Computer Refresh NAME CHANGE HEARING Rian W. Radtke, on the 16th cussion: None. Vote: Yes 6, No being responsible for inspection Director Positon: 2 applications from the regular Common Coun- meeting back into open session p.m. required instruction minutes RECEIPTS #17623 - #17627 + a) Master Calendar Adjust- Motion by Jen Rombalski, Case No. 2021CV000038 day of June, 2021, at 1:15 p.m., 0. Motion approved. cost & any required compliance were received. B Jahr was at cil meeting of November 10, at 7:02 p.m. by unanimous con- The foregoing reports, resolu- needed for the state. We may $34,650.59 ment second by Leah Matchey to go ––––––––––––––––––––––––– at the Trempealeau County Source Energy Preston 2021 updates. Fire department sees a meeting sharing vision for Park, 2020, and the special Common sent. tions, motions, ordinances, etc. look at changing student days PAYROLLS Oct. 15 – Oct. 30, Motion by Jen Rombalski, ahead with computer refresh as State of Wisconsin, Courthouse (to be held by Zoom Road agreement renewal appli- need/benefit to the City working trees removal for safety reasons Council meeting of November Approval of Vouchers and contained in this are herewith to teacher inservices days. This 2020 Regular/Supplemental second by Leah Matchey to ap- presented. Motion carried 4-0. Circuit Court, Meeting). cation: John Behling & Nathan to develop a 2nd ‘through way’ & skating rink placement. 30, 2020. Council member John- Treasurer’s Report approved by the undersigned. may help teacher morale and $202,168.00 prove changes as recommended j) TVC 2.0 Update - Video Trempealeau County IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: Stobb presented the 2021 annu- for City traffic. Difficult during Blair Community Business son seconded and the motion December vouchers for the Jeff Hauser, Mayor give our teachers time to work EXPENSE REGISTERS: - by Mr. Schmitt to change dates Discussion regarding math ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Notice of this hearing shall be al renewal request of the Road construction projects on Broad- Development Meeting on 11-19- carried on a voice vote as fol- following amounts had been These minutes are the true together and hopefully reduce $563,576.40 from student days to inservice curriculum for the 4 schools. All In the Matter of the given by publication as a Class Agreement for their Preston way, emergency situations like 2020: C. Ekern reported small lows: Ayes – House, Johnson, reviewed by the Finance Com- and correct original and consist days - December 21st and 22nd, schools are looking at solid math Name Change of: 3 notice for three (3) weeks in a facility. Motion by J. Anderson the 2012 storm, need to close group met, revisited social me- Juresh, Mathson, Morris, Send- mittee and were presented to of two pages. parent teacher conferences - learning. 9th grade students will Reyna Bautista Tzanahua row prior to the date of the hear- to change ‘road agreement’ lan- down Broadway for fire like Blair dia planning, to assist moving elbach. Nays – 0. the Council for their consider- Karen Witte, Clerk/Treasurer February 11th and 12th, and in- take Algebra all 3 trimesters 10th By Petitioner: ing in the Trempealeau County guage to allow increase of trucks Haus. Request for Council to this group forward. Looking at Council member Sendelbach ation: General City $71,479.58; WNAXLP PUBLIC NOTICE service day - May 7th. February grade students will take Geom- Reyna Bautista Tzanahua Times, a newspaper published from 10 daily to 25 daily for consider extension of Taft Street ways to offset costs by develop- SPECIAL ELECTORS MEETING 22nd and 24th will no longer be etry all 3 trimesters. There will ––––––––––––––––––––––––– in Whitehall, Wis., Trempealeau rush type orders, with require- to Main or Center Street to Cen- ing an ‘advertising cooperative’, TOWN OF ETTRICK parent teacher conferences. be more rigor for these subjects NOTICE IS GIVEN: A Petition County, State of Wisconsin. ment for Source Energy to no- ter Street or some other form of fee reduces by number of mem- WHITEHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT TREMPEALEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN Discussion (Possible action) and additional areas of math was filed asking to change the Dated this 4th day of May, tify neighbors & City prior to in- access through City. bers, so more members lower The Town of Ettrick, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, will hold (18 minutes) integrated into the Algebra and name of the person listed above 2021. crease truck needs & notify City 2021 Election workers ap- advertising costs. Professional Whitehall School Board volunteer contacts for winter Aye – All members. a Special Electors Meeting to view proposed plans of the new a) Student Council Update (5 Geometry classes. A short video from: Reyna Bautista Tzanahua Electronically signed by: if needed other than 1st Quarter, proved: request from Clerk Company would manage site. Regular Meeting Fields Seconded. Aye – All Nomination passes building. The meeting will be held at the Town of Ettrick Town Hall, min) was shown to the Board. This to Reina Tzanahua Romero. /s/ Honorable Rian W. Radtke 2nd by M. Lisowski. Discussion: Frederixon to approve Lesley ‘Business spotlights’ ads pro- November 16, 2020 Members. Motion carried. Carroll nominated Julie 22734 West Ave. Ettrick, WI 54627, on Monday, May 24, 2021, from Emma Pietrek and Mercedes video highlighted the consortium IT IS ORDERED: This Petition Circuit Court Judge The November 16, 2020, Fields motioned to approve Dokkestul for the position of 4:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Matchey were sharing the dis- and how the 4 schools working will be heard in the Circuit Court (Pub. May 12, 19, 26, 2021) Regular Meeting of the White- changes to policy 188 - Board Clerk of the School Board. Kara Noren, Clerk/Treasurer cussion at today’s student coun- together can offer more opportu- of Trempealeau County, State WNAXLP hall Board of Education was held Member Participation in Meet- Fields seconded the nomina- Town of Ettrick cil meeting about ideas for stu- nities for our students. The video at Whitehall School District and ings via Technology – First tion of Julie Dokkestul for the (Published May 19, 2021) dents who take college courses is available for people to watch Due to the via Google Hangouts. Presi- Reading. Carroll seconded. Aye position of Clerk of the School WNAXLP and study in the lunchroom. on the website, facebook, and U dent George Everson called – All member. Motion carried. Board. Ideas how to be more produc- Tube. CITY OF WHITEHALL the meeting to order at 6:30 Carroll motioned to approve Aye – All members. Whitehall Common Council the motion carried on a voice Memorial Day Holiday p.m. Roll was called, and a quo- base wage negotiations settle- Nomination passes Budget Hearing and vote as follows: Ayes – House, rum established. Other Board ment for 2020-21 with the WTA. Everson recessed to Execu- NOTICE OF BID Special Council Meeting Johnson, Juresh, Mathson, Mor- members present: Jason Molis, Dokkestul seconded. Aye – All tive session pursuant to S.S. VILLAGE OF ETTRICK PUBLIC NOTICE November 30, 2020 ris, Sendelbach. Nays – 0. Kristen Carroll, Julie Dokkestul, member. Motion Carried. 19.85 (1) (c) to discuss support — ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS — NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Mayor Jeff Hauser, presid- Council member Sendelbach and Byron Fields. Absent: Leah Discussion was had on the staff, quasi-administrative staff 2021 Curb and Gutter Replacement Project FOR A REZONING PERMIT ing. Present: House, Johnson, moved to approve the 2021 Gen- A.W. Johnson and Dan Koxlien. board member replacement pro- and administrative staff wages/ The Village of Ettrick is accepting bids for removal of existing TO REZONE TWO PARCELS FROM A-1 TO B-1 Juresh, Mathson, Morris, Send- eral Fund Budget. Council Mem- R Others present: Superintendent cess. compensation/performance re- curb on South Main St., and replacing it with curb and gutter from PT GOVT LOT 4 S OF HWY WAS PT 28-1384 & PT 28-1385 elbach. Others present: Adminis- ber Mathson seconded, and the Mike Beighley; HS Principal Eric Discussion was had on the views. Time: 7:01 p.m. approximately State Street to Judd Street. Proposals will be received and PT GOVT LOT 3 S OF HWY WAS PT 28-1384 & PT 28-1385, trator Slaby and Clerk/Treasurer motion carried on a voice vote as Young (remote); Middle School WASB virtual convention. Reconvene to Open Ses- at the office of the Village Clerk, 22864 N. Main St., P.O. Box 125, Village of Trempealeau County, WI Witte. follows: Ayes – House, Johnson, Principal/Improvement of In- Resignation of Board Member sion at 8:05 p.m. No action was Ettrick, WI 54627, until 3:00 p.m., on Tuesday, June 1, 2021. The PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that the Village Board, Village of The Budget Hearing was Juresh, Mathson, Morris, Send- struction Director Beth Lisowski, George Everson was accepted. taken. Village will provide a stockpile of sand/rock and also provide a truck Trempealeau, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, will hold a Public called to order at 6:00 p.m. No elbach. Nays – 0. Elementary Principal Damon Reorganization of Board Offi- Fields moved to adjourn. to haul the old curb concrete to the reclaim site. Hearing on June 3, 2021, at 7:00 p.m., in the Village of Trempealeau members of the public were Council member Mathson Lisowski, Financial Manager cers due to member resignation Dokkestul seconded. Aye – All Approximate quantities for the major items of work are: Community Center, 24455 3rd Street, Trempealeau, allowing the present to speak on the 2021 moved to approve the 2021 TID Vicki Hagberg; and Peggy Ever- was held. Members. Motion carried. Time CURB REMOVAL ...... Approx. 1,450 LF public an opportunity to comment on an application by Dean Olson Budget Proposal. The hearing #2 Budget. Council Member 2 son and other members of the Jason Molis will relive the po- 8:05 p.m. CONSTRUCTION OF CURB for a request for rezoning parcel of land located at PT GOVT LOT 4 was closed at 6:01 p.m. House seconded, and the mo- community. sition vacated of Mr. Everson as WNAXLP & GUTTER REPLACEMENT ...... Approx. 1,500 LF S OF HWY WAS PT 28-1384 & PT 28-1385 and PT GOVT LOT 3 S The special council meeting tion carried on a voice vote as Carroll motioned to approve School Board President. Proposals and specifications may be obtained at the office of OF HWY WAS PT 28-1384 & PT 28-1385, Village of Trempealeau was then called to order. follows: Ayes – House, Johnson, vouchers. Dokkestul Seconded. Dokkestul nominated Byron 4 We Accept Credit Cards the Village Clerk, located at 22864 N. Main St., Ettrick, WI 54627, County, Wisconsin. Subsequent to the public hearing, the Village Committee member Morris Juresh, Mathson, Morris, Send- Aye – All Members. Motion car- Fields for the position of Vice Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. If Board will consider the adoption of the proposed ordinance moved to go into closed ses- elbach. Nays – 0. ried. Present of the School Board. For Trempealeau County you have any questions or wish to inspect the site, contact Courtney amendment: “Ordinance Amending the Official Zoning Map with a sion at 6:02 p.m., pursuant to Council member Juresh Administrative Reports were Carroll seconded the nomi- Times Subscriptions and Kotlarz at 608-484-0056. Village of Ettrick reserves the right to change in zoning from A-1 to B-1.” For more information regarding Wisconsin Statue 19.85(1)(c), moved to approve the 2021 TID given. nation of Byron Fields for the reject any or all bids. the application or the public hearing, please contact Roxroy Barrett “Considering employment, pro- #3 Budget. Council Member A. Remote Learning Program position of Vice Presents of the Classified Ad Orders Dated this 11th day of May, 2021 at 608-534-6434. motion, compensation and per- Sendelbach seconded, and the Handbooks/ structure if it be- School Board. /s/ Jane Jensen, Village Clerk Roxroy Barrett formance evaluation data of any motion carried on a voice vote as comes necessary. Village of Ettrick Board of Trustees Planning and Zoning Director public employee over which the follows: Ayes – House, Johnson, B. Winter activities update (Published May 19, 26, 2021) (Published May 19, 26, 2021) government body has jurisdic- Juresh, Mathson, Morris, Send- Molis motioned to approve WNAXLP WNAXLP tion or exercises responsibility”, elbach. Nays – 0. the following items of the Motion to discuss/consider 2021 wages Council member Johnson Calendar: and benefits. Committee Mem- moved to approve the 2021 De- A. Approve minutes of October ber Sendelbach seconded, and velopment Fund Budget. Council 19, 2020, Regular Meeting PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE the motion carried on a roll call Member Juresh seconded, and 2 B. Approve minutes of Octo- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING vote as follows: Ayes – House, the motion carried on a voice ber 19, 2020, Executive Meeting PLAN COMMISSION PLAN COMMISSION Johnson, Juresh, Mathson, Mor- vote as follows: Ayes – House, C. Approve minutes of Octo- City of Blair, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin City of Blair, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin ris, Sendelbach. Nays – 0. Johnson, Juresh, Mathson, Mor- ber 19, 2020 Annual Meeting Monday, June 7, 2021, 6:15 p.m. Monday, June 7, 2021, 6:15 p.m. Upon unanimous consent, ris, Sendelbach. Nays – 0. D. Approve extracurricular and PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the City of Blair Plan PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the City of Blair Plan the Committee returned to open On motion by Council Member Commission will hold two Public Hearings regarding two rezoning Commission will hold two Public Hearings regarding two rezoning session at 6:25 p.m. Sendelbach and seconded by requests for the following applications. requests for the following applications. Council member Sendelbach Mathson, the Council moved to • 101 W. Broadway Street (Tax Parcel # 206-00219-0000), from • 101 W. Broadway Street (Tax Parcel # 206-00219-0000), from moved to approve the 2021 adjourn at 6:52 p.m. For more local Public and Semi-Public Zoning to B-1 Downtown Commercial Zoning Public and Semi-Public Zoning to B-1 Downtown Commercial Zoning Electric Utility Budget. Council The foregoing reports, resolu- for the purpose of businesses uses permitted in B-1, on Monday, for the purpose of businesses uses permitted in B-1, on Monday, member House seconded, and tions, motions, ordinances, etc. June 7, 2021, at 6:15 p.m. June 7, 2021, at 6:15 p.m. the motion carried on a voice contained in this are herewith government • 1102 E. Broadway Street (Tax Parcel # 206-00532-0021), from • 1102 E. Broadway Street (Tax Parcel # 206-00532-0021), from vote as follows: Ayes – House, approved by the undersigned. Industrial Zoning to Public and Semi-Public Zoning for the purposes Industrial Zoning to Public and Semi-Public Zoning for the purposes Johnson, Juresh, Mathson, Mor- Jeff Hauser, Mayor — your right to know — of municipal uses including a Town Hall, on Monday, June 7, 2021, of municipal uses including a Town Hall, on Monday, June 7, 2021, ris, Sendelbach. Nays – 0. These minutes are the true news, turn at 6:25 p.m., or immediately following the previous hearing. at 6:25 p.m., or immediately following the previous hearing. Council member Johnson and correct original and consist The public hearing will occur in-person at the Blair/Preston The public hearing will occur in-person at the Blair/Preston moved to approve the 2021 Wa- of two pages. Community Center, 103 E. Broadway Street, Blair, WI 54616. Full Community Center, 103 E. Broadway Street, Blair, WI 54616. Full ter Utility Budget. Council mem- Karen Witte to the… PUBLIC NOTICES text content of this request may be viewed at the City Clerk’s Office, text content of this request may be viewed at the City Clerk’s Office, ber House seconded, and the City Clerk/Treasurer 122 South Urberg Avenue, Blair, Wisconsin. At the Public Hearing, 122 South Urberg Avenue, Blair, Wisconsin. At the Public Hearing, motion carried on a voice vote as WNAXLP all interested parties will be afforded a reasonable opportunity to all interested parties will be afforded a reasonable opportunity to follows: Ayes – House, Johnson, Public notices from the Trempealeau County express their views on the proposed rezoning. express their views on the proposed rezoning. Juresh, Mathson, Morris, Send- CITY OF BLAIR CITY OF BLAIR elbach. Nays – 0. Times can be viewed for up to 90 days at: Susan Frederixon, Clerk/Treasurer Susan Frederixon, Clerk/Treasurer Council member Juresh Dated: May 7, 2021. Dated: May 7, 2021. moved to approve the 2021 Our offi ce will be closed Mon., May 31. www.wisconsinpublicnotices.org (Published May 12, 19, 2021) (Published May 12, 19, 2021) Sewer Utility Budget. Council WNAXLP WNAXLP Member House seconded, and subscribe today! Page 22 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, May 19, 2021 Wednesday,Wednesday, May May 19, 19, 2021 2021 TrempealeauTrempealeau County County Times Times PagePage 23 19 AFFORDABLE 2BR IN FOR RENT: Office or busi- LEGAL NOTICES GALESVILLE. For those ness space, high traffic area NOW RENTING! NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING These emergency procedures Management at 715-538-1916. hearing. If you are unable to ing live streamed on the Trem- If you are unable to attend 62+ or disabled of any age. in BRF. First 3 months free, 1-BR apts. in Dodge. Laundry facilities, com- utilities included. 608-864- LAND USE CHANGE/REZONE are in compliance with recom- Sincerely, attend and have any ques- pealeau County website (www. and desire to submit a written Vouchers accepted. ––––––––––––––––––––––––– mendations from the Wisconsin Virginette Gamroth tions, please call Mark Carlson co.trempealeau.wi.us) and on comment, please send your munity room, great location! 0624. There will be a Public Hear- Department of Justice/Attorney Service Specialist with the Department of Land TCCTV as able. A recording of written comments to Depart- Call 608-582-2722. Equal 1 BR APTS NOW RENT- Electric & water ing before the Trempealeau General’s office and will remain (Published May 12, 19, 2021) Management at 715-538-1919, the meeting will also be on the ment of Land Management, P.O. Ad deadline is Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. To place an ad: call 715-538-4765, opportunity provider and ING! Dodge, Wisconsin. included, pets OK. County Environment and Land in effect until further notice dur- WNAXLP or email at mark.carlson@ County’s website after the meet- Box 67, Whitehall, WI 54773, employer. Equal Housing Use Committee on Wednesday, ing this pandemic. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING co.trempealeau.wi.us. ing has concluded. or email to virg.gamroth@ fax 715-538-4540 or email [email protected]. Vouchers accepted, electric $736/mo. High-speed Opportunity. & water included, pets OK, June 2, 2021, at 9:00 a.m., in Trempealeau County invites LAND USE CHANGE/REZONE If you are unable to attend These emergency procedures co.trempealeau.wi.us. 36435 Main Street · P.O. Box 95 · Whitehall, WI 54773 internet available for an the County Board Room of the you to join this meeting as fol- ––––––––––––––––––––––––– and desire to submit a written are in compliance with recom- Please know that written com- FOR RENT in Whitehall $736/mo. High-speed inter- Courthouse, 36245 Main St., lows: To provide public com- There will be a Public Hear- comment, please send your mendations from the Wisconsin ments will be read at the public June 1: very nice 2-bed- net available for extra cost. additional cost. Whitehall, Wisconsin. ment on these hearings please ing before the Trempealeau written comment to Department Department of Justice/Attorney hearing up to 250 words. All writ- Call Brad, 608-330-3626. PURPOSE: Land Use call 715-538-1770. County Environment and Land of Land Management, P.O. General’s office and will remain ten comments must include the room apartment. Stove & Call Brad, Change/Rezone from Exclusive Your attendance and com- Use Committee on Wednesday, Box 67, Whitehall, WI 54773, in effect until further notice dur- name and address of its author fridge included, we pay wa- 608-330-3626 Ag (EA) to Primary Ag (PA) on ments are encouraged at this June 2, 2021, at 9:05 a.m., in or email to mark.carlson@ ing this pandemic. and request that the letter be T R E M P E A L E A U NFO LIVESTOCK ANGUS BULLS: Yearling ter/sewer. $610/month plus approximately 5 acres more or hearing. If you are unable to at- the County Board Room of the co.trempealeau.wi.us. Trempealeau County invites read at a particular meeting date. COUNTY Humane Society & 2 year olds, breeding security deposit. No pets. less to create a residential lot. tend and have any questions, Courthouse, 36245 Main St., Please know that written com- you to join this meeting as fol- Any special interest groups or hours are by appointment CENTER soundness exam. Tschanz Call 608-323-2004 after WHITEHALL LOCATION: Located in the please call Virginette Gamroth Whitehall, Wisconsin. ments will be read at the public lows: To provide public com- expert witnesses will be allowed o n l y . 6 0 8 - 5 2 5 - 2 3 0 0 , Hwy. 93/121; 3 mi. N. of Independence Farms, Hwy. 53, Blair. 715- 5pm or leave a message. 2-Bdrm ranch-style For Sale SW ¼ of the SW ¼ of Section 1, with the Department of Land PURPOSE: Land Use hearing up to 250 words. All writ- ment on these hearings please 20 minutes to give a presenta- w w w . t c h p e t s . o r g COWS • BULLS • FAT CATTLE 538-3123. T23N,R7W in the Town of Hale; Management at 715-538-1916, Change/Rezone from Transition- ten comments must include the call 715-538-1770. tion and must register at least FEEDER CATTLE • HOGS IN INDEPENDENCE: 1- apartment w/garage. Parcel #018001620000. or email at al Agriculture (TA) to Commer- name and address of its author Your attendance and com- one week prior to the meeting 1970 JOHN DEERE 4020 FOR SALE or rent-to-own. virg.gamroth@ Bedroom downstairs apart- Appliances, hook-ups, Portable buildings, storage Hearing requested by Jerome co.trempealeau.wi.us. cial (C ) on approximately 1 acre and the request that the letter ments are encouraged at this date by calling Virginette Gam- WE TAKE COWS & BULLS diesel turbo, completely ment, available June 1, wa- M. and Mary C. Mattison, Osseo, If you are unable to attend more or less for storage units. be read at a particular meeting hearing. If you are unable to at- roth of the Department of Land Farm TUES. & WED., overhauled out of block, central air/heat. 12-mo. sheds, garages, play houses, Wis., Landowner/Petitioners. and desire to submit a written LOCATION: Located in part of date. Any special interest groups tend and have any questions, Management at 715-538-1916. ter & sewer included. Call animal shelters. Engineered 8am-2pm cost $10,480. Nice tractor. 715-985-3042. lease, deposit. No pets Please be advised that due comment, please send your the NE ¼ of the NW ¼ of Sec- or expert witnesses will be al- please call Virginette Gamroth Sincerely, FREE-RANGE EGG PRO- Others as arranged Robert Sobieck, 608-323- for Wisconsin snow loads. to the COVID-19 pandemic and written comment to Department tion 30, T22N, R8W in the Town lowed 20 minutes to give a pre- with the Department of Land Virginette Gamroth DUCER: National free- or smokers. Credit and Free delivery. Cobblestone based on recommendations for of Land Management, P.O. of Lincoln; Parcel #020-00570- sentation and must register at Management at 715-538-1916, Service Specialist Call Bernard at 3542. ROOM TO RENT for one range egg company is male in Whitehall. All utilit- background checks with Cottage, Hixton, 715-963- safe practices, such as social Box 67, Whitehall, WI 54773, 0000. least one week prior to the meet- or email at virg.gamroth@ (Published May 12, 19, 2021) 715-985-2345 distancing, by various agencies, or email to virg.gamroth@ Hearing requested by Scott ing date by calling Mark Carlson co.trempealeau.wi.us. WNAXLP adding egg producers in ies included. Cable avail- application. 4438. this meeting may be conducted co.trempealeau.wi.us. G. & Virginette M. Gamroth, In- of the Department of Land Man- Midwest Wisconsin. Can or 515-450-8022 Garage Sale able. Call 715-797-0159 or BURN BARRELS and silo as a virtual meeting. To ensure Please know that written com- dependence, Wis., Landowner/ agement at 715-538-1919. finance with 10% down. Ex- 715-530-2181. 608-781-7531 staves, plastic barrels & public access to government ments will be read at the public Petitioners. Sincerely, cellent return on investment. Listen to “Cowtown” NFO Market Report ESTATE SALE: Laverne functions, to the greatest ex- hearing up to 250 words. All writ- Please be advised that due PUBLIC NOTICE every Fri. at 12:15pm on WHTL 102.3 FM metal storage barrels, 55 gal. Mark Carlson Call John Brunnquell at Sura, N31952 State Road 715-963-4438. tent possible under the circum- ten comments must include the to the COVID-19 pandemic and Zoning & Sanitary Specialist APPLICATION FOR RETAIL 414-704-1344. WE NEED FEEDERS! 93, Arcadia. Fri.-Sat., 5/28 stances, the public is welcome name and address of its author based on recommendations for (Published May 12, 19, 2021) B & B LICENSES to “attend” this meeting by and the request that the letter be safe practices, such as social WNAXLP The undersigned have made applications for Retail Class B and & 5/29, 8am-5pm; Sun., Parkview Apartments viewing the meeting as it is be- read at a particular meeting date. distancing, by various agencies, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING B Licenses to sell Fermented Malt Beverages and Intoxicating 5/30, 8am-1pm. Lots of has a Misc. ing live streamed on the Trem- Any special interest groups or this meeting may be conducted LAND USE CHANGE/REZONE Liquors at the premises listed below in the City of Blair, County household, tools, lawn- TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT pealeau County website ( expert witnesses will be allowed as a virtual meeting. To ensure ––––––––––––––––––––––––– of Trempealeau, Wisconsin, from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022, WHY RENT storage when www. CALL FOR GREAT DEALS ON mower, tiller, furniture, etc. available now for anyone 62 years or older co.trempealeau.wi.us) and on 20 minutes to give a presenta- public access to government There will be a Public Hear- unless sooner revoked. HUGE THRIFT SALE! you could rent-to-own a TCCTV as able. A recording of tion and must register at least functions, to the greatest ex- ing before the Trempealeau Nathan D. Dahl and/or has a physical disability NEW INSTOCK SPREADERS! Wed., 5/19, 9am-7pm; building on your property. the meeting will also be on the one week prior to the meeting tent possible under the circum- County Environment and Land d/b/a Bullpen Sports Bar Low as $96 per month. No County’s website after the meet- date by calling Virginette Gam- stances, the public is welcome Use Committee on Wednesday, 106 N Gilbert St., Blair, WI 54616 Knight 3050 Reel Mixer...... Thurs.-Fri., 5/20-21, 9am- All utilities and appliances included, interior mail access, laundry $14,000 credit check, quality old ing has concluded. roth of the Department of Land to “attend” this meeting by June 2, 2021, at 9:10 a.m., in ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 5pm, 606A W. Sylfest St., room, community room and a service coordinator. viewing the meeting as it is be- the County Board Room of the John P. Kauss hickory buildings. Cobble- W.H. Lien, Inc. Blair. Adult clothing, assor- Rent is only 30% of adjusted income. ing live streamed on the Trem- Courthouse, 36245 Main St., d/b/a Farmers Escape, LLC Rt. 2, Hixton, WI • PH: (715) 963-4211 ted sizes, mostly brand stone Cottage, Hixton 715- pealeau County website (www. Whitehall, Wisconsin. 228 W Broadway St., Blair, WI 54616 names. Purses, shoes, misc. For more information call Sara 963-4438. NOTICE OF BID co.trempealeau.wi.us) and on PURPOSE: Land Use ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Sales & Service Of New ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS TCCTV as able. A recording of Change/Rezone from Rural David A. Donnelly & Used Farm Machinery Everything must go. at 1-888-393-3282. CITY OF ARCADIA the meeting will also be on the Residential (RR) to Commercial d/b/a The Barnyard Tavern W21095 TURKEY Trot Equal housing opportunity Services Trempealeau County, Wisconsin County’s website after the meet- (C ) on approximately 3 acre mo- 212 W Broadway St., Blair, WI 54616 Lane, Galesville. Saturday, “Ditch Witch” Ditch Digger ing has concluded. res or less for storage units and ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the City of Arcadia is accepting These emergency procedures Residential-20 (R-20) on the re- Jeremy D. Tranberg May 22, 7am-3pm. 4-pc. I CUSTOM build industri- Sealed Bids for a used, mid 1970s Ditch Witch, Model R65. are in compliance with recom- maining 8.20 acres more or less. d/b/a Blair Haus Sports Bar & Grill, LLC white kitchen appliances, al computers, looking? Give SPECIFICATIONS INCLUDE: Wisconsin 4-cylinder engine, 4-wheel mendations from the Wisconsin LOCATION: Located in that 107-109 W. Broadway St., Blair, WI 54616 AMERICAN MADE dining table & chairs, 72" me a call, 715-538-2397. drive, 4-way blade and floatation tires. The Ditch Witch is sold “as is”. Department of Justice/Attorney part of the SE ¼ of the SE ¼ The above petition will be acted upon by the City Council on June vanity top, light fixtures, Housing Available Now! Please submit bids to: City of Arcadia, “Ditch Witch Bids”, 945 General’s office and will remain of Section 17, T20N, R7W lying 7, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers. large dog kennel, mens, wo- S. Dettloff Ave., Arcadia, WI 54612. Bids are due to City Hall on in effect until further notice dur- south of County Road C in the Susan K. Frederixon men's & girls clothing, hunt- • Income-Based Rent • 1 & 2 Bedrooms Tuesday, June 1, 2021, by 4:00 p.m. The Utility Commission will ing this pandemic. Town of Ettrick; Parcel #014- Clerk-Deputy Treasurer “The Best-Built Tedder ing, home decor, misc. Te s k e consider bid awards at the June 2, 2021, meeting. Please contact Trempealeau County invites 00734-0015. APPLICATION FOR RETAIL at the Best Price!” • Some Handicapped • On-Site Laundry Tim Putz at 608-863-0787 if you have any questions. The City of you to join this meeting as fol- Hearing requested by Marissa A AND A LICENSES MULTI-FAMILY Garage Accessible • Maintenance Provided Automotive LLC Arcadia reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. lows: To provide public com- Howe, Ettrick, Wis., Landowner/ The undersigned have made applications for Retail Class A and Hay Tedders & Bake Sale Friday, May Tim Putz, Arcadia Electric Utility Superintendent ment on these hearings please Petitioners. A Licenses to sell Fermented Malt Beverages and Intoxicating 21, 8:30am-5pm; Saturday, • Some Utilities Included • Pets Allowed with N19862 Cty. Road J. City of Arcadia call 715-538-1770. Please be advised that due Liquors at the premises listed below in the City of Blair, County May 22, 8am-3pm. N32868 • Community Rooms Restrictions Dodge, WI • 608-539-5006 (Published May 19, 2021) Your attendance and com- to the COVID-19 pandemic and of Trempealeau, Wisconsin, from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022, N WNAXLP ments are encouraged at this based on recommendations for unless sooner revoked. ft to 3 ft de Schansberg Rd., Blair. safe practices, such as social Kwik Trip Inc. Double hickory rocker, Call the Housing Authority of Trempealeau County distancing, by various agencies, Holly R. Hilgart, Agent y 3 outh tt c household items, a little bit at 715-538-2274 for application or go online to this meeting may be conducted 511 W 4th St., Blair, WI 54616 of everything. Some free GUNSMITHING PUBLIC NOTICE as a virtual meeting. To ensure ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– www.tremphousing.com to print one. 715-821-8310 items after 12pm on Sat- Hot Bluing, Parkerizing, NOTICE OF THE BOARD OF REVIEW public access to government J & S Sales of Chippewa Falls, LLC urday. functions, to the greatest ex- d/b/a Express Mart www.clatterstractors.com Stock Refinishing, FOR THE CITY OF WHITEHALL Handicap/ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Board of Review for the City of Whitehall, Trempealeau tent possible under the circum- Beth Willers, Agent Western Wisconsin’s ONLY Pequea® Dealer. GARAGE SALE: May 20, disabled Customizing, Repair Work County, shall meet on June 3, 2021, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., at the Depot, 36295 Main Street, stances, the public is welcome 126 Spring St., Blair, WI 54616 21, 22, 8am-5pm, 812 Pahl regardless of age Whitehall, Wisconsin. to “attend” this meeting by ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– St., Arcadia. Plus size brand AL’S GUN REPAIR PLEASE BE ADVISED of the following requirements to appear before the Board of Review and viewing the meeting as it is be- Dolgencorp, LLC name tops and jeans, some N35661 County Road S procedural requirements if appearing before the board: d/b/a Dollar General Store 11052 “This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.” After the first meeting of the Board of Review and before the board’s final adjournment, no person who Bradley Schjoth, Agent new. Men's clothing, regu- Whitehall, WI 54773 is scheduled to appear before the Board of Review may contact, or provide information to a member 314 W Broadway St., Blair, WI 54616 lar size women's; Christmas, 1-1/2 miles from Coral City Trempealeau The above petitions will be acted upon by the City Council on June Easter & Halloween decora- of the Board of Review about the person’s objection, except at a session of the Board of Review. Open This eld is treated book shall occur no less than seven (7) days prior to the Board of Review. 7, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers. with AgriTec liquid tions; small household appli- County Times Susan K. Frederixon The Board of Review may not hear an objection to the amount or valuation of property unless, at least Your Source Local fertilizers/soil ances, glider rocker, pull COMMERCIAL/RETAIL 48 hours before the Board of Review’s first scheduled meeting, the objector provides to the Clerk of the Clerk-Deputy Treasurer treatments. cart, perennials, misc. Board of Review, written or oral notice of an intent to file an objection, except that upon a showing of Government News (Published May 19, 2021) good cause and the submission of a written objection, the Board of Review shall waive that requirement WNAXLP We have GARAGE SALE: Clothing: SPACE FOR RENT during the first two (2) hours of the Board of Review’s first scheduled meeting, and the Board of Review women's (large to plus size), your liming T&D may waive that requirement up to the end of the session, with proof of extraordinary circumstances for men's; sheets, blankets, rugs, failure to meet the 48-hour notice requirement and failure to appear before the Board of Review during need and IN MOUNT HOREB NOTICE OF BID fertilizer furniture, mattress, filing the first two (2) hours of the first scheduled meeting. cabinet, antiques, jewelry, Objections to the amount or valuation of property shall first be made in writing and filed with the Board OFFICIAL NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS program! r of Review Clerk within the first two (2) hours of the Board of Review’s first scheduled meeting, except LAKES DISTRICT SEWER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS knick knacks, dishes, pots & that, upon evidence of extraordinary circumstances, the Board of Review may waive that requirement up TREMPEALEAU, WISCONSIN pans, tire changer, old doors to the end of the final session. The Board of Review may require objections to the amount or valuation The Village of Trempealeau, Wisconsin, will receive Sealed Bids for the construction of the following Bio-liquid calcium is cheaper & faster acting than Ag Lime and windows, tile cutter, GREAT r oor of property to be submitted on forms approved by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, and the Board items up until 2:00 p.m., Thursday, June 17, 2021, at the Village Hall, 24455 Third St., Trempealeau, yard decor, flower pots and BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! of Review shall require that any forms include stated valuations of the property in question. Persons WI 54661, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. i e e ld a d s e e si e ay raise more. Thurs., May 20 & r or who own land and improvements to that land may object to the aggregate valuation of that land and MAJOR BID ITEMS Fri., May 21, 10am-5pm. r improvements to that land, but no person who owns land and improvements to that land may object only Pressure Sewer System Improvements Call ary 800- 72- 02 r 7 - 33-0 74. to the valuation of that land or only to the valuation of improvements to that land. No person may be Replacement of 30 simplex grinder pump stations 36175 Osseo Rd., Independ- r ence. allowed in any action or proceedings to question the amount or valuation of property unless the written Replacement of 3 duplex grinder pump stations objection has been filed and that person has in good faith presented evidence to the Board of Review in Bidding Documents are on file with the Village Clerk, Village of Trempealeau, Wisconsin. Bidding Doc- M U L T I P L E T H R I F T support of the objections and made full disclosure before the Board of Review, under oath, of all of that uments are available at Project Bidding on http://www.davyengineering.com/. You may download the SALES Winsand Drive, Pi- person’s property liable to assessment in the district and the value of that property. The requirement that complete set of digital bidding documents for $30.00 by entering #7820347 as the Project Number. Hard F S MA S objections be in writing may be waived by express action of the board. copy Bidding Documents may also be obtained from Davy Engineering Co., Consulting Engineers, 115 geon Falls. Thurs.-Sat., May When appearing before the board, the objecting person shall specify, in writing, the person’s estimate 6th St. S., La Crosse, WI 54601; Phone: 608-782-3130, upon receipt of a nonrefundable $80.00 per set. 20-22. of the value of the land and of the improvements that are the subject of the person’s objection and The Village of Trempealeau, Wisconsin, reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any infor- specify the information that the person used to arrive at that estimate. mality in bidding, and to accept the bid most advantageous to the Village. No bid shall be withdrawn after No person may appear before the Board of Review, testify to the Board of Review by telephone or the opening of bids without the consent of the Village for a period of sixty (60) days after the scheduled object to a valuation if that valuation was made by the Assessor or the Objector using the income method time of closing bids. Rental • Available after 6/1/21 of valuation, unless the person supplies the Assessor with all of the information about income and A certified check payable to the Village of Trempealeau or bid bond executed by the bidder and a expenses that the assessor requests, as specified in the Assessor’s Manual under Wisconsin Statute licensed surety company in an amount equal to at least 5% of the maximum bid shall accompany each GREAT ARCADIA Loca- • Total sq. ft. is 3,366 73.03(2a). The City of Whitehall has an ordinance for the confidentiality of information about income and bid as a guarantee that if the bid is accepted, the bidder will execute and file the proposed contract and tion! 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms • Currently built out for a Church, built out in 2013 expenses that is provided to the Assessor under this paragraph that provides exceptions for persons bonds within ten (10) days after the award of the contract. COLLECTING CATTLE w/rent based on 30% of in- • Also NEW in 2013: Electrical service, HVAC, using information in the discharge of duties imposed by law or the duties of their officer or by order The successful bidder will be required to conform to the wage requirements prescribed by the federal come! Private entrance, water, and mechanicals of a court. The information that is provided under this paragraph, unless a court determines that it is Davis-Bacon and Related Acts which requires that all laborers and mechanics employed by contractors MISCH inaccurate, is not subject to the right of inspection and copying under Wisconsin Statute 19.35(1). and sub-contractors performing on contracts funded in whole or in part with federal funds in excess of Tuesdays: 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. laundry on-site and off- • Includes 2 ADA accessible restrooms, plus a The Board of Review shall hear upon oath, by telephone, all ill or disabled persons who present to the $2,000 pay their laborers and mechanics not less than the prevailing wage rates and fringe benefits, as street parking. Call 608-323- small kitchen area Board of Review a letter from a physician, surgeon, or osteopath that confirms their illness or disability. determined by the Secretary of Labor, for corresponding classes of laborers and mechanics employed Thursdays: 8:00 a.m. to Noon 2198! Equal Opportunity • Current build out includes 2 office areas (8x12 & DIRT No other persons may testify by telephone unless the Board of Review, in its discretion, has determined on similar projects in the area. Provider and employer. 8x8), 2 storage/meeting areas (both 13x14) to grant a property owner’s or their representative’s request to testify under oath by telephone or written The Village of Trempealeau encourages DBE’s, including MBE’s and WBE’s, to submit bid proposals. COLLECTING ORGANIC SLAUGHTER COWS/BULLS Equal Housing Opportunity WORK LLC statement. The use of American Iron and Steel (UAIS) requirements are applicable to this project. • Located on one of the busiest traffic areas in nd th No person may appear before the Board of Review, testify to the Board of Review by telephone, or Bidders are to fill out Bidder’s Qualification forms furnished with the Bidding Documents. Forms are to Mount Horeb 2 & 4 Tuesday of each month FOR RENT: 2-bedroom Excavation • Landscaping contest the amount of any assessment unless, at least 48 hours before the first meeting of the Board be submitted separate from bids for review at bid opening. • Easy right turn into lot if eastbound, dedicated Dump Truck Service of Review, or at least 48 hours before the objection is heard if the objection is allowed under Wisconsin Published by the authority of the Village Board, Village of Trempealeau, Wisconsin. trailer, 2-car garage, deck, turn lane if westbound Statute 70.47(3)(a), that person provides notice to the Clerk of the Board of Review as to whether the Kurt Wood, Village President Call us for an on-the-farm visit! big yard, country setting ap- Fully Insured person will ask for the removal of a member of the Board of Review and, if so, which member, and Kathy Peterson, Village Clerk Cell: 507-458-6170 • Office: 608-323-7795 prox. 7 miles south of Arca- • At the front door parking provides a reasonable estimate of the length of time the hearing will take. DAVY ENGINEERING CO. dia. Available June 1. Karen Witte, Clerk/Treasurer CONSULTING ENGINEERS For more information, contact Joe Misch City of Whitehall LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN Also buying walking cows on the farm. $500/mo. rent; security & (Published May 19, 26, 2021) (Published May 12, 19, 2021) references needed. Call/text Mark Johnson, [email protected] 608-864-0383 WNAXLP WNAXLP Phone: 507-523-2112 608-386-9885. PagePage 20 24 Page 20 TrempealeauTrempealeau County CountyTrempealeau Times Times County Times Wednesday,Wednesday, May May 19,Wednesday, 19, 2021 2021 May 19, 2021Wednesday,Wednesday, May May 19, 19, 2021 2021 TrempealeauTrempealeau County County Times Times PagePage 25 21 WANTED: HUNTING Real state ction Hardware lease for Deer Bow & Gun Wanted & Building seasons. Possible long term. 3 responsible hunters that JAOUCHTNIONMEERA, LRLCG Headquarters! practice QDM. 920 450- now buying For All Your Concrete Needs 715-284-4684 • Lumber • Paints 3778. 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Position is to administer planning and zoning needs for • Full-Time Position; 8AM–5PM LisowskiLawnCare Trempealeau County. Wage range: $21.11 – $28.79/hr., • A High School Diploma or Lawn Mowing • Tree Trimming Call for FREE OPPORTUNITY AWAITS! Converted from a certified day care facility with some EXTENSIVE remodeling, this Gorgeous 3,220sf commercial bldg. DOQ plus bene ts. For details, visit www.co.trempealeau. equivalency is required. now has a Spacious reception area; Multiple office spaces; Private AND updated, handicap public bathrooms; Kitchen area; Storage up & down- wi.us or contact Human Resources at 715-538-2311, ext. Brush Clean-Up • Snow Plowing Estimates! stairs; Nat. gas heat & CA. Located just off Hwys 53/121 w/street & rear lot parking. Let the current lease make the pmts.! • 1-year experience in customer service Contact Jacob Lallemont @608.863.3928 for a tour & give this attractive building some serious consideration! $275,000 (MLS #1548855) Josh Baecker 224. 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For details, visit . o.tre pealeau. i.us or contact passionate Childcare Teachers who have experience a a pa p LI Human Resources at 715-538-2311, ext. 224. caring for the growth and development of children a a eat in est ent o o t nit L ac es of fa an a o i ate ac es ...... EOE/AA ages two to three years. Accepting applications for mp p a a ti a e a ee T M E the 2021-2022 school year. $13.00-$15.00/hr., a m a m a with this nit a a t ent i in Qualifica- p cent a ocate in hiteha Scaled on the Landing full-time position will include benefits. a in o e t on tions: caring, compassionate and positive attitude, 608-484-0294 • 608-484-0295 eat sta te ho e ocate a ea en oa with ac es of woo s an a on his e oo or Delivered to Our Yard 3+ years of childcare experience or childcare experi- Email: [email protected] in ai with newe win ows si in an ence as part of Early Childhood Education Degree oof his ho e feat es ain f oo ath ho e is nest e in the t ees i in with one e oo on secon f oo ai chi Top Prices Paid Promptly (Associate or Bachelors), CPR and First Ad certifi- ai cations, valid driver’s license, Level 7 Star Certifi- I L cate (or ability to obtain). L te te te e oo ocate on w c ose abe 36222 Main St., Whitehall • 715-538-2631 an f aths itchen is ate an to inte state this we aintaine For more information, current job description & a ot of new an newe thin s ai office i in is ea fo o 715-533-0086 Seeking to fill Bookkeeping Position with light administrative application, please contact Saints Peter & Paul siness to o e into sseo duties included. Bookkeeping experience strongly preferred. Jeff Catholic School office, Amanda Gierok at 715- ea tif i ate settin on 715-533-3002 Year-round position with flexible schedule; 30+ hrs/week 985-3719 or email [email protected]. a es his o t oo ans a a ise i h ofi e t affic siness during summer/non-tax season; 40+ hrs/week during tax inc es a e ath o ho e Apply on or before noon, Sat., June 19, 2021. Job on the co ne of an le season. Apply by mail at: P.O. 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Independence T Saints Peter and Paul Catholic School is hiring a Children’s Center T Local Non Emergency Transportation 35788 Chestnut Street an eso ces ene alist teaching principal for the 2021-2022 school year. Company needs good drivers to Transport Independence Is looking for a Production Supervisor. Qualifications: Master’s Degree with courses in clients to and from Medical Appointments. 715-985-3726 ull i e osition to carr out a ariet of functions inclu ing This position is part of a team responsible for school administration, certified or certifiable in Must have a clean driving record, and pass managing production and employees efficiently. enefi t a inistration recruit ent orkers co pensation This position works with sales and company staff administration by the State of Wisconsin, working drug screening to be hired. We Are Hosting JACKSON COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE an orientation. tarting annual salar knowledge of current church documents related to CURRENT OPENINGS to develop production schedule, communicate it to Please Contact us at plus enefi ts. or etails isit www.co.trempealeau. production employees and ensure it is completed catholic school, teach 3 hours a day. Salary or wages www.pinecreektrans.com OPEN INTERVIEWS Corrections Sergeant: This is a full-time position that wi.us or contact u an esources at e t. . on time. are negotiable. Click on Join Our Team today. performs supervisory work to direct and monitor the daily Tues., May 25, 10AM–2PM and 4PM–6PM operational activities in the Corrections Division; provides A a n dead ne ., May 21, 2021...... Requirements: Milling degree or 5-10 years For more information and current job description, supervision to assigned staff; ensures that responsibilities for progressive plant production experience. Excellent We are looking to fill a couple of teaching positions. compliance with all legal requirements are met; communicates please contact Saints Peter & Paul Catholic School NEW STARTING WAGES & BENEFITS to offer. necessary information to appropriate staff and assists the Jail communication, organization, leadership, and office, Amanda Gierok at 715-985-3719 or email Commi ed to Caring Administrator in division responsibilities. GREENLEAF TRUCKING people skills. Ability to adapt, reason and execute [email protected]. production plans within established quality and since 1898. Limited Term Corrections Officer: We are accepting appli- & TRANSPORT safety standards. Numerical and critical thinking Apply on or before noon, Friday, May 21, 2021. cations to establish an eligibility list to fill current limited-term and future full-time Corrections Officer positions. This posi- in Taylor WI, has an immediate skills. Mechanical ability to trouble shoot Job posted on We Can, Handshake and Diocese of Join the tion is responsible for guarding inmates in the penal institution opening for a dependable CDL drivers. equipment. Computer experience in Microsoft La Crosse website. in accordance with established policies, regulations, and pro- Office and inventory/warehouse system. Ability to At Greenleaf We Offer: Legacy! Production workers needed for 2nd & 3rd shift. cedures. This is a non- sworn position without arrest powers. work independently and as part of a team with a Be a part of a team to provide our customers • Excellent Starting Pay (based on experience) diverse group of people. Certifi ed Nursing Assistants For more details and to apply, visit our Career Opportunities • Paid Vacation superior quality oatmeal. page at www.co.jackson.wi.us. Deadlines will remain open La Crosse Milling processes grain products for the ursi g o e ehavioral ealth • Accident, Life, Vision, and Dental Insurance Help Wanted: Program Assistant Position includes filling product bags, stacking on until filled. • Simple IRA w/ Company Match food industry. We offer a competitive wage and a Personal Care Workers friendly work environment. Letters of application The Housing Authority of Trempealeau County is pallets and using a forklift to store product in the Jackson County Human Resources Department * Trucks typically work local daily and warehouse. Position requires standing for long periods 307 Main Street are home nightly 98%-100% of the time. and resume should be sent by May 20th to Human accepting applications for a full-time office position. CBRF Workers Black River Falls, WI 54615 Resources, La Crosse Milling Co., P. O. Box 86, of time and lifting 50# in a milling environment. Applicant should have a good driving record. Must be dependable, courteous, flexible, organized, hitehall rcadia igeo alls 715-284-0216 Cochrane, WI. La Crosse Milling Company is an willing to work with others, able to multi-task and be We offer a competitive wage and a friendly work www.co.jackson.wi.us We will train for and assist in getting CDLs. ull i e art i e pportu ities Jackson County is an EEO/AA/ADA Employer equal opportunity employer. detail-oriented. High-level of confidentiality and of- environment. Applications may be found on line at Please stop in our office or visit our website fice skills required. Bilingual would be a great asset For a complete list and to apply http://www.lacrossemilling.com/join-our-team/ or be to apply! www.greenleafoftaylorwi.com as would any website or HTML experience. Benefits visit www.tchcc.com picked up at La Crosse Milling Co., 105 Hwy 35, include: Health Insurance, paid vacation/sick, and TCHCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and complies with the Cochrane, WI. La Crosse Milling Company is an retirement through WRS. provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act. equal opportunity employer. a sse na as a es y a es e en es a e Applications may be requested from the Housing PRODUCTION & MAINTENANCE OPENINGS Authority of Trempealeau County, 715-538-2274. DSM is a global science based company active in health, nutrition and materials with over Applications must be returned no later than 4:30pm WANTED: OTR DRIVERS 25,000 employees worldwide. At our Arcadia facility, we provide a safe work environment, on May 31, 2021 by mail to: Housing Authority of with a continuous improvement mindset, to produce a spray dried product used worldwide Trempealeau County, P. O. Box 295, Whitehall, WI Full- or part-time going to fortify foods and dietary supplements with Omega 3 fatty acids. 54773 or by email: [email protected]. to west coast. Newer a y o p o p equipment, reefers. As a Production Assistant, you will add ingredients, control batches, assist in spray drying and package final products to ensure smooth production operation and safely produced “This institution is an equal Handicap/ Will consider DWI's I disabled quality finished products. Candidates must work a 12-hour night shift and every other opportunity employer.” regardless of age over 2 years old or call. at ’ N RSIN O ORT NITIES: weekend (the schedule is 4 days one week/3 days the next week). A high school Diploma 7 day turnaround. a reat ay to or GED is required, and food processing experience preferred. To start we offer $16 per “This job is covered under the requirement of Section 3 of the Call: 715-797-1075 egistere urse hour base pay plus $2 per hour shift differential for night shift. HUD Act of 1968” MA E E TRA MONE for the summer etention onus ight As a Maintenance E&I Technician, you will perform electric and instrument related maintenance equipment inspections; troubleshoot, plan, install and/or modify plant es 14 and u ; Starts middle o June or u to t ree eeks. ust e availa le on. etention equipment and related systems. Candidates must work an 8-hour day shift with overtime Sat., mornin ours only. ust rovide o n trans ortation and e sel motivated. onus ight expected. A vocational or Associate degree in Electromechanical/Industrial Maintenance or equivalent in experience and education with at least 1 year of experience required To apply, call: 715-538-4967 ertifi e ursing ssistant and GMP food environment experience preferred. Starting pay based on experience and a ight certifications ($19 to $29 range). Hwy. 121 (between Independence & Whitehall) We offer opportunities for advancement, a competitive wage and benefits package NON N RSIN O ORT NITIES: including health, dental, vision, disability, flexible spending accounts, 401(k) plan with an excellent company match, tuition reimbursement, paid holidays, paid vacation accrual ull i e ousekeeper a s starting with the first paycheck, potential for quarterly and annual bonus and more. ietar i e ook a Submit your application at: OPEN POSITIONS IN WHITEHALL: http://www.DSM.com 1st, 2nd & 3rd Shift Production Team Members $13.25 – $14/hr. DSM NA Is an Equal Opportunity and 2nd Shift Food Safety & uality Technician starting at $17/hr. .b jco .com Affirmative Action Employer. 3rd Shift Ingredient Handler $16/hr. a e ase o s ills e perie ce. 3rd Shift Maintenance Tech $18/hr. » All 2nd Shift Positions receive a shift differential of $1.00/hr. TREASURER/ DEPUTY CLERK POSITION SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER The Village of Trempealeau is seeking an enthusiastic, dynamic candidate to join our team » All 3rd Shift Positions receive a shift differential of $1.50/hr. CLINIC CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANT SCHOOL DISTRICT OF ARCADIA for a Full-Time Position as Treasurer/Deputy Clerk in the Clerk/Treasurer and Utilities Office. Full-time, afternoon shift, 72 hours per pay period, The Arcadia School District is accepting applications for a limited-term full-time School Social Worker This position is accountable to the President and the Village Board in the performance of the duties of benefited for the 2021-2022 school year. Under the direction of the Director of Pupil Services, the licensed School the office and serves at the pleasure of the Village Board. This position is responsible for compliance Social Worker or equivalent provides direct and indirect support services to students experiencing social, HOMECARE/HOSPICE HOME HEALTH AIDE with Federal rules, State of Wisconsin statutory responsibilities and Village Ordinances and Regulations emotional, and/or behavioral challenges that interfere with their performance in school. This is a 190-day Part-time, day shift, 56 hours per pay period, benefited associated with the position of Treasurer. contract per year, 1.0 FTE. Salary is negotiable based on experience. The Treasurer/Deputy Clerk must perform professional management level and related work in the overall HOMECARE/HOSPICE BILLER Requirements: Works collaboratively with families and other community agencies to provide a administration of Municipal and Utility finances. Job duties include the following, but not limited to: Part-time, day shift, 64 hours per pay period, benefited comprehensive system of care to meet the needs of a family. Assures the family is able to access services and appropriate follow-up is made. Serves as the district mental health coordinator overseeing grant invoicing, utility billing, payroll, bank reconciliations, journal entries, accounts payable, accounts receivable HOSPITALIST NURSE PRACTITIONER or goals. Provides case management services to students and families meeting on a regular basis to assess, and cash receipting. The Village Treasurer is also responsible for financial reporting, long-term financial PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT intervene and refer to school or community services as needed. planning, investment portfolios, the annual audit and works closely with Administration to prepare the Part-time, night shift, work 6 days on and have 12 days off, benefited Qualifications: Masters of Social Work or equivalent in a related field of study with State licensure. annual budget. This person will also act as the Village Clerk in that person’s absence. Knowledge about mental health, AODA, behavioral, academic assessments and interventions. Skilled in Applicants should possess excellent customer service and communication skills; be detail-oriented MED/SURG REGISTERED NURSE the assessment, treatment planning, and counseling of mental health conditions. Strong human rela- with excellent organizational skills and be a team player. Associates Degree in Accounting or equivalent Full-time, night shift, 72 hours per pay period, benefited tions and communication skills. Ability to build positive, trusting relationships with diverse individuals accounting/financial education, with two years municipal accounting or five years experience in related MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN OR and groups. Experience working with at-risk youth and disadvantaged populations. Spanish proficiency accounting field preferred. Bachelor’s Degree with experience in Governmental Accounting a plus. preferred, but not required. Passion for fostering a school environment that promotes trauma sensitivity MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (MLT/MT) Competitive compensation will be based on qualifications and experience. The Village of Trempealeau and cultural humility. Knowledge of community resources and how to access services for students and Full-time, night shift, 72 hours per pay period, benefited provides a comprehensive benefit package, including paid vacation and holidays, health, dental, vision Full-time, afternoon shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited families. Arcadia is a growing, family-centered school with a thriving cultural diversity that offers our students and life insurance coverages. Employees also participate in the Wisconsin Retirement System. PSYCHIATRIST and teachers ample opportunities to experience international education in a beautiful rural setting. The application is available on the Village website: www.trempealeauwi.com Full-time, day shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited Knowing Spanish is an asset. Or at the Village Clerk’s Office, Village of Trempealeau, SURGICAL TECHNOLOGIST To apply: Applicants must submit a letter of interest, three letters of recommendations, current refer- 24455 Third Street, P.O. Box 247, Trempealeau WI 54661. Full-time, day shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited ences, copy of license, and copy of transcripts. Send all application materials to: Katie Schaefer, Direc- Please return a completed Village application, letter of interest and resumé to: tor of Pupil Services, 730 Raider Dr., Suite 3150, Arcadia, WI 54612. Kathy Peterson, Village Clerk, at the same address or by email to [email protected]. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Job Description available upon request. Applications period open until Thurs., May 20, 2021. PagePage 2 28 TrempealeauTrempealeau County County Times Times Wednesday,Wednesday, May May 19, 19, 2021 2021
80th
Ron, at 80 years young today, your passion, drive, and discipline continues to inspire.
Over the past 50 years in Arcadia, and 60 years in the business, you have transformed the Furniture Industry, and how it operates, around the world. Since 1970, you grew a 35,000 square foot facility that produced occasional tables with 35 employees to what is now the World’s Largest Manufacturer of Furniture – supporting more than 30,000 employees and over 30 million square feet of manufacturing and distribution facilities around the globe.
Whether you’re focused on manufacturing and markets to transportation and retail, we’re constantly appreciative and eager to learn from your many lessons. Your contributions to the company continue strong, and we enjoy collaboratively working side-by-side with you as we strive to achieve your vision – to be the best furniture company.
Not only are you known as a business man, but also as a Philanthropist. The contributions both you and your wife, Joyce, have made through your foundation towards children’s charities, medical research, education, arts and the U.S. armed forces are not only inspiring, but contagious as it has sparked additional acts of goodwill throughout the world. Your acts and lessons have been engrained in your children, and the support for the communities in which you serve will continue to be felt for generations to come.
Your passion has been infectious, your drive unmatched, and your discipline unwavering. We are truly grateful for you, your family, and all you have done and continue to do for the company, the furniture industry, and our society.
Ron, on behalf of the entire Ashley Furniture family, happy 80th birthday!
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