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In Your COVID-19 Times… cases slow, NEWS in county By Andrew Dannehy Times Editor After two straight weeks in which records were set for the number of new COV- ID-19 cases in Trempealeau County, the spread slowed a bit last week. After the Trempealeau County Health Department reported 100 new cases Page 2: Pandemic and in a two week span — 46 tornado greet new crisis the first week and 54 the director next — the county saw the Page 3: B-T district board number of new cases drop hears survey results for to 35 last week. That num- return to school ber is still the third most Lining Up for Fair Food the county has seen in a Page 4: Well-funded While the Trempealeau County Fair and all of single seven-day period Kind faces challengers the area carnivals have been cancelled in 2020, area and also came with the residents did have a chance to get some local favorites. Page 5: McKeeth upholds third-highest positive test The Trempealeau County Fair Fry Shack was open father’s legacy in the art rate at 11 percent. during the Whitehall Farmers Market — in the parking room “Our case rate is still the lot of Dollar General and Johnson Hardware. The fry COURT seventh highest in the state,” shack served popular favorites such as cheese curds Kaila Baer, TCHD public (inset), while the Whitehall FFA opened its milkshake Page 8: Sheriff’s Log information officer, said. “I stand. (Times photographs by Andrew Dannehy) Page 9: Criminal Court hope this decrease is a trend and continues over the next SPORTS weeks.” The county entered the G-E-T board hears back-to-school plan month of July with 118 cases, but has had 158 this Masks mandatory for students, staff month. County residents By Zac Bellman the afternoon will be a greater challenge than the morning, have received positive re- Times Staff as he anticipates a large number of students being dropped sults on 12.4 percent of the The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau school board heard back- off by alternate transport. Busses will be sanitized and tests this month and have an to-school proposals for the coming school year, including windows will be opened for as long as weather permits to overall positive rate of 5.5 specific plans for elementary, middle school and high school increase ventilation. Field trips will not be considered for percent since testing began buildings at a special meeting Monday night. at least the first semester. in March. District superintendent Michele Butler explained that the Entering and exiting school buildings will be staggered As of Monday of this district plan aligns with the Trempealeau County Health to prevent clustering of larger groups, and teachers will Page 10: WIAA board week, there were 71 active Department COVID-19 status compass, breaking down be asked to usher students toward classrooms to avoid votes to delay fall sports COVID-19 cases in Trem- requirements based on the compass levels of low, moder- congregating in the hallways. Doors to classrooms will start, allow flexibility for pealeau County. ate, high and severe. Whether the district will be informed be closed in many cases during classes, though one staff schools According to data pub- solely based on the Trempealeau County compass is still member will be permitted to open and close their room’s lished by the health depart- under consideration, as Butler conceded that G-E-T’s prox- door to minimize contact by students. Page 11: Wason’s edges ment last week Wednesday, Weiner’s for first place imity to La Crosse County has the district Attendance and grading will return to the most popular age group to considering a more regional approach to “Please know that student relatively normal for in-person instruction, in DFSL test positive for COVID-19 assessing their district’s risk. and staff safety is our focus.” with virtual opportunities also available that OBITUARIES are those between 20 and The plan itself was not acted upon by will focus on completion of assignments Pages 13 & 14 40 years old. Listed in two the board Monday night, as Butler said any — Michele Butler, district and communication with the instructor. separate age groups, those revisions over the next few weeks would superintendent According to a survey of 548 respondents, between the ages of 20 and require separate board approval. Butler said less than 10 percent of district 29 and 30 and 39 have ac- “We keep getting information, so let’s show the board parents felt uncomfortable sending their children back to counted for more than 100 what we have,” Butler said prior to the rollout Monday school under present risk levels. of the positive tests. The evening. “Please know that student and staff safety is our Students at the elementary, middle and high school levels only other age group to have focus.” will also not be attending their school building all five days of more than 25 positive tests is Highlights of the plan included a district-wide mandate the week. G-E-T is planning for a four-day in-person school people between 40 and 49 for masks to be worn in hallways and classrooms where week district-wide, with Friday being exclusively virtual years old. social distancing is not possible. Students and staff will instruction. Some exceptions will be made for students with The health department be provided two washable masks each, and staff will also different needs and of varying internet access, but the goal reported that nearly eight receive plastic face shields. Students and staff can also use according to Butler is to phase in virtual instruction in the percent of the first 164 cases their own masks. Plexiglass for use at teacher’s desks has event a closure forces that to be an exclusive option. had severe symptoms. Three also been ordered by the district and a self-screening list The high school will also be limiting in-person instruc- percent of those who tested of potential COVID-19 symptoms will be provided to all tion to two days per week Monday through Thursday, with positive were asymptomatic students and staff. seniors and sophomores attending two days and juniors and while 38.4 percent had mild For transportation, bus riders will be required to sit with freshmen the other two days. (continued on Page 4) members of their own household, and bus rider capacity will (continued on Page 3) be limited to 24. Transportation director Matt Wenthe said Land & Home Realty LLC Dan Reit: Broker/ Owner/ Land Specialist • 210 East Main, Arcadia MOBILE: 608-484-1900 | [email protected] Page 2 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, July 29, 2020 Wednesday, July 29, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page Pandemic and tornado greet new crisis director B-T board hears survey By Debbie Foss identify the tornado as an EF1. Stevens the city of Arcadia. site in the county, Tuesday in Blair and Taylor. Times Staff is one of two employees of the sheriff’s Weather, in fact, is probably the single Previous testing has attracted between 150 Nothing says emergency management department who is licensed most common “emergency” and 180 county residents, he said. results for return to school like being hired in the midst of a pandemic to fly drones. facing the management di- Besides weather events and viruses, By Bryce Dokkestul nurses within the county and a “good understanding of and then responding to reports of a tornado. “There were winds of 105 rector. He was working in Stevens is responsible for coordinating the Times Staff is constantly being updated. what residents are think- “When I come to work,” said Dustin miles an hour. I was on the dispatch when the floods county’s response to emergency with state Blair-Taylor School Dis- “They created it and we have ing and included accurate Stevens, Trempealeau County’s new direc- ground for about three and that would cause millions in and federal officials and working with a trict survey indicates many tweaked it for our needs.” representation of townships tor of emergency management, “I have no a half miles,” Stevens said. damage began to back up in county emergency response committee. He are in favor of school re-entry The county health depart- and staff members.” Respon- idea what I’ll be doing.” Residents of the damaged Arcadia. Floods, Stevens said, also responds to events such as recent diesel this fall. ment is expected to review dents were asked what advice Stevens did not come to his new post with property told Stevens “it are the weather event most fuel spills and equipment with fertilizer tip- The district school board the protocols and assess they would give the district. no experience in the unexpected. He was rained, it really rained and likely to cause trouble in the ping over in a swamp. discussed data from a dis- whether or not the plans are The board will take up the an emergency dispatcher for the county for then they heard trees start to county. At the moment, he is working 30 hours trict-wide survey designed to viable. referendum next month with 12 years before succeeding Dan Schreiner fall.” As a coordinator for the a week. The additional 10 hours Schreiner assess feelings surrounding “A big piece of it is pre- a resolution due by the end as the county’s new director of emergency Stevens said he tries not to county’s response to the virus, spent overseeing emergency dispatch has opening schools. screening students for par- of August. management May 4. call Schreiner “too much” but Stevens is responsible for been shifted to the sheriff’s department. “While the data isn’t per- ents and how to take action Breakfast and lunch prices As Stevens juggled tasks related to the did ask his predecessor how to making sure there is sufficient There is a proposal before the county board fect, it does give us a good if symptoms are found in the for the 2020-21 school year Work is well underway on a new Preston Town Hall in the eastern portion of Blair. COVID-19 virus, weather intervened two respond to a tornado. “He said personal protective equip- to increase the emergency director’s role to look as to where people are screening,” Eide said. will again increase by five The township was recently approved for a loan to help finance the new structure. weeks ago and he was called to the site of an go out and talk to people and ment for sheriff’s deputies and full-time. at,” superintendent Jeff Eide Mitigating risks associat- cents. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) EF1 tornado that touched down southwest figure out the damage, which he sits on a committee charged Stevens is a graduate of Eleva-Strum said. “The preliminary data ed with entering and exiting “Moving prices slightly of Osseo. was good because that’s what Dustin Stevens with setting the standards High School and earned a degree in crimi- pointed toward an even the facilities is a concern with up consistently is better Because of the virus, the National I’d done.” for the county’s response to nal justice and law enforcement from the amount of people interested masks becoming the “norm” than waiting a few years and Preston receives loan for new town hall Weather Service didn’t visit the location Stevens was also able to use his drone COVID-19. Chippewa Valley Technical College. He is in synchronous and asyn- in the district. “Supplies for then bumping the price up By Andrew Dannehy Burnett, Calumet, Green, and school districts to make of the storm, and it was Stevens’s images skills to monitor the Trempealeau River in On Monday he was coordinating with the a volunteer firefighter with the Eleva Fire chronous learning.” washing hands and disinfect- significantly in one year,” Times Editor Kenosha, La Crosse, Mon- these projects a reality.” using a drone that allowed the service to the spring as suspected ice dams threatened National Guard the plans for the latest testing Department. When asked about trans- ing with hand sanitizer are in Eide said. The town of Preston was roe, Oconto, Rock, Taylor, Of that amount, $1.85 portation, 52.5 percent of place in addition to through Approved purchasing of among 21 municipalities Trempealeau, Vilas, Wal- million will be used to fix respondents indicated that the day cleaning services,” K-6 school supplies with a receiving funding from the worth, Washington, and roads around the state. Ad- Arcadia school board cancels graduation, postpones musical they would plan on using Eide said. $10 fee for each individual Board of Commissioners of Waukesha counties all re- ditionally, water facilities the districts bussing services A protocol for riding the student. Public Lands (BCPL), an- ceived financing for essential totaling $3,085,800 are By Zac Bellman Servais. parents on the issue. to revisit the subject at a Bagstad said 70 percent “It was purposeful that with the rest indicating they buses is being developed “I think it would take nounced last week by state projects such as roadwork, happening in the villages Times Staff “There are a lot of chal- “It does appear to be im- later date rather than cancel would feel comfortable we waited because of the would either drive them- by Pape Busing. A special away the headache for par- treasurer Sarah Godlewski. fire prevention, and improv- of Webster and Walworth An in-person graduation lenges. Personally I think portant to have some sort of outright. sending their children back fluidity of the situation,” selves, walk or opt out of meeting regarding re-entry is ents during this time,” Eide The town will receive ing energy costs. and cities of La Crosse and ceremony for the Class of we’ve done enough,” Servais closure,” Tempski said. Board member Randy to school under present Bagstad said. “We’ve seen attending at all. scheduled for this week and said. $350,000 in financing for “Amidst the pandemic, Oconto Falls. 2020 is no longer scheduled said. District superintendent Nilsestuen added that he circumstances. this change from day to day. “We had a good response protocols are expected to be Selling school equipment a new town hall and shop. it is critical that our local The interest paid on these for Aug. 7 after the Arcadia High school principal Lance Bagstad said the hopes things look safer in In a separate survey sent We’re going to try Wednes- rate to questions surround- rolled the following day on that is no longer being uti- The shop is being built on communities continue to loans goes back to these School Board voted 4-3 to Alan Herman added that he door has not closed on a the spring, but added that to teachers in the district, day to have as much of that ing access to high-quality July 30. lized. The district is selling an the east side of Blair, next to have access to funding for communities in the form of cancel amid COVID-19 con- felt the district had done all potential reception in the the postponement was not a Bagstad said several teachers in place as we can.” internet. We had about 28.4 Survey results for the automotive lift, old welders, the recycling center, and is essential projects. These books and technology for cerns at their regular board it could to honor seniors with future to honor the Class guarantee the musical would pointed to daycare avail- In separate actions, the percent of responders indi- United Campus Referen- meat slicer and micro-rain scheduled to be completed in projects create jobs, curb en- public school libraries. meeting last Monday. diploma deliveries and their of 2020. be held on a later date. ability and health provider board also: cate that they would need dum found that of the 249 water sprinkler. September. The township has ergy costs, and keep people The BCPL unanimously The board had consid- virtual graduation. The high school musi- “I think it’s important that recommendations as barri- • approved the resignation help providing this. I think responses, 63.5 percent “These things are just not decided on plans for the safe,” Godlewski, BCPL approved $8,031,012.35 in ered in-person ceremonies “I don’t want the seniors cal scheduled for this fall people don’t view this as ers to them returning to in- of speech and language pa- this is the real challenge for were in favor of pursuing a sitting there and thought we current town hall, located on board chair, said. “Our office State Trust Fund Loans to held in either the Wanek to feel like we’ve abandoned was also postponed until ‘not now but maybe in the person instruction, leading thologist Kelsey Worachek our rural district.” Eide said. referendum to improve the could use the Blair Online Broadway St. in downtown and the BCPL will continue support these 21 community Center or at the football them, but I don’t think we spring, with the subject to spring,” Nilsestuen said, al- him to point to staffing as • set the date of their an- Eide told the board that campus. Auction to move these items Blair. to partner with municipalities projects this month: field, but the logistics of have. We’ve been with them be revisited in January for luding to concerns expressed a “concern” as the district nual meeting for Oct. 19. a protocol for re-entry has Eide said that he thought that are taking up space,” According to town clerk, enforcing social distancing every step of the way,” Her- reconsideration of a date. by other board members of prepares their plan for return- • deferred academic eli- been developed by school the response rate provided Eide said. Cathy Nelson, no funds from Trempealeau County Times & Arrow Shopper and a face covering require- man said. Bagstad said he believed a crowded spring schedule ing to school. The district gibility requirements for fall the BCPL loan have been Ad Deadline is Wednesday @ 4 p.m. ment seemed insurmount- Diane Tempski said she the postponement could and potential lingering CO- was scheduled to present sports to the end of the first drawn yet. able to board president Paul had heard from multiple buy time for the district VID-19 hazards. their plan at a special meet- quarter The board also discussed ing of the school board this • approved gas and fuel G-E-T back-to-school plan a recent survey distributed Wednesday, which Bagstad bids from Holiday Station (continued from Page 1) revolving door of closures Butler said. “If anyone has to district parents, gauging said will emphasize virtual and Kwik Trip that increase and reopenings. questions about our return HUNT IN COMFORT! the interest in sending kids options while providing in- by five cents and three cents Students will also be lim- A full list of present dis- to school plans, please feel back to school this fall. person precautionary mea- respectively, with Servais ited in their exposure to large trict plans will be included in free to contact me or your We take serving our Among 211 respondents, sures as well. abstaining numbers of other students the materials distributed in child’s principal.” through lunch being held in students’ registration packets In separate board ac- classrooms, and classes will later this week. tions, the retirements of be consolidated to a single “We are hopeful that our high school secretary Do- community seriously. cohort in most cases among county’s health status will reen Emerson and high lower grade levels. Sanitiz- allow us to implement our school paraprofessional El- Proud of our past, ing stations will be located in-person instruction plans len Karow were approved. throughout district buildings, for those families who are The hires of high school including on either side of looking forward to coming secretary Misty Speltz, high Confident in our future. bathroom doors. back into our school build- school paraprofessional As for what the district ings, and we are happy to Carissa Sutton, food service will do if and when a student provide a virtual option for director Susan Jandt and or teacher tests positive for those families for which high school night custodian COVID-19, Butler said they in-person instruction is not Keith Kish also received will rely on guidance from the best choice at this time,” board approval. the county health depart- STARTING AT ment. 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County COVID cases slow, rate still high Times Staff a passion for the craft took she knows from her father. Family gatherings have (continued from Page 1) Strum area’s increased by mandee and White Pig in ing on businesses to enforce last week, the health depart- dations. For Taryn McKeeth, shape. “My dad is an excellent often been sidetracked in one. Independence did not Mondovi. All exposures guidelines recommended by ment wrote: “Please note that “Our business recognition taking over her father Carl “All of our kids are ac- art teacher,” Taryn said. “My the years since, as Carl and while 38.4 percent had mild have a new case and sits at were listed as having hap- the Centers of Disease Con- an establishment appearing initiative will be launched by McKeeth’s art room has tually very artistic, but we dad and I think alike and we Taryn have found conversa- symptoms and 50.6 percent 18 total. pened on July 11 and those trol and Prevention to help on this list does not mean Friday this week or Monday been a dream since it was especially knew Taryn was have similar style and skills tion inevitably shifts toward had moderate symptoms. Last week the health who were at those establish- stop the spread of COVID-19 they did something wrong, next week, given no major her after-school sanctuary an artist and perfectionist at when it comes to art.” lesson plans and psychol- There has been one death in departments of both Trem- ments during set time frames in Trempealeau County. nor does appearing on this delays,” Baer said. “I think as a child. a very early age of three to Carl concurred, though he ogy of youth. For both, the the county. pealeau and Buffalo counties were advised to quarantine When asked on social media list mean that the estab- we will see more businesses It became a dream real- four,” Carl said. “Before she said by high school, Taryn importance of developing Nearly all of the spread released a list of businesses for 14 a day period, which why the businesses listed lishment should be closed. requiring face masks for ized this past month, as she was able to get the drawing was very much paving her expression skills and con- has been due to close contact that had potential high risk ended last Saturday. The were limited to taverns and Public health has contacted employees at a minimum.” was hired to assume her to look right, she would get own way. veying emotions produc- or community spread. Com- for COVID-19 exposure. health department did not restaurants, health depart- establishments and guidance The health department, father’s role for 22 years angry and crumpled up most “She was actually hard tively through art is not lost munity spread — in which the Among those listed were release the information until ment officials responded say- was provided about cleaning along with the Blair-Taylor as Arcadia High School art of her drawings because she to get through to, as she on them. exact source is unidentified Up-Chuck’s bar and Larry’s July 21, 10 days after the ing the safety practices of the and practices to reduce future School District and Wiscon- teacher. knew they were not right.” was very talented, but also “Even if a student doesn’t — had made up 48.3 percent Lookout restaurant, both in exposure was reported to businesses were considered risk to staff and customers.” sin National Guard hosted a “I have wanted to be an By the time she reached very stubborn and hard to wish to pursue a career in of the cases in the county. Arcadia, along with Flyin’ have happened. to determine of a business is The department also plans third community testing site art teacher for as long as I Arcadia Middle School, convince what was really the arts, they can still learn Close contact — workplaces Fyan’s in Eleva, the Wau- Health department offi- deemed “high risk.” to note businesses that are on Tuesday of this week at can remember,” Taryn said. Taryn was asked by her art important in the lessons,” so many valuable lessons or recreational gatherings — mandee House in Wau- cials have said they are rely- In the press release sent following CDC recommen- B-T. “Obviously after spending teacher Susie Schlosstein to Carl said. about history, communica- is listed as being a cause for so much time in my dad’s serve as a teacher’s assistant Taryn earned a bachelor’s tion, stress relief and DIY 47.5 percent of the cases. art room growing up, it had during her study hall period. degree from University of essentials,” Taryn said. The health department a big influence on my life. “I loved every minute of Wisconsin-Stout in K-12 art As Carl neared retirement, reported that 53.1 percent of COVID-19: Debunking common mask myths As Carl would take time it. Then when I was in high education in 2013, and Carl Taryn stayed close by while the people to test positive are According to various dioxide? ing, exercising and singing contamination? after taking off your mask after the closing bell to prep school, I found myself help- sensed a maturation in her gaining experience in the male. medical professionals, wear- No. Just as oxygen flows can also spread infected Yes and no. Respiratory • Washing cloth masks for the next day’s projects ing other students more than and their relationship going Alma Center Lincoln district Because of an outbreak in ing a mask is an important through a mask, carbon di- respiratory droplets. Even droplets can contaminate the daily or coach one of three sports I would do my own work,” forward. as a K-12 art teacher and the low-populated Iron County practice to help limit the oxide flows out. exhaling air can potentially outside surface of a mask, It’s also important to throughout the year, Taryn Taryn said. “I have always had a close Black River Falls district as in northern Wisconsin, Trem- spread of COVID-19, es- Are masks only necessary spread COVID-19. Because which is why it’s important remember that wearing a and her three siblings were Encouragement and ad- and special relationship with a high school art teacher. pealeau County dropped pecially in public places for people with COVID-19 of all this, at Gundersen to handle your mask correctly. mask after you have been often left to their own devices vice from teachers in the all of my kids through art and She also earned her master’s back down to seventh in and when keeping distance symptoms? (NAME OF LOCATION) When reusing a mask, con- exposed to COVID-19 does to work on schoolwork or Arcadia district such as Carol their sports and other activi- degree in art education and terms of the number of CO- between you and others is No. We all need to wear a we require universal mask- sider the outside contaminated not worsen your illness if you create their own art. It was Janka and Schlosstein still ties, but this is where Taryn collaborated with the Arca- VID-19 cases per 100,000 difficult. mask to prevent the spread of ing within our walls and and avoid touching it. You also develop an infection. in the art rooms of Water- informs her own teaching and I really became not just dia district in recent years on people at 890, according to “The virus is most com- COVID-19. Coughing and encourage masking outside can protect yourself by: Check out gundersen- town High School and later style to this day, but Taryn father/daughter, but mentor/ field trips and professional the Department of Health monly spread person-to- sneezing create high-risk of the organization. • Using hand sanitizer or health.org/covid19 for more learning communities. Carl Carl McKeeth handed over the keys to the Arcadia Services. Iron County has 60 person by respiratory drop- situations, but talking, yell- Can masks cause self- soap and water before and helpful information. said he knows his daughter total cases, but a population lets when someone talks, AAI announces contest winners High School art room to his daughter, Taryn McK- is the perfect person to take eeth. (Submitted photo) of fewer than 6,000. coughs or sneezes, even from The Arcadia Arts Initia- Contest participants the lookout for pops of color the keys to his long-time art Once again, Arcadia those who are not showing tive held monthly art contests ranged from age seven to and kind messages in the room. saw the largest increase in symptoms of the virus,” Well-funded Kind faces challengers from April to June with win- 82, all of them residing area. “She is an amazing artist, Trempealeau County with says Denise Doerr, Infection By Debbie Foss seat as representative for Van Orden says his fund rais- He supports a single-payer ners coming from throughout in Buffalo, Trempealeau When participants place and especially good working For more local 13 new cases, according to Preventions at Gundersen Times Staff Wisconsin’s Third Congres- ing in the second quarter of health care system and the area. or Jackson counties. Each their rocks, they are asked with kids/high schoolers,” the DHS. That put Arcadia’s Tri-County Hospital and Congressional Democrat sional District, which in- 2020 is “more than twice as measures to address cli- The April contest’s theme winner received $25 and to be respectful of people’s Carl said. “It takes a special news you can total at 110 of the 241 cases Clinics. “Simple cloth masks and incumbent Ron Kind, cludes Trempealeau County. much as Kind’s campaign.” mate change. was “Home” and the win- coupons from McDonalds property and don’t place kind of patience and person- use, turn to — 45.6 percent — the DHS can be an effective barrier who faces a primary chal- His primary opponent, Mark Whoever wins the pri- Kind was first elected to ners were Claire Wolfe of or Subway. The Arcadia His- them in areas where they ality to connect with kids, and had location data for. to reduce droplet and virus lenger Aug. 11 and one of Neumann of La Crosse, has mary will run against Kind Congress in 1996 and has Cochrane with a colorful torical Society collaborated can get caught in mowers she has it.” the… Trempealeau saw an spread.” two Republicans eyeing a spent $27,000 of the $28,000 Nov. 3 in a district that in had comfortable victories drawing of a house and Jeri with AAI on this contest. All or other machinery. When Carl and Taryn plan to increase of six and had 35 If you’re not sure what seat in a district that went he has raised, according to 2016 was won by Republican each election since. The Harper of Trempealeau with submissions can be seen at in doubt, participants should have him stay involved as cases as of Monday, accord- to believe about wearing a for President Donald Trump federal campaign contribu- Trump by five points. nonpartisan Cook Political a poem and abstract design. https://www.facebook.com/ ask before placing the rocks. a guest speaker and oc- ing to the DHS. Whitehall mask, here are some com- in 2016, has three times the tion reports. Also on the Aug. 11 ballot Report recently described “Family” was the theme arcadiaartsinitiative. Those wishing to par- casional substitute teacher, also saw an increase of six mon myths and facts about campaign funds of any of his Two Republicans, Der- are county elected officials, the Third District as going for the May contest and the The next project that the ticipate are asked to reach but to Taryn it will always and is up to 25 cases. The masks to help you make an competitors. rick Van Orden of Hager none of whom has any from “Solid Democratic” to winners were Lauren Wolfe greater Arcadia community out to the Arcadia Arts be “Dad’s room.” Galesville and Blair/Ettrick informed choice. With cash on hand topping City and Jessi Ebben of Eau opposition. They include “Likely Democratic” based of Cochrane with a rainbow and local artists is encour- Initiative if they need any “I know that he and I will areas both had increases of Does wearing a mask all $1.5 million, Kind has spent Claire, have raised $539,000 County Clerk Paul Syverson, on Van Orden’s fund raising. painting and Helen Gierok aged to participate in is called free paint, brushes, rocks or spend years collaborating Looking For A two, while Osseo and Eleva/ day cause a buildup of carbon $719,000 so far to retain his and $157,000 respectively. Treasurer Laurie Halama, Van Orden, a former Navy of Independence who wrote The Kindness Project. other supplies. Contact Ar- about art education because Register of Deeds Rose Ot- SEAL, has been endorsed a poem titled “Mother”. The goal will be to spread [email protected] or we both love it so much,” Quality Used Vehicle? tum and District Attorney by several prominent Re- In June, artists submitted kindness by painting inspira- 507-279-3977 for questions. Taryn said. “I hope he stays REQUEST FOR SEALED BIDS BUFFALO LUMBER AND TIE CO. John Sacia, all Democrats. publicans. Ebben, a public work around the theme of tional rocks and placing them To get started, visit www. involved, because I know Call Craig Rodenberg At... The City of Blair is requesting Sealed Bids for a 2001 Kind is considered a left of relations expert, describes “On The Farm” to celebrate around the neighborhood. thekindnessrocksproject. I am not ready to lose my 715-284-4525 NOW BUYING center Democrat who some- herself as a conservative. June Dairy Month. The Participants might even be com/howto teammate in education.” Riverside Auto, Black River Falls Chevrolet Silverado; 2-wheel drive, V6, automatic with times sides with Republicans She too has endorsements winners were Avery Cow- allowed to place them inside topper. Current miles are 136,042. STANDING TIMBER on issues. He did vote to by Republicans, including ley with a barn and animal a business if the business al- OR CUT LOGS impeach Trump, a vote that elected officials in Trempea- drawing and Ryan Childers, lows. Truck is to be sold as is. Bids need to be received by Van Orden said triggered his leau County. who submitted a barn and The project will be going 4:00 p.m., on Monday, August 10, 2020, and should be WALNUT, CHERRY, decision to run for Congress. Additional information on tractor sketch, both are from on this summer and fall, so Kind’s primary oppo- the candidates can be found sent to: City of Blair, P.O. Box 147, Blair, WI 54616, or HICKORY, HARD MAPLE, Arcadia. area residents should be on BAR & GRILLLLC nent Neuman is a retired at ronkind.org, markneu- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK dropped off at the City Office located at 122 S. Urberg WHITE OAK OR RED OAK pediatrician whose cam- mannforcongress.com, INDEPENDENCE • 715-985-3501 MID- Ave., Blair, WI 54616. Please write “City Truck BID” on Doug Bauman- Buyer Derrick Broeckel- Buyer Jeff Fechner- Rsrc. Mgr. paign emphasizes “healthy ebbenforwisconsin.com and Find us on 608-344-0712 608-863-5667 608-434-0000 people and a healthy plant.” vanordenforcongress.com. envelope. Facebook: We are now open for Dine-In, Carry-Out & Delivery S2941 Indian Creek Rd., Fountain City, WI 54629 608-687-7681 The city reserves the right to accept or reject any bid. 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For Downtown Arcadia • 608-323-7236 F D Barn, Komperud Construction, Pehler Trucking questions, call Bob at 608-864-0029 or the City 36220 Tower Drive,Whitehall • 715.538.1800 Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8:15 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Office at 608-989-2517. Thurs. 8:15 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. • Sat. 8:15 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. ma hewsfamilydental.com See you in 2021! Page 6 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, July 29, 2020 Wednesday, July 29, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 7 WISPOLITICS.COM Letters to the Editor More Times’ Early Files CAPITOL REPORT To the Editor: not important. Some day the up in our silos? How I long It sounds like a fish story, Pigeon came out victori- the consideration being $600. From The Early Files Aug. 8 Congress adjourns bill comes due. for the imagination for all of but Hjalmer Foss swears he ous in the ball game with s ers alls for cuts, hompson for summer recess; before that Included in the CARES Act us to see the reality of our has a witness to the fact that Big Slough Sunday, the score D.W. Maloney of Hale date Americans can expect were Economic Impact Pay- political, economic, social, a four and one-half pound being 24 to 6. went to Stevens Point Monday ees to imit mpact on ystem Compiled from: The Arcadia News-Leader, Galesville Republican & Whitehall Times spending legislation to reput- ments to 160 million Americans and moral landscape and do northern pike leaped into his The Archie Abrahamson to look over the newspaper UW System President Tommy Thompson and a coali- edly battle the effects of the (according to the Treasury what is needed to make our boat down in Fountain City home in Fly Creek received prospects. Mr. Maloney de- tion of shared governance groups are seeking to limit COVID-19. Rest assured; there Secretary); the number of global community better. Sunday. a $1,000 damage due to a sires to rent a newspaper in Amateur archaeologists hall. Hospitalized were fi eld Friday evening. Mr. will be plenty of budgeting Americans unemployed due to What I see are struggles David Kube of Holcomb fire caused by pouring kero- some stirring city in the state. cuts to the state’s university system following Gov. Tony ug 1 digging in Perrot State Park Michael Koxlien of Taylor Strankay is the son-in-law for items having no relation the pandemic was never higher impacting men, women and Coulee was exhibiting a rattle sene on the cookstove fire to Evers’ call for $250 million in state agency budget cuts A Whitehall business- said Friday they’ve uncov- his brother, Galen Koxlien of Blair — H.C. Shephard of John Beaty of this city. to the pandemic. The House than 30 million. Services, children, issues confront- snake he killed last Friday on hurry the blaze for noon meal for the current fi scal year. man’s plans to build an ered remains of a wooden Blair and James on Haden ing human beings across shot a lynx on his farm last Fire which is thought to of Representatives passed the hospitality and entertainment the road near his farm. He soon preparation. Thompson said additional cuts in state spending for the automated car wash on the post that might be part of a of Osseo. HEROES ACT calling for over industries were hit hard by the our globe. Each issue, and Saturday, measuring six feet have started from defective discovered the snake had 14 The Rev. Luther Borgen UW System would be “an obstacle” for safely reopening city’s west side have run 300-year-old fur trading post Dutch elm disease has three trillion in spending and pandemic and resulting national we know their hot-button in length, the first known in wiring nearly destroyed the rattles, which made it a true will begin pastoral duties in schools for the fall semester. into problems. Al Sczepanski and fort started by icho- been found in Whitehall, the Senate passed legislation lockdown. So why did the 130 names, may be viewed and this section, to our knowledge. Knut Thorson residence at diamond back. Blair Oct. 1. met with a city council com- las Perrot. The French cur according to a laboratory adding one more trillion to the million not unemployed whose debated from a silo perspec- Elk Creek — The stack- “Our universities are doing everything we can to provide the head of Daggett Coulee The United States used an Lightning killed two cows mittee last week Tuesday to trader started the settlement report received this week. national debt. The House is job was never impacted; or re- tive. However, from the ing of winter grain has com- in-person classes safely this fall and reductions in state Friday evening. The White- atomic bomb on Japan with of Harrison Immell. discuss getting water and in 185. “We think we’ve The infected tree, located controlled by Democrats, the tired, like me, receive a check? viewpoint of an informed menced. support for the UW System are an obstacle to that work,” hall olunteer Fire Depart- hopes that it would bring sewer service to the site found Perrot’s Fort,” said at the corner of West and Senate by Republicans – I am The CARES Act included a conscience, the truth we seek 125 YEARS AGO C.W. Harnden has bought Thompson said in a statement. “We are a vital economic ment was called, fi re extin- a rapid end to the war. The where he intends to operate Mark Cassell as the diggers Dewey streets, has been cut confident the final dollar figure federal add on payment of $600 is more nuanced. Only God, Aug. 1, 1895 of his sister-in-law, Mary Al- engine and one of the state’s largest employers. The UW guishers were used and water new bomb, which the United the business. Sczepanski has ended a week of excavation down and burned. was hauled in milk cans by will be somewhere in between. per week to the state unemploy- who is ultimate truth, sees The pipes for the water- len, the ivory barn on the cor- fully and completely. As States and Britain have been System has already borne a disproportionate share of state offered to purchase, and has on the banks of the Missis- Whitehall’s new restau- neighbors and Pigeon Falls The Federal government be- ment payment — resulting in works are laid, and the system ner of Scranton and Abrams humans we may think we see working on since 1940, was cuts to date.” obtained a zoning change for sippi River. Part of the post rant and youth center, located milk hauler Pearl Olson, but gan fiscal year 2020 roughly 23 many unemployed making is nearly completed. streets, known as the Webster trillion dollars in the red (debt) with clarity, but our insight first used on Hiroshima. Thompson said he is working with the Evers administra- a parcel of land on the corner was exposed when a crew at the corner of Main and the lean-to kitchen was de- more for not working than Solsrud and Kidder’s barn, and is re-shingling and and already budgeted four tril- working and ultimately reduc- is seldom twenty-twenty. tion to manage the cuts and secure needed resources for the of Kopp Rd. and Hwy. 121. dug a two-meter square to a Dodge streets, will open to stroyed and there was smoke 100 YEARS AGO building is nearly ready for otherwise improving the lion in spending for fiscal year ing the incentive to return to a It is easy to complain property. school year. He said he believes he made “a compelling But there are no sewer mains depth of about one meter. the public today, according and fi re damage throught the about a lawn poorly managed Aug. 5, 1920 the plasterers. 2020 due to base line budgeting job. This payment ends on Aug. Independence — The case” and that Evers would “be helpful” to the system. on Kopp Rd. and Sczepanski Barring a big change in to the proprietors, Mr. and structure. for routine mandatory and dis- and do nothing to assist. It The post office is now in James Larson is taking 1 and the Democrat HEROES worst electrical storm we have Meanwhile, UW System shared governance groups would have to put in and pay thinking, the Gale-Ettrick- Mrs. Eugene McDevitt. A heavy electrical, wind cretionary programs to run the Act renews the $600 through is easy to criticize foreign charge of Hartvig Elstad, he advantage of the dull season argue the state’s universities “should be a funding prior- for an individual service line Trempealeau school board is The Arcadia Lions Club and rain storm struck the country. In March 2.2 trillion the end of the fiscal year. students with student visas having received his commis- to inspect his mill dam and ever had here occurred last ity” during the COID-19 economic crisis because of its that would be almost a block likely to leave tougher con- committee assignments have central and southern parts of was added after passage of the Where is government’s and know nothing of the sion as postmaster last week repair it where necessary. week Wednesday. Lightning contributions to the state economy. long. duct standards for athletes been announced by Stanley Trempealeau County about CARES Act to offset the CO- fiscal responsibility? Actions struggles they face here and entered upon his duties Town Clerk Ole Hovre struck in two places in the As of Tuesday, workmen than for students in other Monday. He has retained Miss completed the census of his village, Cooke’s blacksmith The Public Representation Organization of the UW- Wiersgala, president. p.m. Tuesday. Grain and VID-19 pandemic and provide like these are being debated and in their homelands. It is had reduced the Walgert activities when it considers The Buffalo County -H corn were fl attened in the easy to judge an immigrant Clara Arnesoner for trial; to be town last week. The report shop and just in front of the Madison Faculty Senate, Academic Staff Professional national economic stimulation. over the next couple of weeks Hotel building to just a few code changes Aug. 1. Sev- Leaders Association has Whitehall area, but not to The current Federal debt is and Americans looking to the workforce and know little or arraigned July 25; in custody shows a population of 1,740, shop. It tore things up in the Organization and Associated Students of Madison in a walls and piles of rubble. The eral parents said at a board added a food stand in the the extent as they were to the roughly 25.5 trillion dollars. future of the country need to be nothing about the legal chal- on probation hold. an increase of 174 since shop, but di no great damage. collective statement yesterday called for a limit to ad- former hotel was one of the policy committee meeting new fair building and will be south and west, particularly For Americans concerned aware of decisions being made lenges they face to secure a Independence voted in 1890, of which number 930 S.P. Cooke and H. Knudtson ditional system general taxpayer revenue cuts and boost oldest structures in White- Monday night that it isn’t fair selling pizza at the Buffalo in the Arcadia and Gales- about the impact of debt on by elected representatives and work permit or green card. favor of the Wisconsin-Min- are males and 810 females; were both in the shop at the university funding to help deal with the pandemic and hall, dating back about 120 to hold athletes to a higher County Fair. ville. future generations the coun- make their voice heard. It is easy to express moral nesota Light and Power Co.’s militia, 309; ex-soldiers, eight. time, and within eight feet reopen safely. years, but earlier this year it standard, as present code The newly-completed A cry of “Help” comes try’s fiscal irresponsibility is a Based on the right to vote; in outrage regarding another proposition to furnish electric The nativity is as follows: of where it struck, but were “We believe that making an investment in the University was cited for violation of the dictates. It means students in Midwest Livestock Produc- from the office of Miss national problem. the United States the citizenry person’s behavior and have current in that village. Out of United States, 1,098; Norway, uninjured. no idea what their life is of Wisconsin System is an easy choice,” the statement city’s dilapidated buildings band, a play, student council ers Sales Barn in Ettrick will Dorris Sander, Trempealeau In December 2017 the pas- has the power. 101 votes, only three opposed 505; Germany, 63; Poland, 59; The premium lists for the sage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs like. The idiom, “before read. “We call on the Board of Regents and UW System ordinance and ordered to be and the like “can do what have a “barn warming” for County superintendent of it. Ireland, 11; British America, Whitehall fair are just off the renovated or removed. they want” and still take area people. Act resulted in record tax rev- John Cantlon, you judge a man, (woman leadership, and the state’s elected representatives, to en- schools. The reason: she has or child), walk a mile in his The Whitehall baseball four. presses and will be ready for Trempealeau County’s part in those activities, said 1 rural schools for which enues rolling in to the Federal Ettrick sure that the UW System’s funding is not so signifi cantly government for 27 consecutive (her) shoes” applies to all of boys are a wonderfully liberal H.H. Beach is putting distribution next week. The crackdown on video gam- one mother. Athletes face teachers are needed, and the diminished that it cannot operate effectively for the people ug 1 months; basically until the pan- us. It is easy to disrespect and set of sports. Last Sunday they down the new sidewalk be- book has 72 pages, and be- bling machines moved to higher standards because new term is just a month off. had a game with Indepen- tween Main St. and the school of Wisconsin.” Airplanes seldom land at demic hit the U.S. and gutted To the Editor: judge another. Respect takes ing issued from this office, of anew level last month, when those standards are required o applications whatsoever Our agricultural land- dence on the grounds here, building. course, we think it a good one. The statement said group leaders were “very surprised” Whitehall, because we have the economy. In February 2020, empathy and a willingness to the county district attorney’s by the Wisconsin Interscho- have been received by these scape, when our state of try to understand. and after having the visitors Even Ekern has sold his The indications of a bigger and when Evers previously directed the Department of Ad- no airport and there are few 164.4 million Americans were office initiated civil pro- lastic Athletic Association, fi elds close by on which to 1 school districts, and Miss employed, a record, (all time Wisconsin was young, had Violence and outrage beaten 5-3 in the eighth, they residence in this village to better fair than ever before are ministration to cut $70 million in state spending, and the ceedings which will likely and there’s no similar group make a safe landing. How- Sander does not know where highs for African-Americans, few silos. Over time we foment violence and out- just naturally got sorry and Peter Eimon of West Superior, more promising every day. UW System accounted for nearly 0 percent of those cuts. result in the destruction of for bands or other groups, ever, ern James and Sam to turn, except perhaps to Hispanic-Americans and fe- transitioned from upright rage. Justice that seeks handed them five scores. Evers on July 22 directed DOA secretary Joel Brennan 11 of the devices. The video high school principal Craig Strankay had Whitehall on married women who have male employment) generating structures of wood, concrete, understanding challenges us Those county seat kids are to work with state agencies to fi nd a quarter of a billion machines were seized June Gerlach said. the itinerary of their airplane been teachers at one time and record revenue for the coffers steel and glass to plastic intellectually emotionally, renowned for courtesy and Would you like to dollars in cost savings for the current fi scal year as the 22 from four taverns in Rosalie Daoust, Holmen, will return to the profession. of Social Security and Medicare bags, concrete bunkers and morally and the benefits liberality. vacation trip, so landed trenches. Each transition, state deals with a revenue crunch due to COID-19. Arcadia. County and local smelled smoke on a visit the former’s two-seater on trust funds. bring a measure of clarity, It is probable that the body law enforcement authorities to Galesville, went into a (continued on Page ) guided by science, technol- even calm. The Story of the Agencies earlier this summer trimmed $70 million to Clarence Schaefer’s clover All those records provided of Sgt. Otis Hutchins, the earlier this spring confi scated an opportunity to get the coun- ogy and economics, moti- Good Samaritan is a parable store to make an emergency first local boy to die in the The Mississippi Valley Chapter of Whitetails Unlimited address anticipated revenue shortfalls amid the pandemic. 1 of the machines, including call and came back to fi nd try’s fiscal house in order; vated the decisions made. for our time. It is not based on The UW System accounted for about $1 million of the   : Sometimes we choose silos or never-ever thinking, late world war, will soon be is looking for applicants for our four taken April 20 from a fl ames around the steering ews ubisin o. nc. however through the months returned to the United States. earlier cuts. of record tax revenue (January to live as if we were silos, but based on compassion, TH Whitehall bar. column. She returned to Auer 36435 Main Street The bodies of all American 15 ANNUAL “The COID-19 pandemic has had a tremendous im- People often think of old Ace Home Center, where 2018 - March 2020), Congress walled up and unable to empathy and the greatest of P.O. Box 95 and the Trump Administration see the whole farm, the all gifts, love. Love never soldiers lost on the S.S. Tus- pact on our nation, state, communities, businesses, and things as junk or something quick-thinking manager Jeff Whitehall, WI 54773 cania, torpedoed by a German that should have been thrown paid not one nickel down on expansive landscape. Are fails. YOUTH FIRST HUNT families,” Evers said in a statement. “All state and local Helfrich grabbed a fi re extin- our fears, anger, selfishness, U-boat, are to be removed to out years ago. ancy Hansen the debt, adding more to the governments are now experiencing the diffi cult balance guisher. He had the fi re out e. Fa greed, prejudices, lack of Liverpool for shipment home, • No cost to participants and Carol Berklund would by the time fi re chief Butch tab. Obviously to those we’ve Janice Dworschak, of providing vital services to residents in crisis while also gratitude keeping us holed Arcadia says a London dispatch. • All supplies and be quick to disagree with aughn pulled up a short time Periodicals Postage Paid at Whitehall, Wisconsin 54773 sent to Washington, the debt is managing tough fi scal realities.” (USPS Number 683140) Postmaster: Please send address equipment provided Added Brennan: “And, we know that Wisconsinites such thinking. The two own later. and operate Turton Creek The G-E-T baseball team changes to P.O. Box 95, Whitehall, WI 54773 Planning a New Home • Area youth ages 10 to are depending on us to do the right thing. The right thing Antiques, the newest busi- suffered an opening round Dan and Mark Witte, Publishers COUNTRY STORE or Remodeling Project? 18 are eligible fi nancially and the right thing to provide support during ness in Arcadia. 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HUNTING & FISHING LICENSES & SUPPLIES hunter’s education : Please notify us four weeks ahead of ad- of the Wisconsin Newspaper Association.) were broken into in the Buck Salsman, the current CHECK OUT certificate not last two weeks. One of the G-E-T coach, pitched for dress change. Acceptance of the Trempealeau County Times from High Quality required the mail indicates subscriber wants the paper continued. Cenex OUR businesses had cigarettes Trempealeau in that tourna- • Individual chaperoned taken while the other had ment. : If a function or event raises money, adver- Lubricants BEER CAVE! INDEPENDENCE: 715-985-3321 WEEKLY POLL QUESTION hunts hosted by damage as the result of The 1995 Blair Cheese tising it is a normal expense and will be charged at regular adver- GALESVILLE: 608-582-3322 • THORP: 715-669-5898 Sawyer Pederson Should school districts require face an illegal entry. There has Festival will again be hosting tising rates.  e Times may make exceptions for events that are of Hours: Mon.-Fri., 5:30 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sat., 6 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sun., 7 a.m.-9 p.m. was a successful private landowners coverings for students also been a large amount of a horse pull. The Midwest general bene t to communities in our coverage area. Tel. 715-538-2203 · Hwy. 53 North · Whitehall www.centralbuildersonline.com First Hunt participant in Trempealeau and yard ornament thefts in the Farmers Horse Pulling As- : Every government agency, or o cial, that in 2017. Buffalo Counties YES NO last month, some of which sociation approached the handles public money should publish at regular intervals an ac- • Deer processing have been recovered by the Cheese Festival board re- counting of it, showing where and how each dollar is spent.  is provided ote on our Twitter account: @TrempCoTimes, Arcadia Police Department, questing to hold a horse pull is a fundamental principle of democratic government. Facebook page: www.facebook.com/trempcotimes, OPEN but several others have yet on Saturday of the annual : Opinions expressed by Trempealeau County DAILY: Applications available at: email [email protected] or call us at to be accounted for. There event. Times columnists do not necessarily re ect the opinion of this Holtan’s TnC Sporting Goods, Whitehall 715-538-75. oting closes at 8 a.m. Tuesday morning. were also two thefts in the Owen Berg, Blair, is li- newspaper. 10am–6pm Trempealeau County Times, Whitehall eslts fm tis ees ll estin ill aea community in the last few censed to sell real estate. He W27348 State Rd. 54/35 | Trempealeau : Publisher will determine if advertising is ac- Come see Bushy’s Meat Market, Independence in net ees Temealea nty Times weeks. Two signs were taken obtained his state license on ceptable and reserves the right to reject or cancel any advertise- 608-539-2960 from the Arcadia pool, while July 5. ment at any time. remaining LAST WEEK’S POLL several cars had their stereo •Sweet Corn •Tomatoes stock and systems illegally removed ug 1 : QUESTION RESULTS and two bicycles were taken Three men employed •Peppers •Potatoes clearance! from a garage in the city. “We isconsin esidents: ...... 1 Year: $44.00 OPEN FOR Do you wear a face covering in by the Osseo Silo Co. were ...... 2 Years: $81.00 encourage citizens to speak •Onions & more THE SEASON! For information, contact: Stan Godfrey at 608-687-3080 or injured Monday in the col- utoftate esidents: ...... 1 Year: $59.00 indoor public settings up and let us know if they Ralph Lyon at 715-299-0510 or visit the Mississippi Valley lapse of a concrete silo they ...... 2 Years: $114.00 see suspicious activity,” Pat were erecting on the Harry Check our Facebook page for the most up Whitetails Unlimited Facebook page for a link to YES 33 NO Grzadzielewski, city police Kulig farm south of White- ine op rice: ...... $1.50 to date info: Schwertel Family Farms LLC 11750 Chase St., Trempealeau • 608-534-6222 download applications. Application deadline Aug. 12, 2020. 7 chief, said. Page 8 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, July 29, 2020 PageWednesday, 12 July 29, 2020 TrempealeauTrempealeau County County Times Times Wednesday, July 29,Page 2020 9 Trempealeau County Sheriff’s Department Weekly Log trempealeau county: Criminal Court Report Wednesday, July 15 02:07 — Arcadia: A sub- 17:44 — Galesville: EMS ting in a yard, caller doesn’t up to check and something 16:09 — Blair: A tree is 10:42 — Osseo: Seven ject was walking along the requested for a subject who know who it is. took off running. down, blocking both lanes July 20 ate with restricted controlled 44, Whitehall, unemploy- cocaine/coca and disorderly ence scheduled for Aug. 13. Dismissals head of cattle are missing. highway. is possibly deceased. 00:36 — Galesville: Dis- Sunday, July 19 completely. Plea/Sentencing substance. Adjourned initial ment compensation-fraud conduct were all dismissed, Kenneth Doyle, 64, Blair, Cristie Hutter, 39, Mon- 12:10 — Eleva: A female 04:41 — Trempealeau; 19:06 — Ettrick: A patch could hear a female 01:17 — Osseo: A tree is 17:09 — Independence: Kelly Lockington, 50, appearance scheduled for to obtain benefits ($2,500- but read in. bail jumping-misdemeanor. dovi, charge of issuance of is driving around blaring her Caller said she heard a big younger female is going coughing and asking a male down covering the roadway. Caller has received multiple Black River Falls, pleaded Aug. 18. $5,000). Pretrial conference Sheri Douglas, 43, Osseo, Status conference scheduled worthless checks (<=$2,500) music and yelling at people. crash. door-to-door, attempting to why he choked her. 09:19 — Eleva: A male is calls from a male who has a guilty to OWI (fourth). Jordan McQuaid, 21, scheduled for Aug. 17, status pleaded no contest to charges for Aug. 6. was dismissed. 12:38 — Galesville: A 04:43 — Trempealeau: sell educational books for 02:10 — Blair: Possible provoking the caller and she no contact order with her. Sentenced to 156 days in Michigan City, Ind., posses- conference for Oct. 8. of use child to manufacture/ Christopher Barker, 37, July 24 children. truck lost a large piece of Two vehicle crash reported. domestic incident reported. wants an officer to assist her. 17:19 — Galesville: Fe- jail (imposed and stayed), sion of THC and possess drug Bail/Bond distribute drug, obtain pre- Wonewoc, fourth-degree Initial Appearances 20:52 — Strum: A female 04:55 — Eleva: A power metal that is now in the 04:50 — Ettrick: Two 09:55 — Arcadia: Caller’s male called 911 for a loose 30 months of probation, to paraphernalia. Adjourned Pedro Gomez Martinez, scription drug with fraud and sexual assault (two) and dis- Robin Lilla, 45, Strum, has a high heart rate. pole is sparking. roadway. females are walking along boyfriend broke into her tooth. have ignition interlock device initial appearance scheduled 34, Whitehall, bail jumping- possession of THC and had a orderly conduct. Preliminary two counts of bail jump- 21:26 — Ettrick: A male 05:18 — Osseo: Caller 14:32 — Trempealeau: the highway with a flashlight. house and stole her property. 17:46 — Galesville: in place and license revoked for Aug. 18. felony, battery or threat to charge of maintain drug traf- hearing scheduled for Aug. ing-felony. Arraignment took medications out of the heard a loud explosion-type The caller was passed by a 05:31 — Galesville: She can see the stolen items Caller advised a vehicle is for life and to pay court costs Wayne McCune Jr., 29, judge, prosecutor or law ficking place dismissed, but 18. and plea/sentencing hearing caller’s vehicle. of noise and now his power car at an estimated 90 miles Caller advised a deer was in a car parked on the street. tailgating her. totaling $2,197. Osseo, battery (domestic enforcement officer, resist- read in as part of a deferred Kenneth Doyle, 64, Blair, scheduled for July 30. 22:23 — Eleva: A female is out. per hour. struck by a vehicle. 12:30 — Eleva: Caller 21:09 — Trempealeau: Dismissals abuse) and disorderly con- ing or obstructing an officer prosecution agreement. bail jumping-misdemeanor, was driving around crazy and 05:30 — Independence: Status Conferences 15:05 — Whitehall: A 06:40 — Galesville: was passed in a no-passing A truck has driven by a Elizabeth Miller, 22, Os- duct (domestic abuse). Pre- and disorderly conduct. Cash Daniel Stein, 31, Foun- resisting or obstructing an of- speeding. Female was stranded on the Tyler Brandenburg, 30, vehicle pulled out in front of Planters are near the road. zone. residence very slowly four seo, charge of theft-business trial conference scheduled bond set at $1,000. Jury status tain City, pleaded guilty to ficer and disorderly conduct. 22:43 — Blair: Caller side of the road with a flat Independence, strangulation the caller and almost hit her. It’s not a traffic hazard, but 13:01 — Arcadia: Female times. setting (<$2,500) was dis- for Aug. 10, status conference hearing scheduled for Oct. disorderly conduct. Fined Status conference scheduled advised there is a black cow tire. and suffocation (domestic 15:33 — Ettrick: A female will need to be taken care of. came to a manager and said 22:04 — Eleva: Caller missed on prosecutor’s mo- for Sept. 10. 14, jury trial for Oct. 22. $113.50. for Aug. 6. came to the caller’s house at- 08:28 — Independence: on the roadway. 07:15 — Arcadia: Wel- wants it known that she’s Jesus Romero Arreguin, Lance Jones, 31, Melrose, Ruth Barhyte, 31, Eleva, abuse-infliction of physical her husband has been beating tion following the completion Plea/Sentencing pain or injury) and disorderly tempting to sell educational Female fell outside and can’t Friday, July 17 fare check requested on the having an amazing night and 27, Arcadia, OWI (first with pleaded no contest to OWI bail jumping-misdemeanor, her. of a deferred prosecution Serina Felix, 43, Osseo, conduct (domestic abuse). books for children. She was get up. 02:31 — Arcadia: Some- caller’s daughter, who is is back with her husband. passenger <16 years old) (second). Sentenced to 20 battery (domestic abuse) and 15:36 — Eleva: A male agreement. pleaded no contest to OWI Plea/sentencing hearing very pushy and aggressive. 09:22 — Whitehall: Male one dumped gas on the heavily intoxicated. 22:18 — Osseo: Caller and operating with PAC days in jail, to have license disorderly conduct (domestic and female are yelling at each July 21 (fourth). Sentenced to 186 scheduled for July 30. 16:13 — Osseo: Caller is requesting transportation caller’s truck and slashed his 08:33 — Blair: Caller reported a fight outside her (Passenger <16 years old; revoked and ignition inter- abuse). Plea/sentencing hear- other. Initial Appearances days in jail (imposed and advised of a possible intoxi- tires. found an elderly male de- house. She can hear a male PAC 0.08-0.15, first). Pretrial lock device in place for 14 ing scheduled for Sept. 1. Plea/Sentencing for a medical condition. 16:26 — Trempealeau: Jeffrey Walker, 61, El- stayed), three years proba- cated driver. 15:35 — Whitehall: Call- ceased. and several females yelling conference scheduled for months and to pay court costs Adam Neitzel, 33, Lime Jordan Walsh, 23, Gays 10:10 — Whitehall: Of- Caller’s vehicle was stolen. eva, OWI (fifth or sixth), tion to have license revoked 16:20 — Whitehall: Fe- er reported a three wheeler is 10:30 — Eleva: Caller at each other. Aug. 10, status conference totaling $805. Charges of Springs, Iowa, disorderly Mills, pleaded guilty to ficer reported animal neglect. 16:50 — Trempealeau: bail jumping-misdemeanor, and ignition interlock device male advised she is having on the road. said there is a lot of debris for Sept. 1. operating with PAC (second) conduct. Pretrial conference fourth-degree sexual assault 10:57 — Ettrick: Caller Caller’s dog bit her grand- Tuesday, July 21 resisting or obstructing an in place for life and to pay illegal medical procedures 20:42 — Ettrick: Request in the road. Chaz Rowland, 30, Gales- and operating while revoked scheduled for Aug. 17, status and disorderly conduct. requesting a welfare check son’s face. 01:00 — Galesville: officer and operating while court costs totaling $2,197. done to her at night. for a deputy to check the area. 12:32 — Galesville: ville, resisting or obstructing were dismissed on prosecu- conference for Sept. 10. Sentenced to 24 months of on a subject who he has not 18:12 — Galesville: A Caller has a male on the revoked. Preliminary hearing Charges of operating while 16:54 — Strum: Female 20:46 — Whitehall: Fire- Caller was followed last an officer. Pretrial conference tor’s motion. Ruth Barhyte, 31, Eleva, probation and to pay court been able to reach for some male is busting up his truck. phone who may be suicidal. scheduled for Aug. 3. revoked and ignition inter- said she has an emergency works complaint. night and would like to speak scheduled for Aug. 10, status battery (domestic abuse) and costs totaling $886. time. 19:38 — Strum: Caller re- 01:35 — Trempealeau Christopher Stewart, 32, lock device tampering were July 22 and hung up the phone. 21:24 — Arcadia: Caller with an officer about it. conference for Sept. 10. disorderly conduct (domestic 11:18 — Dodge: People ported a tire flew off another County: Caller wants the Galesville, intimidate wit- dismissed, but read in. A Arraignment 17:20 — Dodge: Two reported a female is possibly 13:06 — Blair: Two dogs Lucas Nielsen, 34, Ar- abuse). Plea/sentencing hear- were supposed to get out of car. There are no injuries and phone number for the Chi- ness/threaten force, etc., charge of operating with pro- Morgan Miller, 35, Min- males and females were soliciting. are in a cage inside a truck. cadia, Two counts of dis- ing scheduled for Sept. 1. a property, but they are still the car did not crash. cago Police Department. and bail jumping-felony. hibited alcohol concentration doro, bail jumping-felony. Weekly Log intoxicated. They passed 21:56 — Osseo: Caller hit They look overheated with orderly conduct (domestic there and caller believes they 20:16 — Independence: 03:25 — Strum: Caller Adjourned initial appearance (fourth) was dismissed on Plea/sentencing hearing Preliminary Hearing (continued from Page 8) out and the caller isn’t able a deer and has damage to the their tongues hanging out. abuse). Pretrial conference are intoxicated again. Caller’s ex-wife locked him just saw a male walking scheduled for Aug. 13. prosecutor’s motion. scheduled for Aug. 18. Neal Jensen Jr., 56, Ar- to wake them up. hood. 13:43 — Eleva: Female is scheduled for Aug. 10, status 15:30 — Independence: 12:37 — Arcadia: A con- out of the house. around before attempting to Justice Hanson, 24, Cash- Juan Lopez, 41, Arcadia, Status Conferences cadia, bail jumping-felony 20:43 — Trempealeau: A reporting that another female 20:20 — Ettrick: Caller’s conference for Sept. 10. A female with a warrant just veyor on a grinder is on fire. Saturday, July 18 get into the caller’s car. The ton, substantial battery- pleaded no contest to second- William Kitelinger, 37, (three), possession of meth- vehicle was swerving in and is yelling at her for her music ex-boyfriend stole a genera- Samuel Calderon, 19, showed up at a residence in a 15:49 — Strum: Third 00:17 — Trempealeau; car was locked. intend bodily harm and dis- degree recklessly endanger- Holmen, resist officer- amphetamine and possession out of traffic. being too loud. tor from her. vehicle with another female. party report of a physical Anonymous report of loud 03:48 — Galesville: orderly conduct. Preliminary Arcadia, possession of THC. ing safety. Sentenced to substantial bodily harm/ of THC. Pretrial conference 23:05 — Whitehall: Pa- 16:27 — Trempealeau: 22:25 — Arcadia: A fe- 15:31 — Galesville: Two domestic incident. music and yelling. Caller reported he witnessed hearing scheduled for Aug. 6. Adjourned initial appearance three years probation and soft tissue injury (two), scheduled for Aug. 17. role violation reported. Caller’s wife was bitten by male may be attacked by a something strange a year go. people are stealing from the 16:42 — Eleva: A male 00:21 — Whitehall: A Dakota Marzinske, 24, scheduled for Aug. 18. to pay court costs totaling bail jumping-misdemeanor Plea/Sentencing a dog. male. 06:33 — Osseo: 911 caller caller’s camper. Thursday, July 16 has been harassing the caller. suspicious male party is sit- Dorchester, possession of Arraignment $518. Charges of first-degree (two), disorderly conduct Dustin Clemmens, 38, 18:50 — Arcadia: One- reported a male is sitting on 16:52 — Whitehall: vehicle accident reported. Monday, July 20 methamphetamine and oper- Kelly Bowers Wilson, reckless injury, possession of and operating while revoked. Chetek, pleaded guilty to 00:50 — Galesville: A the road. Someone is turning him or 19:17 — Whitehall: A Status conference scheduled possess amphetamine/LSD/ herself in. vehicle was stolen. 08:43 — Whitehall: Of- for Aug. 24. Serving younger female is trying to ficer reported an unruly Psilocin and resisting or 17:01 — Galesville: sell educational materials. 02:17 — Strum: A vehicle Preliminary Hearing obstructing an officer. Sen- the area’s was blacked out with doors inmate. Three males crashed their car 21:29 — Trempealeau: Ryan Hoffman, 47, Oak tenced to two years of proba- open. 09:08 — Arcadia: Caller and started trying to take off ooring Caller is inquiring about how Creek, OWI (fifth or sixth), tion and to pay court costs 06:51 — Ettrick; Two reported 30 head of cattle the license plate. One male she can get her ex-boyfriend vehicle operator flee/elude totaling $886. Charge of people are sleeping in a within the roadway. took off carrying what looked needs for to move out. officer (two) and resisting or operating while revoked was vehicle. 10:32 — Strum: A neigh- like liquor. 21:57 — Arcadia: Female obstructing an officer. Pretrial dismissed, but read in. 17:12 — Eleva: Neigh- 50 years. 07:41 — Arcadia: A male bor is screaming; caller isn’t is making suicidal statements conference scheduled for Samantha Fox, 27, Strum, bor’s son came on her porch is hallucinating. sure who he is yelling at. to the caller. Aug. 17. pleaded no contest to posses- and took a box. 09:40 — Eleva: Com- 11:41 — Trempealeau: 22:34 — Trempealeau: sion of methamphetamine 17:17 — Eleva: A male plaint of people trespassing. Caller found a small bag of July 23 Family Caller is having problems and had a charge of posses- is lighting off fireworks and 10:05 — Osseo: A traffic white powder. Status Conferences owned with her boyfriend. 12:46 — Whitehall: A sion of drug paraphernalia scaring the caller’s dog. 23:03 — Whitehall: Call- barrel was found in the lane Jennifer Radke, 37, Meno- dismissed, but read in as part male party fell outside. monie, possession of meth- 18:48 — Independence: and local er said he came home last of travel. of a deferred prosecution A male went into the caller’s 13:08 — Arcadia: Caller 15:03 — Galesville: amphetamine and possession night and the light was on in Caller has concerns about a agreement. house through a window. his shed. He said he walked advised someone took out a of drug paraphernalia. Status Jason Soules, 35, Eau neighbor mowing and leav- conference scheduled for He has taken three or four fence with a car sometime Claire, pleaded no contest to ing grass clippings on the Aug. 13. bags out and put them in his this morning. operate with restricted con- Year road. Sabrina Novosad, 24, vehicle. 14:29 — Blair: Caller re- trolled substance. Sentenced (continued on Page 9) Ettrick, possession of meth- 20:48 — Galesville: ported two dogs are missing. to 10 days in jail, to have amphetamine and possess Caller advised a minor is license revoked and ignition Thank you to all the volunteers for all the work you have drug paraphernalia. Plea/ driving his son home. amil ine interlock device in place for 21:30 — Independence: done to put a virtural show together. We appreciate being sentencing hearing scheduled Hello neighbors, Trempealeau is coming back to life. Just the other day, I was driving for Aug. 18. 12 months and to pay court People are trying to break able to keep learning and growing with our animal projects. Jessica Cleasby, 35, El- costs totaling $1,429. Charg- into the caller’s house. through town and I was amazed that there were so many cars, motorcyclists, boaters Jamie, Darcy & Shylana Goplin, Craig & Blake Johnson, eva, interfere with custody- es of possession of THC and 21:40 — Trempealeau: and bicyclists all over town. Seeing that put a smile on my face. THANK YOU to beyond visitation-PTAC. possess drug paraphernalia Caller received a suspicious Nathan Ausen, Barb Guse, Kent Haake, Jason Hovell, John were dismissed, but read in. package in the mail today. Falls Meat Service Giemza, Tianna Johnson, Andrea Rippley & Status conference scheduled So today, I would like to talk about this stu that we all keep hearing for Aug. 13. Cristie Hutter, 39, Mon- 23:53 — Whitehall: A about. Yes, we’ve had hardwood, carpet, sheet vinyl and tile  oors for quite some time for purchasing my virtual Valerie Erickson. Christopher Woof, 25, dovi, pleaded no contest suspicious male is sitting on to a charge of issuance of a picnic table. and we are familiar with those  oors. But now we’re hearing a lot of chatter about show animals. Ettrick Eagles 4-H Club Participants Hixton, repeated sexual as- sault of the same child (at worthless check (<$500). Wednesday, July 22 Luxury Vinyl Tile and Planks. These products have actually been around for many years Blake Slaby Katie, Jackson, Ellie, Tyler & Blake least three violations of first Sentenced to pay court costs 00:03 — Whitehall: Call- but they really did not start to gain traction until high de nition photography was degree sexual assault). Status totaling $100 and restitution er reported that someone is conference scheduled for totaling $471.41. Eleven throwing bottles at or near a invented and utilized in creating a more realistic look. The early versions also had Oct. 10. charges of issuance of worth- church. issues with shrinking and expansion which have since been recti ed. The new Luxury Jason Pyka, 40, Arcadia, less checks (<=$2,500) were 02:36 — Osseo: Officer th dismissed, but read in. Vinyl  oors are stable, water proof, very realistic, warm to the touch, durable, easily HAPPY 85 BIRTHDAY! bail jumping-misdemeanor, advised an ATV has no lights. violate harassment restrain- Probation Revocation 04:04 — Trempealeau: repairable, easily cleaned and more comfortable to stand on for longer periods. These ing order and resisting or Randall Baughman, 27, Caller reporting a suspicious  oor can be installed over existing hardwood, vinyl or tile  oors, saving you the mess SHARON HELSTAD Learn more at: obstructing an officer. Status Sheldon, pleaded no contest male. and cost of demolition. DoseOfRealityWI.gov conference scheduled for to charges of possess amphet- 06:38 — Arcadia: A semi A message from Wisconsin Department of Justice, Aug. 6. amine/LSD/Psilocin-PTAC, is all over the road. to in and tae a loo at te man otions we ae in uur inl. Brad Schimel, Attorney General, and the Wisconsin Jason Pyka, 40, Arcadia, operate with restricted con- 08:35 — Trempealeau: We love you Department of Health Services. bail jumping-misdemeanor trolled substance, possession Caller advised a very erratic th and disorderly conduct (do- of marijuana and possession driver in a van passed in a Lifetime Guarantee on Craftsmanship • FREE Design & Estimates July 29 mestic abuse). Status confer- of drug paraphernalia on Jan. double-yellow and almost very much! Brought to you by theTrempealeau County ence scheduled for Aug. 6. 14 and was sentenced to 24 caused an accident. OURS M AMPM S AMPM C S Health & Sheriff’s Departments through a N’Deye Drame, 23, Min- months probation. 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Kostka After a five-run first when they played at Cadott. run scored on a passed ball. then tripled himself, but was inning, Osseo was able to Next week Wednesday the Jackson Johnson then singled thrown out at home while cruise as they remained un- Merchants will play at Beef to put Osseo ahead 5-0 after trying to score on an error. defeated on the season. River in Strum. the first. After a scoreless fifth in- The Merchants plated Osseo 11 Jim Falls 0 Another run scored on an- ning, Osseo plated two more five runs in the first as they With two on and no outs other passed ball in the second, to get the 11-0 win. went on to defeated Jim Falls Nolan Matson and Jaxon Osseo broke the game open in Luke Eide pitched a shut- Sports 11-0 to move to 9-0 on the the fourth. out for Osseo. Kostka connected on consecu- season. Osseo played again tive RBI singles to put Osseo With two on and one out, Full statistics for the game WIAA board votes on Wednesday when they ahead 2-0. Nolan Matson tripled to make were not sent to the Times. to delay fall sports Wason’s edges Weiner’s for first place in DFSL By Andrew Dannehy seventh to secure the win for Wason’s. thanks to a two-run single by Joe Ga- Times Editor Matt Stuhr took the loss for Wein- rofalo in the seventh inning to give the With first place in the Dairyland er’s, which opened with a 7-2 win over team from Independence a 7-6 win. start, allow flexibility Fastpitch Softball League on the line, Pleasantville. John Kupka was the winning pitcher By Andrew Dannehy let’s compress it.” La Crosse Classics/Wason’s scored In their first game, Burt smacked a and Alex Eid took the loss. Times Editor The southwest Wisconsin two runs late for the win. two-run home run in the third inning After two weeks, the La Crosse/ The Wisconsin Interscho- model that Anderson referred Weiner’s had already defeated and Stuhr had two hits in the game. Wason’s team sits at 2-0 while Weiner’s lastic Athletic Association to is what caused the board Pleasantville to move to 2-0 on the Ethan Giese got the win for Weiner’s, is 2-1, East End, 1-1; Pleasantville, 1-2 board of control voted to de- to call a special meeting season and they had a late lead against allowing four hits while striking out and Ffats 0-2. lay the start of the fall sports last Thursday. The board Wason’s, but it didn’t last. 11 and Randy Herman took the loss The teams are all slated to be in season due to the COVID-19 received a proposal signed Jared Burt singled to put Weiner’s for Pleasantville. action again this week as Ffats plays pandemic, but to also allow by 24 administrators from the ahead 2-1 in the bottom of the sixth, but Cory Kittleson had an RBI triple at Pleasantville at 6:30 p.m. while to allow some schools to southwestern portion of the Wason’s came back with two runs in for Pleasantville. Weiner’s and La Crosse/Wason’s are move their fall sports into state calling for the fall sports the top of the seventh. TJ Nereng then In the other league game, East End both at East End with games scheduled the spring season. season to be moved into the struck out the side in the bottom of the Bar edged Ffats Brewing Company to start at 6:30 and 8 p.m. With an 8-3 vote, the spring with the typical spring board approved conducting sports being moved into the the fall sports season with a summer. That proposal had WIAA board votes to delay start of fall sports season delayed start. The sports of support amongst state school (continued from Page 10) Among those voting on son to end the same date it the format of the tournament girls golf, girls tennis, girls districts, but not amongst the Winch’s motion was District typically would, meaning series. swimming and diving, and associations of the sports Speaking on behalf of Three representative Mike truncated schedules for “Obviously coaches, kids boys and girls cross country involved. the WFCA, Labecki noted Beighley, the Whitehall football, soccer, girls golf parents and others would like will be permitted to begin WIAA deputy director issues with field conditions School District Superinten- and volleyball. Football, for to go as far and as deep as practice with prescribed Wade Labecki shared the re- in the spring and weather in dent. example, would have six they can and we would love acclimatization protocol sults of a survey that was sent the northern portion of the While the start of the sea- weeks of regular season play to as well, but those things Monday, Aug. 17. The earli- out to all member schools. state causing teams to play son may have been clarified, and three rounds of WIAA may not present themselves est practice date for the sports With 386 respondents, 51 in snow. Then, he said, as the the end of the season remains tournament play — if there as realistic or best practice Whitehall’s Ryan Kleinhans snuck up the middle for a touchdown during their game against Independence/ of football, boys soccer, and percent favored exploring the season progressed, extreme in question. is a WIAA tournament held when it comes time to begin Gilmanton in 2019. While the 2020 season has been in doubt due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Wisconsin boys and girls volleyball is plan proposed by the south- heat could become an issue. “Let’s get the start of it in any sport. offering that,” Anderson Interscholastic Athletic Association Board of Control voted last week to delay the start of the season and give Monday, Sept. 7. western schools. Twenty- Perhaps the biggest con- going,” Winch said. “I don’t “We need to get out of the said. schools the option of instead playing in the spring. (Times file photo) Should a school be un- two percent of the schools cern expressed by Labecki, think tournaments should be mindset that there’s no point Member schools will have able to conduct a fall sports wanted a delay, 15 percent however, was overexposure. a high priority right now. I in having a season if we can’t the opportunity to start in season, however, they will suggested the season begin “If you have football think getting kids the oppor- have a champion,” Anderson the fall and continue in the be permitted to move fall as planned and 10 percent ending in June then starting tunity to play is the priority.” said. “(That’s) absolutely spring if the pandemic causes For more sports into the spring. WIAA wanted the fall sports season again in early August, you The earliest dates for wrong in education-based them to end their season early Executive Director Dave to be cancelled. could have more injuries the first competitions are athletics.” enough. The specific date local sports Anderson noted that having While those were the and a loss of participation Aug. 20 for girls golf, Aug. Anderson said that instead in which the change would sports participate in two suggestions of the member through that,” Labecki said. 21 for girls tennis, Aug. 25 of having state champions, be made was not decided at news… seasons isn’t unheard of, schools, the WIAA directors The proposal that was for cross country, and girls the sports may have regional Thursday’s meeting. pointing out that the WIAA found disagreement amongst eventually accepted at the swimming and diving. The or district champions. But Area schools are set to Jesse Brockman of the Merchants fires to first turn to the did so with having spring and each sport’s association. The end of the three-hour meet- earliest permissible date for added that it’s too soon to meet this week to determine during Osseo’s win over the Jim Falls Sturgeons last summer baseball seasons for state football, cross country, ing was pitched by Scott the first boys soccer, and boys decide on that. how to proceed. Wednesday. (Times photo by Zac Bellman) many years. track, softball and baseball Winch of Stratford with Dave and girls volleyball contests “We simply don’t know “For those members who associations all opposed the Steavpack of Manitowoc are Sept. 15, and the first what it’s going to look like are not able to go right now, plan. seconding the motion. possible football game may two and three months from then let’s go with something The softball and baseball Phil Ertl of Wauwatosa be scheduled Wednesday, now,” Anderson said. He HELMERS like the southwest Wisconsin associations both noted the offered an amendment to Sept. 23, if the first practice said the state of Montana is model,” Anderson said. “If possibility of losing student- instead begin the “high risk” is conducted on Sept. 7. going to wait until 30 days we need to compress it, then athletes to other summer sports on Aug. 24, but that The accepted proposal before the conclusion of the activities. failed to pass, 9-2. calls for the fall sports sea- regular seasons to announce Detailing 715-597-6817 Speaking on behalf of Car Sales 13912 16th Street (Behind Titan Air) Charlie’s Fix-It-Up the cross country and track & Headlight Osseo, WI 54758 - Ettrick - coaches association, direc- APPLY •Loaner Cars tor Kate Peterson Abiad Restoration FREE •Classic Restoration Specializing in Front End Repair TODAY Estimates • Computerized 4-Wheel Alignment said “They feel this will be •Insurance Claims football-driven. 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but the absence of their star along with MLB colleagues injustices in our country. fi rst tastes of normalcy in The Whole Juan Soto due to a positive will also be looking to draw While the court or diamond months, it is important that = Obituaries ' COID-19 test. Soto will attention to another issue. may be an escape for them as we remember that things are Nine Yards hardly be the last major star Players across both leagues much as watching them can far from “back to normal.” If Marlene Fredrickson were born, Marlene found step-father-in-law, Julius nie; and a sister, Mary Pi- 1973, they moved in where that he met, became friends missing time this year, and have left communities they be for us, they have refused you want to see more than Marlene Fredrickson, of even greater joy in snug- (Marie) Brantner; her pre- entok. they raised their two sons with, and later married Barb by Zac Bellman 14-day quarantine protocols led protests in and had been to surrender their platforms cardboard cutouts at MLB Evansville, and formerly gling them close, teaching cious grandson, Jared Fred- Graveside services will and one daughter. Sadly, Reed of Watertown in 2001. will be a signifi cant burden as fi ghting for change in to re- in the face of ignorance. games, wear a mask. If you of Arcadia, passed away them to count and read and rickson; her sister-in-law, be held Saturday, August Carlys passed away in July, They remained on the acre- o Asters eeded a 60-game marathon season playoff seeds take shape in a turn to work, but they know Still, to be active partici- want to see everyone stand peacefully in her sleep, getting down on the floor to Dorothy Webb; her broth- 15, 2020, at 11:30 a.m., at 1998, from an aneurysm. age until 2015, when Phil For hamps that will likely have no short- few short weeks. Like inju- the work is far from done. pants in the fi ght for equality for our national anthem, take Sunday, July 19, 2020, at St. play with them. When her er- and sister-in-law; Ber- Lincoln Cemetery in White- Phil’s family was quite sold it and they purchased a As teams in the Major age of absent stars, cancelled ries and illnesses that teams LeBron James took time as they push to fi nish short- time to educate yourself and Mary’s Hospital in Madi- oldest grandson became ill, nie and Mary Fredrickson; hall. musical, and he and his sis- townhome in Delano. League Baseball and Na- games that cannot be made have combated in years past, after a scrimmage last Thurs- ened seasons and compete confront the disparities based son, after having said good- Marlene and Dick sold their her brother-in-law, William Jack Funeral Home in ter played in a small band Phil is survived by his tional Basketball Associa- up and artifi cial crowds. overcoming setbacks caused day to address the slaying of for accolades that could have on race that remain in this bye to her family. She was home in Arcadia and moved Fredrickson; her sister-in- Whitehall is assisting the while in high school. Phil wife, Barbara; his chil- tion begin their mad dash for The reigning champion by positive test results and Breonna Taylor, and MLB signifi cant impacts on their country. Let’s all come out just four days shy of her to Evansville to be close law, Donna Fredrickson; family with arrangements. particularly liked listening dren: Kristine Schansberg, a nearly four-month delayed Washington Nationals had others who have opted out players across the league financial futures requires of this with something to 79th birthday. enough to help. Once in three nephews: Joe Fred- –––––––––––––––––––––– to big band and jazz music. Derek Schansberg, and 2020 title pursuit, the con- the league’s home opener of the season will be a part have joined a movement incredible balance. Those celebrate. Marlene was born to Evansville, she volunteered rickson, Steve Fredrickson Philip “Phil” C. From 1960 to 1966, he was Craig (Jeanne) Schansberg; versation around the legiti- against the New ork an- of the game. started by Colin Kaeper- teams that succeed in the Leo and Ruby (née Thines) at her church and for the and Andrew Closson; and Schansberg a member of the U.S. Navy grandchildren: Kaden, Car- macy of their championships kees marred not only by a In the NBA, the bubble in nick to either kneel before midst of this climate deserve srie to the Webb a t Care Closet. one niece, Beth Oaks. Philip Craig Schansberg Reserve and proudly took ly, Kellyn, and Carter Paul- should not be up for debate. weather delay that eventu- Orlando and frequent testing or sometimes during the all that they will earn. TREMPEALEAU home o n As the grandchildren A private family service of Delano, MN., passed care of his uniform through- son, Madison and Devin In baseball, opening night ally cancelled the game should mitigate some of the national anthem in silent While these players at- COUNTY TIMES the family grew, Dick would often was held Saturday, July 25, away July 21, 2020, follow- out the years. Phil loved Schansberg, Julia and Cole provided foreshadowing for after fi ve-and-a-half innings, COID-19 risks, but they protest of lingering racial tempt to give us one of our farm in the drive Marlene (who was al- 2020, at Ward-Hurtley Fu- ing an eight-year battle with his automobiles, and while Schansberg; step-children: Towne o f ways asleep in the front seat neral Home in Evansville. lung cancer. attending DeVry Institute, Michael (Lucinda) Reed, Dunn, July next to him!) several hours The family welcomed addi- Phil was born January 26, he parked cars at the Ivan- Matthew (Bonnie) Reed, 23, 1941. just to see a grandchild in a tional family and friends at 1938, to Odell and Marga- hoe Restaurant in Chicago. Anna Reed, James Reed; She attend- 30-minute musical program a Celebration of Life, from ret (Goplin) Phil was an avid “Packer step-grandchildren: Megan ed elementary school and or have 15 minutes of play- 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m., at Schansberg Backer” but NASCAR was Reed, Geoffrey (Lisa) Reed, high school in Durand be- ing time in a sporting event. Ward-Hurtley. Masks were in Whitehall truly his favorite sport, and Jordan Reed, T.J. and Tier- fore enrolling at UW-Eau Marlene was so incred- requested and provided for where h e in recent years, he had the ney Paulson; and step-great Claire, where she graduated ibly proud of her sons, her those who didn’t have one. grew up on thrill of driving three tracks: grandchildren: Elliott Reed, with her degree in Educa- daughters-in-law and her Marlene’s body was cre- the family Richmond, Disneyworld Evan Reed, and Noah Reed; tion. She met her true love, grandchildren. Though she mated. Burial of ashes will farm. He was and Daytona. When asked sisters: Ruth (Jerry) Keck Richard (Dick) Fredrickson was not a woman to brag, take place in the future. baptized and how fast he went at Day- and Linda (Tom) Barrett; when he would come to see she would shine when talk- Memorials can be di- confirmed at Our Saviour’s tona, he just smiled (178 and brother, James (Susan) To advertise in our Professional Service Directory, call 715-538-4765. her at the restaurant where ing about her family to any- rected to Marlene’s favor- Lutheran in Whitehall and mph!). When not working Schansberg; step-brothers: she waitressed during col- one who asked. ite charities: The Ameri- graduated from Whitehall at Honeywell, Phil was busy Ted (Sherryl) Strand and lege. They were married at Marlene was bothered by can Cancer Society or The High School. He then at- mini-farming on his acre- Bob Strand; foster brother, multiple illnesses during her age. 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NOTICE TO CREDITORS Regular April Meeting and Blair Plan Commission and Grant; areas would be portions trade in for current squad. Let- Motion by J. Anderson to table come from. FORECLOSURE SALE $110,389.30, the Sheriff, or his East along the North line thereof TERMS: Down payment re- 500 Third Street, Suite 800 (Informal Administration) Re-Organizational Meeting Zoning Committee Appeals of Broadway Street, Motion by P. tering should be included in decisions on park activities until Hen License request from Case Number: 19-CV-177 Designee, will sell the described 1350 feet to the centerline of quired at the time of Sheriff’s P.O. Box 479 Case No. 2020PR000024 April 21, 2020 Board Members: Blair Plan Syverson to postpone the CDBG switch over cost or close. Some June 1 meeting, with this item on Henry Schrock @ 414 S. Urberg Hon. Rian W. Radtke; Br. 1 premises at public auction as fol- STH 35 and 54; thence S 1º07’ Sale in the amount of 10% of Wausau, WI 54402-0479 ––––––––––––––––––––––––– The Mayor called the meeting Commission: Mayor Knutson, Infrastructure Grant application of current equipment will switch both May 4 and June 1 agendas, Avenue/Motion by P. Syverson ––––––––––––––––––––––––– lows: West along said centerline of the successful bid by cash or P: 715-845-8234 State of Wisconsin, to order at 7:00 p.m. Those pres- Wanda Cartrette - Alderperson, until April 2021, if grant approved to this new truck. Vote: Yes 5, No 2nd by W. Cartrette. Discussion: to approve as presented, 2nd by State of Wisconsin, TIME: August 18, 2020, at 862.8 feet to the point of begin- certified check; balance of sale (Published July 22, 29, Circuit Court, ent: Mayor A. Knutson; Alderper- Mike Lisowski - Alderperson, plan for construction 2022, 2nd 0. Motion approved. 2002 Park None. Vote: Yes 5, No 0. Motion W. Cartrette. Discussion: None. Circuit Court, 10:00 a.m. ning of this description; thence price due within ten business August 5, 2020) Trempealeau County sons: W. Cartrette, T. Wheeler, Rod Anderson, Brian Stenberg by T. Wheeler. Discussion: Pick up replacement discussion, approved. Motion approved. Trempealeau County PLACE: At the main doors continuing along said centerline days of confirmation of sale by WNAXLP ––––––––––––––––––––––––– J. Anderson, M. Lisowski, P. and Joe Arneson, Leslie Moen. None. Vote: Yes 5, No 0. Motion will go on next Equipment com- Revisit liquor license fees: Clerk report: Source Energy ––––––––––––––––––––––––– of the Trempealeau County S 1º 54’ West 130 feet; thence N the Court, together with the ap- NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of Syverson; Clerk/Treasurer S. Zoning Board: Carl Axness/ approved. 2020 Drainage Proj- mittee meeting. Next Commu- Motion by W. Cartrette to lower Services slurry line was up and ALTRA FEDERAL Courthouse, 36245 Main Street, 89º 29’ West 468.2 feet; thence plicable transfer fee and cost of (Informal Administration) JON J. KOSTNER Frederixon; Attorney A. Rob- Chairperson, Jim Peterson, Car- ect: Contractor has mobilized nity Development Grant Project 2020 (only this year-back to running. Spring Clean-up: Mo- CREDIT UNION Whitehall, WI 54773. N 2º 01’ West 13 feet; thence N recording the deed, all payable Case No. 20PR28 ––––––––––––––––––––––––– ertson; Trempealeau County lyle Helstad, Katy Lien, Dean to the site, storm sewer in on update: Motion by P. Syverson previous for 2021 renewal) Al- tion by P. Syverson, defer deci- Plaintiff, DESCRIPTION: The North ½ 89º 29’ West 145 feet; thence to the Clerk of Court of the above ––––––––––––––––––––––––– PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: Times; S.E.H. David Schofield; Dale and Paul Polege. Motion to Hickory this week, Olson Street postpone applying for CDBG cohol beverage Licensing Fees sion on ‘clean-up event’ until vs. of Lot 4 and the South 82.5 feet N 2 º 01’ West 151 feet; thence county. Property to be sold as a State of Wisconsin, An application for informal ad- Aaron Symicek (P.T. Police of- approve members by P. Syver- culvert replacement on hold until project grant until 2021, 2nd by to Beer/$10 and Liquor/$100, June 1 meeting, and if COVID-19 BRITTANY L. HOOPS of Lot 5, Block 24, of Gales 2nd S 85º 56’ East 624.2 feet to the whole ‘as is’ and subject to all Circuit Court, ministration was filed. The dece- ficer); R. Jensen, Acting Police son, 2nd by M. Lisowski. Discus- things dry out a bit. T. Wheeler. Discussion: None. 2nd by P. Syverson. Discussion: regulations allow the clean-up CLINTON J. HOOPS Addition to the City of Galesville, point of beginning. real estate taxes, accrued and Trempealeau County dent, with date of birth Decem- Chief. Absent: C. Ekern. sion: none. Vote: Yes 4, No 0. Reports: Blair Police Depart- Vote: Yes 5, No 0. Motion ap- None. Vote: Yes 5, No 0. Motion could happen the 2nd week of MIDLAND FUNDING LLC Trempealeau County, Wiscon- EXCEPTING THEREFROM accruing, special assessments, ––––––––––––––––––––––––– ber 12, 1954, and date of death Attorney A. Robertson admin- Motion approved. ment March 2020 report by Ran- proved. approved. June, 2nd by J. Anderson. Dis- Defendants. sin.; And part of the SE¼ of the that portion used for highway if any, penalties and interest . In the Matter of the Estate of June 1, 2020, was domiciled in istered the Oath of Office to Jill Set meeting dates and time dy Jenson (interim Chief): 125 Public Property Committee Local business owner ques- cussion: return money for those ––––––––––––––––––––––––– NE¼ of Section 31-19-8 West, purposes. Sheriff Brett Semingson LESANDRA J. WHEELER Trempealeau County, State of Anderson-Ward 2 via ‘zoom’ and through April 2021: Regular reported calls. Chief application/ Meeting on 4/8/2020: Chair- tion of possibility of downtown that were charged @ Spring PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, Trempealeau County, Wiscon- Tax Key: 016-01336-0000; (or Designee) ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- Mike Lisowski-Ward 3 in person. Council Meeting dates present- interview update: Motion by P. person M. Lisowski reported, hotel permitted: Our Ordinance clean-up days, discontinue at that by virtue of a Judgment sin, described as follows: 231-00371-0000. Trempealeau County, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: dress of: N23078 Glodowski Re-Organizational Meeting ed: May 4, June 1, July 6, August Syverson to re advertise using this meeting was requested by states hotels are ‘not permitted’ this time. Vote: Yes 5, No 0. Mo- of Foreclosure entered in the Commencing at the Northwest PROPERTY ADDRESS: Wisconsin An application for informal ad- Road, Arcadia, WI 54612. portion: 3, September 14, October 5, No- only the Police Wilenet service, Source Energy Services to dis- in our B-1 Downtown Business/ tion approved. Spring Election: above-captioned action on corner of said SE¼ of the NE¼ 16655 S 15th Street, Galesville, Plaintiff’s Attorney: ministration was filed. The dece- All interested persons waived Mayor presented standing vember 9, December 7, 2020; with a shorter deadline, with cuss the 2020 Financial Assur- Commercial district. thanks to County, State election dent, with date of birth Decem- notice. The deadline for filing a Committees for 2020-2021 – January 4, February 1, March 1, wage of $28.00-$32.00, depend- ance reports done by City Zon- Building Permits: Patrick Tu- board, poll workers, fellow mu- ber 14, 1942, and date of death claim against the decedent’s es- Person listed 1st is Chairperson: April 12 & 20, 2021. Motion by ing on experience, 2nd by W. ing Administrator Michael Nied, lius @ 325 Urberg Avenue re- nicipal clerks, National Guard February 13, 2020, was domi- tate is October 6, 2020. A claim Board of Health - P. Syverson, J. P. Syverson to approve dates as Cartrette. Discussion: M. Lisows- specifically the new addition newal for a pool permit; Henry and super residents we had a CITY OF BLAIR ciled in Trempealeau County, may be filed at the Trempea- Anderson, W. Cartrette. Commit- presented, 2nd by J. Anderson. ki wondered why we wouldn’t in- of an ‘inflation percentage’ this Schrock @ 414 Urberg Avenue good election that was able to City of Blair replacement will be installed Vote: Yes 6, No 0. Motion ap- WI Admin. Code, Ch. NR 333. State of Wisconsin, with a mail- leau County Courthouse, 36245 tee wishes to continue with Paul Discussion: J. Anderson asked terview the 3 and see if we find year which was added to bring for Portable tarp building; Chris comply with social distancing Regular Council Meeting next week, pending weather. Ex- proved. Motion by M. Lisowski to Resident request for Council ing address of: P.O. Box 292, Main Street, Room 214, White- Syverson as Chairperson, Park to revisit starting time of regular a Chief, J. Anderson wondered amounts current to 2020 costs. Mish @ 503 E. Broadway to rules. Annual Non-Metallic Rec- May 4, 2020 pect to be able to close out con- change 2020/2021 regular meet- to consider ‘Open container al- Blair, WI 54616. hall, Wisconsin. & Recreation - W. Cartrette, J. meetings, request to go to 6:30 about population comparison Blair Community Development upgrade gravel driveway to lamation report was submitted, The Mayor called the meeting tract by June meeting. ing times from 7 pm to 6:30 pm, lowed on streets’ in City. Motion All interested persons waived /s/ Jill F. Clark Anderson, P. Syverson. Busi- pm., also wondered if it is in Or- for wage consideration, more Group Meeting on 3/19/2020: concrete; Town of Preston @ 2% fire dues report and annual to order at 7:00 p.m. Those pres- Source Energy Service Fi- 2nd by J. Anderson. Discussion: by W. C. to table and send to notice. The deadline for filing a Register in Probate ness & Economic Development dinance as 7 p.m. Vote: Yes 4, discussion. Vote: Yes 5, No 0. CANCELLED due to COVID-19. W13356 S. River Road for new recycling grant report were com- ent: Mayor A. Knutson; Alderper- nancial Assurance Review: City None. Vote: Yes 3, Jill, Mike, Ordinance Committee for review claim against the decedent’s July 6, 2020 Committee - C. Ekern, W. Car- No 0. Motion approved. Motion Motion approved. Police Depart- Gerke stockpile request: No town hall and garage; Ron Tran- pleted. Ash tree update: about sons - W. Cartrette, T. Wheeler, zoning administrator, Michael Paul, No Terry, Wanda & Chris. and recommendation, 2nd by J. estate is November 30, 2020. A ATTORNEY: trette, P. Syverson. Police/Ordi- by P. Syverson to change meet- ment Computer update research information provided by Gerke. berg permit was withdrawn Mo- 50% done. J. Anderson, M. Lisowski, P. Nied - S.E.H. emailed Annual Mayor breaks tie and voted yes. Anderson. Discussion: No. Vote: claim may be filed at the Trem- Bruce J. Kostner nance - C. Ekern, W. Cartrette, ing times to 6:30 pm from 7:00 report: Motion by W. Cartrette to Tappen Coulee Creek Project tion by J. Anderson to approve Present Vouchers for review Syverson, C. Ekern; Clerk/Trea- 2020 Financial Assurance re- Motion approved. Yes 6, No 0. Motion approved. pealeau County Courthouse, Kostner, Koslo & Brovold, LLC M. Lisowski. Public Property & pm, and change Ordinance if order new computer equipment II: Motion by W. Cartrette to ap- as presented, with the excep- and approval: Motion W. Car- surer S. Frederixon; Attorney A. ports to Source Energy & City. Consider 2020 Graduation Reports: Police - April 2020 Whitehall, Wisconsin. 108 West Main Street Buildings - M. Lisowski, W. Car- needed, 2nd by J. Anderson, as presented with cost to come prove Trinity Excavating revised tion of Paul Syverson working trette to approve the vouchers Robertson; Trempealeau County The difference this year is a sign from City: Motion by W. report; Randy Jenson (interim /s/ Jill F. Clark Arcadia, WI 54612 trette, T. Wheeler. Street, Lights, Discussion: None. Vote: Yes 4, from the small equipment Police bids of $3,500 (creek bank clear- with County Land records office as presented, 2nd by M. Lisows- Times; S.E.H. Michael Nied - cumulative rate of inflation from Cartrette to have City purchase Chief) reported 44 calls, down Register in Probate 608-323-3351 & Equipment - P. Syverson, C. No 0. Motion approved. budget, knowing the overall P.D. ing) and $25,000 for clearing for correction to a Blair address ki. Discussion: None. Vote: J. City Zoning Administrator; R. 2014 to 2020. Nied explained a double sided sign, congratulat- 10 % overall for same time last July 20, 2020 Bar Number: 1016746 Ekern, T. Wheeler. Tax, Finance, Regular April Meeting Portion: salary budget will have excess of sediment under Main Street on Town of Preston permit, 2nd Anderson-Yes, T. Wheeler-Yes, Jensen - Acting Police Chief; J. for May meeting that with the ing BTSD seniors that would go year. Attorney Alan S. Robertson (Pub. July 15, 22, 29, 2020) & Personnel - J. Anderson, P. Public Comment: Alderperson for 2020, 2nd by T. Wheeler. bridge box culvert, paid for from by M. Lisowski. Discussion: M. W. Cartrette-Yes, M. Lisowski- Behling & N. Stobb of Source onset of the COVID-19 issues, over Broadway Street, no year Hen License: Lannie Howe @ P.O. Box 47 WNAXLP Syverson, T. Wheeler. Water & Lisowski asked where we are Discussion: J. Anderson asked $5,000 Storm Sewer repairs and Lisowski wondering if tarp type Yes, P. Syverson-Yes, Motion Energy Services; Nate Dahl. they have seen drastic changes. so can be used again, budget of 320 S. Peterson Avenue. Motion Blair, WI 54616 NOTICE AND ORDER FOR Sewer/Joint Sewer Advisory - T. on the ‘clean up the City project’ if this was as new as available, balance from general checking, sheds have been allowed, Clerk approved. Public Comment: None They believe for 2020 the infla- $500, 2nd by C. Ekern. Discus- by P. Syverson to approve as 608-989-2523 NAME CHANGE HEARING Wheeler, AMPI representative, that was discussed last fall. This answer yes. Vote: Yes 5, No 0. 2nd by J. Anderson. Discussion: said they have been allowed Next Council meeting is May Combination Regular Council tion amounts should be rescind- sion: None. Vote: Yes 6, No 0. presented, 2nd by W. Cartrette. Bar Number: 1010454 Case No. 2020CV95 C. Ekern. Library Board Repre- item will go to the next Public Motion approved. None. Vote: Yes 5, No 0. Motion previously. Vote: Yes 5, No 0. 4, 2020, at 7:00 p.m. and Re-Organizational Meeting ed for Source Energy Blair and Motion approved. Discussion: None. Vote: Yes 6, (Published July 29, ––––––––––––––––––––––––– sentative - J. Anderson. Ambu- Property Committee meeting. Park/Lake Committee Meeting approved. Motion approved. Motion M. Lisowski to adjourn 4/21/20: Minutes not ready for Preston mines and revisited at Librarian Kris McNamer is re- No 0. Motion approved. August 5, 12, 2020) State of Wisconsin, lance Board Representative - S. Present minutes for approval: 3/4/20: Chairperson W. Cartrette COVID-19 affect/planning for Capital Improvement Plan meeting, 2nd W. Cartrette. Dis- review next year’s reporting. Motion by questing compensation for train- Pool Checklist Update: Wapa- WNAXLP Circuit Court, Frederixon. Fire Department Li- Regular Council Meeting 3/2/20 reported Lori Gonzalez Memo- Park, Shelters, Pool, and camp- Fund balance update: Fund will cussion: None. Vote: Yes 5, No Nate Dahl: resident & busi- P. Syverson to withdraw infla- ing during the COVID-19 library sha is working on checklist for NOTICE TO CREDITORS Trempealeau County aison - T. Wheeler and C. Ekern. & Special Meeting 3/10/20. Mo- rial flag and flower bed donation ing seasons: At this point due cover the Ehler’s long-term fi- 0. Motion approved. ness owner requesting Council tion amounts for S.E.S. for 2020 closure for her 2 part time aides. the final walk through. (Informal Administration) ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Joint Fire Board Representa- tion P. Syverson to approve both update, Motion by J. Anderson to recommendations from State nancial plan, but when the dam WNAXLP to consider to amend outdoor and revisit inflation information in Motion by W. Cartrette to allow 2020 Park Shelter, Camp- Case No. 20PR26 In the Matter of the tives - Jay Vehrenkamp and Bill 3/2 and 3/10 meeting minutes as to approve as presented, 2nd by and County experts, due to CO- motors become available, we conditional use permits to in- 2021, 2nd by W. Cartrette. Dis- library aides to use this time to ground, Pool & Summer Rec- ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Name Change of: Hamble. Motion to approve as presented, 2nd by M. Lisowski. M. Lisowski. Discussion: None. VID-19 we are not able to open will have to look at where the clude seating and serving out- cussion: None. Vote: Yes 6, No complete training or curb side reation Program COVID-19 State of Wisconsin, TYLER RAY HELTON presented by M. Lisowski, 2nd Discussion: None. Vote: Yes 4, Vote: Yes 5, No 0. Motion ap- side of permitted premises. The 0. Motion approved. pickup or actual worked hours Season Plan Update: Motion by Circuit Court, ––––––––––––––––––––––––– by J. Anderson. Discussion: No 0. Motion approved. proved. Crystal Moen tree do- League of Municipalities stated Hi-Crush Change in Opera- and be compensated for hours W. Cartrette to have Park Com- Trempealeau County NOTICE IS GIVEN: A Petition none. Vote: Yes 4, No 0. Motion Class B Temporary Liquor Li- nation to Park, Motion by J. An- AVISO A LOS ELECTORES that the Governor’s current or- tions: City was informed they are documented on timesheet dur- mittee review information and ––––––––––––––––––––––––– was filed asking to change the approved. cense Application: Blair Preston derson to approve Crystal Moen ders supersedes any local deci- permanently laying off staff at fa- ing COVID-19 closure, 2nd J. work on recommendation for full In the Matter of the Estate of name of the person listed above Nomination of Council Presi- Fire Department for May 9, 2020 to work with Jim Nyen to place AVISO PÚBLICO sion we might make. cility located at 11203 South Riv- Anderson. Discussion: None. Council, 2nd P. Syverson. Dis- DORIS LORRAINE from: Tyler Ray Helton to Tyler dent: J. Anderson to nominated Dance/Chicken Cookout Event. 4 tree donations to our Park, PRUEBA DE EQUIPO ELECTRÓNICO DE VOTACIÓN Present Annual Liquor Li- er Road, Taylor WI. Layoff is due Vote: Yes 6, No 0. Motion ap- cussion: None. Vote: Yes 6, No BETTESWORTH Ray Wolfwood. P. Syverson. Called 3 times for Motion by J. Anderson to ap- 2nd by W. Cartrette. Discussion: PARA LA PRIMARIA PARTIDARIA DEL 11 DE AGOSTO DE 2020 censes for review/publication: to unforeseen business circum- proved. 0. Motion approved. ––––––––––––––––––––––––– IT IS ORDERED: This peti- other nominations; no other prove, 2nd by P. Syverson. Dis- None. Vote: Yes 5, No 0. Motion Según el Estatuto 5.84(1) del Estado de Wisconsin, se realizarán pruebas públicas del equipo de Class A – Dollar General/Ex- stances. This was unavoidable Municipal Dam Grant Appli- Resident request to allow PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: tion will be heard in the Circuit nominations. Motion by J. An- cussion: Randy Jenson will talk approved. Ash tree replacement votación electrónica para determinar que el equipo contará correctamente los votos emitidos el 11 de press Mart/Kwik Trip. Class B and if circumstances necessitate cation Update: Needed more graduates free shelter rental re- An application for informal ad- Court of Trempealeau County, derson to close the nominations, with Fire Chief to talk with Health planning: plan to have this on fu- agosto de 2020 para todas las oficinas y en todas las medidas. Todas las pruebas están abiertas al – Bullpen Sports Bar/Farmers a permanent closing they will no- information on: Past & present lated to COVID-19 issues: Coun- ministration was filed. The de- State of Wisconsin, by the Hon. 2nd by M. Lisowski. Discussion: Dept. about correct COVID-19 ture Park Committee agenda for público. Escape, LLC/Broadway Bar, tify City in writing. W. Cartrette use of mill building, additional cil felt that would fall under the cedent, with date of birth Novem- Rian W. Radtke, on the 2nd day none. Vote: Yes 4, No 0. Motion requirements. Vote: Yes 4, No 0. discussion. Municipio, fecha, hora, ubicación e información de contacto LLC/Blair Haus Bar & Grill, LLC. questioned if financial assurance documentation indicating City donation category and are not ber 17, 1928, and date of death of September, 2020, at 11:15 approved. Motion approved. Combination Streets, Water Ciudad de Arcadia - 3 de agosto de 2020 a las 8:00 a.m. Motion by C. Ekern to approve is in place for all mines in City, has right, title & interest in prin- able to allow that. June 30, 2020, was domiciled a.m., at the Trempealeau County Presentation of General Offic- 7:25 p.m.* Host for Zoom & Sewer Committee Meeting Edificio Arcadia Electric Utility for publication, 2nd M. Lisowski. per Michael Nied yes, things are cipal spillway of dam, memoran- Clean-Up Event Revisited: in Trempealeau County, State Courthouse, 36245 Main Street, es: City Assessor - Eric Kleven, meeting admitted, Aaron on 3/17/2020: Chairperson P. 401 West Main Street Discussion: None. Vote: Yes 6, in place and have just been up- dum of understanding between Motion by C. Ekern to allow of Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- Whitehall, WI 54773. City Attorney - Alan S. Robert- Symicek - P.T. Police Officer, Syverson reported on Police Arcadia, WI 54612 No 0. Motion approved. dated in March for 2020. WDOT & City that allows City clean-up days, May 13, 16, 20 dress of: 22791 West Avenue, IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: son Law Firm, City Civil Defense Wanda Cartrette - Alderperson, Squad replacement- Motion by Angela Berg, secretaria 608-323-3359 S.E.H. Engineering Report: Ordinance drafts for consid- access to dam for construction, & 23 and the 1st $100 free per Ettrick, WI 54627. Notice of this hearing shall be Directors - Chief of Police and Andrew Dannehy - TCT. Attor- P. Syverson to purchase Chevy La prueba se llevará a cabo mediante el procesamiento de un grupo de boletas previamente au- per David Schofield, on 2020 eration: Chapter 4.08(2): Mo- operations, and maintenance, household (ONE TIME ONLY) All interested persons waived given by publication as a Class Officer J. Pride, Official Deposi- ney A. Robertson administered Service Pick-up to include equip- ditadas de manera que se registre un número predeterminado de votos válidos para cada candidato y Drainage Improvements project: tion by M. Lisowski to change proof of ownership for parcel to help with COVID-19 loss of notice. The deadline for filing a 3 notice for three (3) weeks in a tory Bank - Union Bank of Blair oath of office to Wanda Car- ment switch over amount, using en cada referéndum (cuando corresponda). La prueba incluirá para cada oficina una o más papeletas Contractor graded, seeded and the Ordinance as presented located immediately on down- revenue to residents and lesson claim against the decedent’s es- row prior to the date of the hear- or successor. Motion P. Syver- trette, Ward 1. CIP for Public Safety fund for que tengan votos que excedan el número permitido por la ley para probar la capacidad del equipo de matted main swale last week. to no longer include a set time stream side of dam. WI Admin. contact by employees, 2nd by tate is October 14, 2020. A claim ing in the Trempealeau County son to approve as stated, 2nd S.E.H. engineering report: Da- payment, 2nd by W. Cartrette. tabulación automática para rechazar dichos votos. Se debe realizar un conteo sin errores antes de que Hickory Street storm sewer ex- for regular meetings, 2nd by J. Code requires grant recipients M. Lisowski. Discussion: None. may be filed at the Trempealeau Times, a newspaper published M. Lisowski. Discussion: none. vid Schofield reported, Council Discussion: Truck is a better el Secretario pueda aprobar el equipo para su uso en la elección. tension and Olson Street culvert Anderson. Discussion: None. bring dam into compliance with Vote: Yes 6, No 0. Motion ap- County Courthouse, Room 214, in Trempealeau County, State of Vote: Yes 4, No 0. Motion ap- needs to decide if they will apply trade in value at trade in time. (Publicado el 29 de julio de 2020) WNAXLP proved. Whitehall, Wisconsin. Wisconsin. Building Permits: Dillon Sylla BY THE COURT: Dated July 20, 2020. @ 138 E. Broadway Street for /s/ Jill F. Clark BY THE COURT: NOTICE TO ELECTORS a fence, Craig & Nicole Nyen Register in Probate /s/ Rian W. Radtke — PUBLIC NOTICE — @ 1100 Pine Street for concrete July 14, 2020 Circuit Court Judge = ' TESTING ELECTRONIC VOTING EQUIPMENT retaining walls & landscape side- Connie Deubel (Published July 29, Obituaries FOR THE AUGUST 11, 2020, PARTISAN PRIMARY walk, Nathan & Mara Lambright N6254 Jefferson Road August 5, 12, 2020) Under Wisconsin State Statute 5.84(1), public tests of the electronic voting equipment will be held to @ 518 E. Olson Street for repair- Johnson Creek, WI 53038 WNAXLP Harold R. Marchinek Funeral services (with Army during the Korean ascertain that the equipment will correctly count the August 11, 2020, votes cast for all offices and on all ing and adding to current cement (Published July 22, 29, NOTICE AND ORDER FOR COVID-19 guidelines) will War. He was a member of measures. All tests are open to the public. driveway, Danny Austad @ 674 August 5, 2020) NAME CHANGE HEARING Harold R. Marchinek, 79, MUNICIPALITY, DATE, TIME, LOCATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION: E. Maple St. for a front deck, WNAXLP Case No. 2020CV96 of rural Independence, died be held Friday, July 31, Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic CITY OF GALESVILLE TOWN OF TREMPEALEAU county permit needed. Motion NOTICE TO CREDITORS ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Sunday, July 26, 2020, at 2020, at 10:30 a.m., at Edi- Church, Independence. August 4, 2020, at 10:00 a.m. August 4, 2020, at 2:00 p.m. by J. Anderson to approve as (Informal Administration) State of Wisconsin, son Funeral Home in Inde- Roman is survived by Community Room, Galesville Public Library Town Office, Centerville Community Center presented, with the Austad per- Case No. 2020PR000027 Circuit Court, Wisconsin Veterans Home 16787 South Main Street, Galesville, Wis. W24854 State Rd. 54/93, Galesville Wis. mit requiring a County permit, ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Trempealeau County At King, Wisconsin. pendence. Burial will be in his brother, John Pyzybilla, Suzanne M. Johnson, Clerk/Treasurer Sonja A. Byrne, Clerk/Treasurer 2nd by W. Cartrette. Discussion: State of Wisconsin, ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Harold was born April Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic of Independence; sister, 608-582-2475 608-539-2902 None. Vote: Yes 6, No 0. Motion Circuit Court, In the Matter of the 14, 1941, in Trempealeau cemetery. Loretta Palkowski, of Inde- VILLAGE OF TREMPEALEAU TOWN OF GALE approved. Trempealeau County Name Change of: Visitation (with CO- pendence; and many nieces August 4, 2020, at 2:00 p.m. August 3, 2020, at 5:15 p.m. Clerk report: Open Book was ––––––––––––––––––––––––– SAMANTHA MARIE County t o Village Office Town of Gale Meeting Room April 20; B.O.R. was April 28th. In the Matter of the Estate of WESTLUND Frank and VID-19 guidelines) will be and nephews. 24455 3rd Street Trempealeau, Wis. 20037 Gibson Street, Galesville, Wis. Eric Kleven, our City Assessor, CLAYTON KOLVE, JR. ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Anna (Filla) one hour prior to services. He was preceded in death Kathy Peterson, Clerk Sue Henderson, Clerk/Treasurer stated we will need a re-evalu- D/O/D 02/29/2020 NOTICE IS GIVEN: A Petition Marchinek. Military rites will be con- by his parents; brothers: 608-534-6434 608-582-4454 ation in approximately 4 years; ––––––––––––––––––––––––– was filed asking to change the TOWN OF CALEDONIA TOWN OF ARCADIA Ash tree removal in Park update; PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: name of the person listed above He lived ducted by Sura-Wiersgalla Ernest, Alphonse and Clar- August 2, 2020, at 8:00 a.m. August 3, 2020, at 10:00 a.m. Seasonal Part time staff update. An application for informal ad- from: Samantha Marie Westlund most of his American Legion Post 186. ence Przybilla; sisters: Clara Caledonia Town Hall Arcadia Town Hall Present Vouchers for review and ministration was filed. The dece- to Samantha Marie Westlund- life in Poker Online condolences may Dumback, Monica Schild- N14399 County Rd.M, Galesville, Wis. W26051 State Rd. 95, Arcadia, Wis. approval: Motion W. Cartrette dent, with date of birth March 8, Wolfwood. be offered at www.edison necht and Aurelia Bautch. Blaise Stegemeyer, Clerk/Treasurer Lynn Axness, Clerk to approve the vouchers as 1959, and date of death Febru- IT IS ORDERED: This peti- Coulee and 608-484-0399 608-323-3470 presented, 2nd by P. Lisowski. ary 29, 2020, was domiciled in tion will be heard in the Circuit was a self-employed log- funeralhome.com. A Mass of Christian TOWN OF DODGE TOWN OF GLENCOE Discussion: None. Vote: J. An- Trempealeau County, State of Court of Trempealeau County, ger. Harold traveled many –––––––––––––––––––––– Burial (with COVID-19 August 3, 2020, at 5:00 p.m. August 5, 2020, at 8:30 a.m. derson-Yes, T. Wheeler-Yes, W. Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- State of Wisconsin, by the Hon. places to hear polka bands. Roman J. Przybilla guidelines) will be held Dodge Town Hall Glencoe Town Hall Cartrette-Yes, M. Lisowski-Yes, dress of: N48686 County Road Rian W. Radtke, on the 2nd day W29861 Bambenek Street, Dodge, Wis. W104 State Rd. 95, Arcadia, Wis. P. Syverson-Yes & C. Ekern Yes. Y, Mondovi, WI 54755. of September, 2020, at 11:15 Until recently, he kept up on Roman J. Przybilla, 94, of Saturday, August 1, 2020, Kara Wener, Clerk Anne Cornish, Clerk Motion approved. All interested persons waived a.m., at the Trempealeau County current events and was still Independence, died Sunday, at 10:30 a.m., at Ss. Peter 608-539-2881 608-323-7405 Next Council meeting is June notice. The deadline for filing a Courthouse, 36245 Main Street, reading Hardwood Market July 26, 2020, at Gundersen and Paul Catholic Church in CITY OF ARCADIA TOWN OF ETTRICK 1, 2020, at 6:30 p.m. claim against the decedent’s es- Whitehall, WI 54773. Independence. Rev. George — Your Right To Know — August 3, 2020, at 8:00 a.m. August 4, 2020, at 10:30 a.m. Motion W. Cartrette to adjourn tate is October 17, 2020. A claim IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: Reports and Loggers Shop- Health Center, La Crosse. Arcadia Electric Utility Building Ettrick Town Hall, Ettrick, Wis. meeting, 2nd T. Wheeler Discus- may be filed at the Trempealeau Notice of this hearing shall be per. Harold served in the Roman was born March Thayilkuzhithottu will be 401 West Main Street, Arcadia, Wis. Kara Noren, Clerk sion: None. Vote: Yes 6, No 0. County Courthouse, Room 214, given by publication as a Class U.S. military in Viet Nam. 7, 1926, in Wickham Valley, officiating. Burial, with Angela Berg, Clerk 608-525-4991 Motion approved. Whitehall, Wis. 3 notice for three (3) weeks in a Harold is survived by Trempea- military rites, will be in the 608-323-3359 WNAXLP Electronically signed by: row prior to the date of the hear- VILLAGE OF ETTRICK TOWN OF HALE /s/ Jill F. Clark ing in the Trempealeau County cousins and friends, includ- leau County, church cemetery. PUBLIC NOTICES August 5, 2020, at 2:00 p.m. August 4, 2020, at 10:00 a.m. Register in Probate Times, a newspaper published ing special friend, Margaret to John and Visitation will be held at Village Office Town Hall in Pleasantville For more local July 17, 2020 in Trempealeau County, State of McKane. Elizabeth the church one hour prior to 22864 N. Main Street, Ettrick, Wis. N42111 County Rd. O, Whitehall, Wis. Thomas J. Bilski Wisconsin. the service. Jane Jensen, Village Clerk Donald Halvorson, Clerk government news, BILSKI & FRENCH, LLC Dated July 20, 2020. He was preceded in death (Marsolek) Public notices from the Trempealeau County 608-525-5445 715-695-3549 (Home) 50556 S. Charles Street BY THE COURT: by his parents. Przybilla. He Online condolences may 715-538-3283 (Cell) turn to the… P.O. Box 218 /s/ Rian W. Radtke farmed with be offered at www.edison The test shall be conducted by processing a pre-audited group of ballots so marked as to record a pre- Osseo, WI 54758 Circuit Court Judge Find Us on Facebook: his brother, funeralhome.com. Times can be viewed for up to 90 days at: determined number of valid votes for each candidate and on each referendum (when applicable). The 715-597-5300 (Published July 29, test shall include for each office one or more ballots which have votes in excess of the number allowed Bar Number: 1017113 August 5, 12, 2020) www.facebook.com/ Ernest, in Wickham Valley COVID-19 guidelines for by law in order to test the ability of the automatic tabulating equipment to reject such votes. An errorless (Published July 22, 29, WNAXLP trempcotimes until retirement in 1981. the Mass are posted on the www.wisconsinpublicnotices.org count must be made before the Clerk can approve the equipment for use in the election. August 5, 2020) Roman served in the U.S. funeral home website. (Published July 29, 2020) WNAXLP WNAXLP Page 16 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, July 29, 2020 Wednesday, July 29, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 17 Gales- : Busiest hair rent 2 miles : 2-bedroom ARCADIA SCHOOL DISTRICT For Sale ville! 2BR w/laundry on- salon in BRFalls. Available east of Arcadia. Must speak apartment in Independence apartment in Inde- Arcadia School District Performance and Ac- for the purpose of retire- Friday, May 28, 2021, at 7:00 treat in August to continue dis- will be used to help cover the el- site, off-street parking. Call Dec. 1, 715-864-0624. & understand English. Fur- near Island park, no dogs. pendence for one person. Regular Board Meeting countability Reports, ment, effective at the end of p.m., to be held in the Wanek cussion with administration on ementary roof repair. , plastic 608-582-2206. Equal oppor- nished w/stove & fridge. No 608-863-0945, leave mes- Available August 1. 608- June 15, 2020 3125-Educator Licensing, the 2019-2020 contract year. arena. Motion carried 6-0. the Continuous Improvement Paul Servais updated the barrels & metal storage bar- tunity provider and Employ- 1st St in Tremp, smoking, no pets. $800/mo. sage. 797-1616. A Regular Meeting of the 3340/4340-Grievance Pro- k. Professional Staff Resigna- A motion was made by Paul Plan for the district. board on the delivery of diplo- rels, 55 gal. $10.00 each. er. Equal Housing Oppor- secured bldg. $585. In- plus security deposit. 608- Board of Education of the School cedure, 5113-Open Enroll- tion - Trevor Kent from the Servais and seconded by Dana The board began a prelimi- mas to the 2020 seniors on the 715-963-4438. cludes dishwasher, range, District of Arcadia was held in ment Program, 5200-Atten- MS/HS Band teaching posi- Conrad to renew the bread con- nary discussion on the possibility “graduation bus” last Sunday. tunity 418-0201. the high school, room 219, in dance, 5200.01-Full-time tion effective at the end of tract with Pan-O-Gold to supply of a future building referendum He stated it was a great day and refrig. No pets/no smoking. the City of Arcadia, County of Student, 5330-Admin- the 2019-20 contract year bread for foodservice for 2020- for an elementary school. They thanked all that were part of it, or rent-to-own. White- Contact 715-985-3191 or apt Kopp Trempealeau, Wisconsin, and istration of Medication, l. Approve Workers Compen- 21. Motion carried 6-0. agreed to continue discussion Dana Conrad, Alan Herman, Portable buildings, storage hall. 1BR, 2BR & 3BRs 715-797-4337. St, Whtl. $575. Includes wa- Rental Assistance Available! virtually via Zoom, on Monday, 5517-Student Anti-Harass- sation Insurance Renewal A motion was made by Dana on this topic. Kelley Ebbesen, and Mike Han- sheds, garages, play houses, w/rent based on 30% of ter, trash removal. No rent Housing Choice Vouchers are available in Trempealeau May 18, 2020. The meeting was ment, 5630-Corporal Pun- through United Heartland for Conrad and seconded by Diana Mr. Bagstad would like to dis- non. animal shelters. Low price in-come! Laundry, storage pets/no smoking. Contact County, WI to eligible families or individuals for rental called to order at 6:00 p.m. by ishment, 6325 – Procure- the 2020-2021 fiscal year Tempski to accept the milk bid cuss with the board at the next A motion was made by Rod- guarantee. Free delivery. and parking on-site. Call in Arcadia. Call 608-323- 715-985-3191 or 715-797- Board President Paul Servais. ment – Federal Grants/ m. Approve administrative, submitted by Prairie Farms Dairy meeting a reopening plan for the ney Walters and seconded by assistance in housing of their choice that meets program Cobblestone Cottage, Hix- 800-944-4866 ext 1126 7749. 4376. Board members present were Funds, 6800-System of non-teaching and support to supply milk for foodservice for 2020-21 school year. Dana Conrad to adjourn at 7:03 requirements. If you need assistance in paying your rent Paul Servais, Diana Tempski, Accounting, 7440.01-Video staff contracts for the 2020- 2020-21. Motion carried 6-0. Paul Servais asked where ex- p.m. Motion carried 7-0. ton, 715-963-4438. today! Equal opportunity : : 2-bedroom Rodney Walters, Dana Conrad, Surveillance and Electronic 21 year Superintendent Lance Bags- tra 2019-20 budget funds, if any, Brian Steinlicht, Clerk provider and employer. 3-bedroom, 1-bath, 1-car apartment in Independence. contact us for more information and an application. Brian Steinlicht, and Randy Nils- Monitoring, 7455-Account- n. Approve and file the trea- tad gave an update on the Trem- will be used. Lance stated they WNAXLP Equal Housing Opportunity tree in garage, full basement w/of- Includes: kitchen appliances, Call the Housing Authority of Trempealeau County estuen. Also present was Lance ing System for Fixed Assets, surer’s report and pay- pealeau Valley Co-op 2.0. The Galesville, 15 feet off of fice, W/D, microwave hood, Bagstad, Dana Hoesley, and 7540.01- Technology Pri- ment of vouchers totaling annual joint board meeting is Loca- air conditioning, water/sew- at 715-538-2274 for application or go online to Lisa S. Schock. Connected via vacy, 7540.03/7540.04-Stu- $523,810.10, including scheduled for July 21. PUBLIC NOTICE driveway (easy access), tion! 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms stove/refrigerator, dishwash- er. Off-street parking, on- Zoom was Tony Hart and Zac dent/Staff Technology Ac- computer check numbers Rob Hurlburt arrived at 6:08 some good straight walnut er & central air. $875/mo. site laundry. No pets or www.tremphousing.com to print one. SPECIAL TOWN MEETING w/rent based on 30% of in- Bellman from the Trempealeau ceptable Use & Safety, 72377-72507 p.m. lumber. 608-582-2263, come! Private entrance, rent, security deposit. 715- smoking. Rent $520 plus se- County Times. 8146-Notification of Educa- Motion carried 6-0. The board discussed pay- of the Electors of Town of Arcadia 797-3970, application re- Handicap/ Wednesday, August 12, 2020, 6:00 p.m. 10am-9pm. laundry on-site and off- curity deposit. 715-985- disabled President Paul Servais an- tional Options, 8310-Public Andrea Eisner joined via Zoom ment of tuition for teachers tak- quired. regardless of age nounced the verification and Records, 8320-Personnel at 6:03 p.m. ing course accreditation to teach NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Special Town Meeting of the street parking. Call 608-323- 2248. compliance with the open meet- Records, 8320.10 – Unau- A motion was made by Paul dual-credit courses in the TVC Town of Arcadia, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, will be held in the : 2198! Equal Opportunity town at the Arcadia Town Hall on Wednesday, August 12, 2020, at respons- & This institution is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer. ing law. thorized Acquisition of Staff Servais and seconded by Randy 2.0 co-op. They were agreement 6.5 and 270 - Speer, Sierra, Provider and employer. ible person(s) to rent Gales- 2BR in Galesville. Rent Motion was made by Randy Personnel Informa- Nilsestuen to approve the 2020- to allow this going forward. 6:00 p.m., for the purpose of authorizing partial financing for the new Nosler (130, 140, 150 gr. Arcadia Ambulance Building. Equal Housing Opportunity ville 2-bdrm, 2-bath apart- based on 30% of income for Nilsestuen and seconded Di- tion, 8330-Student Re- 21 open enrollment applications Tony Hart explained the re- Spitzer BT) 1,100 @ $0.15 ana Tempski to approve agenda cords, 8390 – Animals on presented with the exception of vised elementary school sup- Dated this 24th day of July, 2020. lower apart- ment w/single garage, air, those 62+ or disabled of any Services with the removal of item L from District Property, 8800-Re- line 49 on the open enrolled to plies list with the new Young Lynn M. Axness, Clerk each or trade. 715-983-5602. appliances. We take care of age. Laundry facilities, com- Town of Arcadia ments in Melrose w/laundry section IV-Consent Agenda and ligous and Patriotic Cer- Arcadia list. Motion carried 6-0. Raiders Fund fee that is optional facilities & garage. No pets. lawn & snow + water utility. munity room, great location! move it to section V- Matters Re- emonies and Observances, A motion was made by Rod- for families to pay. The fund was (Published July 29, 2020) Cadet lawn 12-month lease, references. Call 800-944-4866 x1122 served for Board Action. Motion 9130-Public Requests, Sug- ney Walters and seconded by developed to cut down on fund- WNAXLP References. $600/each. 608- mower model LT1018. 488-4700. $750 rent, $500 deposit. No Equal opportunity provider carried 6-0. gestions, or Complaints, Dana Conrad that the Class of raisers in the elementary school. 18hp, 42" cut, new battery pets, no smokers. 608-781- and employer. Equal Hous- President Paul Servais led the NEW – 2261.03-District 2021 graduation date be set for The board will schedule a re- & good tires, $750 OBO. Pledge of Allegiance. and School Report Card, bedroom 7531. ing Opportunity. LAMBRIGHT A motion was made by Brian 2370-Educational Options 608-386-1475. duplex in Independence. All Steinlicht and seconded by Rod- Provided by the District, PUBLIC NOTICE appliances included. No CONSTRUCTION ney Walters to approve all the 3410.01/4410.01-Com- Ad Deadline is Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. smoking or pets. $700/mo, items in the consent agenda as pensation for Part-time, NOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO PLACE AN AD: Rental $700 security deposit, you A Complete Line of Construction listed: 3430/4430 Leaves of Ab- VILLAGE OF PIGEON FALLS Parkview Apartments a. Minutes of the May 18, sence, 3431/4431-Employ- At the Village Board meeting on Monday, October 14, 2019, the Call: 715-538-4765, or Fax: 715-538-4540 pay utilities. Available Sept. has a • Excavating • Concrete Work 2020, Regular Meeting ee Leaves, 5461-Children board approved a revision of our Floodplain Zoning Ordinance for or email: [email protected] in Strum, ground 1. 715-530-1661, Mark TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT the Village of Pigeon Falls in compliance with the Wisconsin De- Geske. • New Buildings and Pole Barns (Open Session) At-Risk of Not Graduat- l e v e l $ 4 9 5 . I n c l u d e s available now for anyone 62 years or older b. Minutes of the May 26, ing from High School, partment of Natural Resources. This entire ordinance is available for 36435 Main Street · P.O. Box 95, Whitehall, WI 54773 water/sewer. Coin laundry. • Remodeling • We Do It ALL! review at the Village office. 2020, Special Meeting 6520 Payroll Deductions, Income & age restrictions - and/or has a physical disability (Open Session) 6605-Crowfunding If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appoint- apply. 715-985-3191 or 715- apartment, central c. Approval 2020-21 Athletic e. Consideration of Breakfast, ment, contact the office at 715-983-2214. air, fridge, stove, natural All utilities and appliances included, interior mail access, laundry If your metal roofs are fading or rusty, we can recoat them Margaret Everson, Clerk/Treasurer Auto Council Lunch, and Milk Prices for 797-4376. gas, heat, storage unit, on- room, community room and a service coordinator. d. Second Reading NEOLA 2020-21 school year. Village of Pigeon Falls Information with a rubberized coating and save you money. Volume 29, No. 1, Policies: f. Professional Staff Hire to (Published July 29, 2020) : 2003 GMC site laundry. No smoking, Rent is only 30% of adjusted income. • Waterproof Warranties Available • Licensed and Insured no pets. Security deposit & 1213/3213/4213 - Student the High School Art teaching WNAXLP Savana conversion van, . For more information call Sara Supervision and Welfare, position, to begin with the transfer case needs rebuild- Peaceful Ettrick location. references. 715-985-3195. 1241-Non-reemployment 2020-2021 contract year at 1-888-393-3282. ing. Best offer, 608-323- Rent based on 30% of in- Ettrick! Ask about Equal housing opportunity of the District Administra- g. Professional Staff Hire to NOTICE TO ELECTORS come, laundry on-site & off tor, 1461/3161/4161 – Un- the MS & HS Band teaching Classified ad deadline 2065. the included utilities!! Call 715-797-2089 requested Leaves of Ab- position, to begin with the NOTICE OF PUBLIC TEST street parking 608-582- VILLAGE OF PIGEON FALLS, TREMPEALEAU CO., WIS. 4:00 p.m. Wednesdays today! 608-582-2206. Equal sence/Fitness for Duty, 2020-2021 contract year 2206. Equal opportunity opportunity provider and 2210-Curriculum Develop- h. Professional Staff Hire to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that there will be a Public Test of Garage Sale the HAVA voting machine for the Village of Pigeon Falls on Thursday, provider and em-ployer. employer. Equal Housing ment, 2260-Nondiscrimina- the 7th/8th grade math and $ 00 Equal Housing Opportunity tion and Access to Equal science teaching position, July 30, 2020, at 8:00 a.m., at the Village of Pigeon Falls Community Sale Opportunity · Well Reconditioning Center, 40185 Winsand Dr., Pigeon Falls, WI 54760. 9 Classifieds Educational Opportunity, to begin with the 2020-2021 35725 5th St., Independ- FOR RENT · Well Abandonment 2261-Title 1 Services, contract year The voting equipment will be used in the August 11, 2020, Partisan up to 15 words beautiful Mis- Primary Election. ence. July 30, 31 & Aug. 1, : 2BR Apt sissippi! 1 & 2 bedroom 2260.01-Section 504/ADA i. Professional Staff Hire to the 25¢ each additional word 7am to 4pm. Antiques, misc. Accepting applications for our · Pressure Systems Prohibition Against Dis- 6th grade ELA and Health Margaret Everson, Clerk/Treasurer Call: 715-538-4765 Kopp St, Whitehall. $565. apartments, $550-$699. El- OIUM crimination Based on Dis- teaching position, to begin Village of Pigeon Falls furniture, new items each Includes range, refrig, water evator, security entrances, waiting list · Backhoe Service For ability, 2261.01-Parent and with the 2020-2021 contract (Published July 29, 2020) day. & trash removal. On site WNAXLP indoor mail, off-street park- Well Drilling The Small Jobs Family Member Participa- year laundry, off street parking. ing, A/C, decks, W/D in For housing in Trempealeau County, WI & Pump Service tion in Title 1 Programs, j. Professional Staff Retire- · Underground Water No pets/no smoking. Con- unit, all appliances & large Rent based on income 2271.01-Start College Now ment - Carl McKeeth from Farm tact 715-985-3191 or 715- Program, 2700.01-School the HS Art teaching position, NOTICE OF BID storage rooms. 715-533- Lines 797-4337. 3397. For persons 62 years+ or handicapped/disabled 715-287-3525 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS for sale. Call For Free Estimates Project ID A76040 Yearling & 2 year old breed- Arcadia: 1 & 2-bedroom units located on Gillespie Eleva, WI · Lic #6244 NOTICE TO ELECTORS Gaveney Road Reconstruction NFO LIVESTOCK Street. Stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, air Town of Arcadia ing bulls. Bred cows, heifers CITY OF INDEPENDENCE & yearling heifers. Tschanz CENTER conditioner included. All utilities included. Beauty shop PUBLIC TESTING OF ELECTRONIC VOTING EQUIPMENT Trempealeau County, Wisconsin NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Public Test of the HAVA Plans and Specifications for this project are available in theof- Farms, Blair, 715-538-3123. Hwy. 93/121; 3 mi. N. of Independence Housing Available Now! & laundry facilities on-site. All units have separate outside compliant Edge II handicap voting machine for the, August 11,2020, fice of the project consultant, Jewell Associates Engineers, Inc., 560 COWS • BULLS • FAT CATTLE For housing in Trempealeau County, WI entry. Partisan Primary Election, will be held as follows: Sunrise Drive, Spring Green, WI 53588, upon a nonrefundable pay- available: small grains, dir- FEEDER CATTLE • HOGS D&D Construction MUNICIPALITY, DATE, TIME, LOCATION ment of $30.00. The Plans and Specifications may also be obtained Rent based on income at the website of Quest Construction Data Network located at www. ect cut or pickup head. Ken WE TAKE COWS & BULLS Whitehall: 1 & 2-bedroom units located on Claire ASPHALT PAVING AND CONTACT INFROMATION: Slaby 715-538-4486. CITY OF INDEPENDENCE questcdn.com upon a nonrefundable payment of $30.00 for each TUES. & WED., For persons 62 years+ or handicapped/disabled Street. Stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, air and SEALCOATING Thursday, August 6, 10:00 A.M set. If not a previous member of QuestCDN, you will need to create LAND 8am-2pm conditioner included. Some units include washer/dryer. City Hall, 23688 Adams Street an account to access the plans and specifications. Others as arranged Arcadia: 1-bedroom unit located on Gillespie Street. — T — SUBMITTAL OF BIDS: FOR HUNTING Prepaid an- On-site laundry facilities available. Beauty shop on-site. Independence, WI 54747 nual lease payments $5m li- Stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, air conditioner Patchin riveways Lenice Pronschinske, Clerk/Treasurer Sealed bids for the contract will be received by Jewell Associates Call Bernard at Water, sewer and garbage service included. Elevator Engineers, Inc., via Quest online bid website, and hard copy bids ability insurance. We handle included. All utilities included. Beauty shop and laundry enior iscounts 715-985-3055 715-985-2345 access to most units. Parin ots ot Crac illin (Published July 29, 2020) are to be submitted in a separate sealed envelope to Jewell Associ- everything for you. Base facilities on site. $15,120 income limit for single person. ll ork Commercial esidential WNAXLP ates Engineers, Inc., at 560 Sunrise Drive, Spring Green, WI 53588, Camp Leasing 1-866-309- or 515-450-8022 For persons 18 years+ ATTN: Dan Tracy. Delivered envelopes shall be clearly marked 1507 www.basecampleas- “Gaveney Road Reconstruction”. Listen to “Cowtown” NFO Market Report Whitehall: 2-bedroom upstairs unit located on Claire ing.com Promo Code: 295 every Fri. at 12:15pm on WHTL 102.3 FM Stove/refrigerator included. Laundry facilities on-site. NOTICE TO ELECTORS Sealed bids for the contract will be received by Jewell Associates Street. Stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, air ering our rea • 715-533-1742 Engineers, Inc., until 1:00 P.M., local time, August 14, 2020, at 560 WE NEED FEEDERS! conditioner included. Unit includes washer/dryer. On- Arcadia: 1-bedroom units located on Willow Street. NOTICE OF PUBLIC TEST Sunrise Drive, Spring Green, WI 53588. At 1:00 P.M., Friday, August CITY OF WHITEHALL, TREMPEALEAU CO., WIS. 14, 2020, local time, all bids will be declared closed. Directly after site laundry facilities available. Beauty shop on site. Water, Heat, water, sewer and garbage service included. Max A Public Test of the HAVA compliant handicap voting machines the bids are closed, all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. sewer and garbage service included. Stairwell access only. rent $427 when within income limits. (AVC Edge II) that will be used at the Tuesday, August 11, 2020, THIS IS A LOCAL ROAD IMPROVEMENT TRID PROJECT MILLER’S ROOFING & Partisan Primary Election, will be held at the Train Depot, which is The proposed work consists of providing pavement removal, For persons 18 years+ Independence: 2-bedroom units located on Elm located at 36295 Main Street, Whitehall, on Monday, August 3, 2020, earthwork, base aggregate ¾-inch and 1¼-inch, HMA pavement, 715-285-5317 Loomis Street. Heat, water, sewer and garbage service included. BUILDINGS, LLC at 9:00 a.m. culvert pipes, finishing items, erosion control, and permanent sign- “Your Complete Farm Service Company” Arcadia: 1-bedroom units located on Willow Street. Karen Witte, Clerk/Treasurer ing for approximately 0.251 miles of Gaveney Road. LAZY L JAMESWAY · BADGER · PATZ · BERG Pigeon Falls: 1 & 2-bedroom units located on Winsand The Town of Arcadia reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to Stove/refrigerator included. Laundry facilities on-site. City of Whitehall MILLER PRO · HANSON · WIC · LOYAL TACK & TRAILERS Drive and Church Street. Water, sewer and garbage (Published July 29, 2020) waive informalities in any bid and to accept any bid which the Town RITCHIE · FREUDENTHAL · AGRIVAL Mondovi, WI Heat, water, sewer and garbage service included. Max WNAXLP of Arcadia may determine to be in its best interest. VALMETAL · NORBCO · WEAVERLINE 715-926-5309 rent $427 when within income limits. Elevator access. service included. By order of the Town of Arcadia KRAIBURG · AGROMATIC · MIRACO www.LazyL.com call us Barbara Tock, Chairperson • Equipment Sales & Service Full Line Of Trailers...Horse, Galesville: 1-bedroom units located on W. Ridge Galesville: 1-bedroom units located on W. Ridge FIRST BEST LEGAL NOTICE W26051 State Road 95 • Full Line of Parts Inventory in Stock Livestock, Utility, Flatbed, After Hours orAvenue. Drop off, callStove/refrigerator included. Laundry facilities Avenue. Water, sewer and garbage service included. Max PRICES Arcadia, WI 54612 • On-The-Farm Concrete Service Cargo, Used Trailers around NOTICE TO CREDITORS C, Ettrick, WI 54627. (Published July 29, August 5, 2020) ½ Mile N. of Hwy. 10/25 • Arkansaw Brian Walske: on-site,608-797-2007 Water, sewer and garbage service included. Max rent $403 when within income limits. (Informal Administration) All interested persons waived WNAXLP rent $403 when within income limits. Elevator access. Case No. 20PR25 notice. The deadline for filing a Family units in Arcadia, Blair, Galesville & FREE - INSPECTIONS & QUOTES ––––––––––––––––––––––––– claim against the decedent’s Upstairs 2-bedroom unit with Whitehall: 2 & 3-bedroom units with laundry hook- State of Wisconsin, estate is November 20, 2020. A Family unit in Blair: Upgrade From Shingles to a Metal Roof Circuit Court, claim may be filed at the Trem- NOTICE: TOWN OF PIGEON River Valley laundry hook-ups available. Stove/refrigerator included. ups available. Stove/refrigerator included. Some have full • 26 Ga. Textured Coatings • Trempealeau County pealeau County Courthouse, Available Aug./Sept. basement and spacious yard with patio area. • Snap Lock (Hidden Fasteners) ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Whitehall, WI 54773. REGULAR BOARD MEETING Stockyards Arcadia • 16 inch Wide Panel • 40 Yr. Factory Warranty • In the Matter of the Estate of /s/ Jill F. Clark Call the Housing Authority of Trempealeau County Call the Housing Authority of Trempealeau County • Commercial (High Rib) • Residential (Low Rib) DEANN F. GREENWOLD Register in Probate • Ventilated Ridge Cap • 32 Color Options • ––––––––––––––––––––––––– July 14, 2020 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the regular monthly N29596 River Valley Rd., Arcadia at 715-538-2274 for application or go online to at 715-538-2274 for application or go online to PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: Attorney Alan S. Robertson meeting of the Town Board will be held Wednesday, www.tremphousing.com to print one. Lanesboro, Minn. | 507-467-2192 After Hours or Drop off, call www.tremphousing.com to print one. CONTRACTORS WELCOME An application for informal ad- P.O. Box 47 August 5, 2020, at 7:30 p.m., at the Town Hall, N39631 ministration was filed. The dece- Blair, WI 54616 Brian Walske: 608-797-2007 Will Roof Your Custom Homes, Pole Buildings dent, with date of birth Decem- 608-989-2523 Fuller Coulee Road, Whitehall. Agenda to be posted prior Give Scott Selness a call Handicap/ Drop off Hours: Tues: 9am-5pm Handicap/ disabled and Commercial Buildings ber 24, 1963, and date of death Bar Number: 1010454 to the meeting. to setup a farm visit! disabled regardless of age June 3, 2020, was domiciled in (Published July 22, 29, Wednesday: 7am - 11am regardless of age JOHN MILLER Trempealeau County, State of August 5, 2020) Bill Butler, Clerk 608.844.3196 SOLVE YOUR Thursday: 9am - 5pm E562 Mortimer Rd Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- WNAXLP Town of Pigeon 507-459-6412 Friday: 7am - 9:30am “This institution is an equal oppurtunity provider and employer.” “This institution is an equal oppurtunity provider and employer.” dress of: W12046 County Road WNAXLP Leave a Message ROOF ISSUES Wonewoc, WI 53968 Page 18 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, July 29, 2020 Wednesday, July 29, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 19 Te s k e ELEVA STORAGE Group, LLC Timeshare Help Wanted NICK’S WELDING & FABRICATING, INC. Ettrick Cancellation Experts. Over Part-Time Automotive LLC $50,000,000 in timeshare Wisconsin BRAND NEW UNITS JAOUCHTNIONMEERA, LRLCG HELP WANTED N19862 Cty. Road J. debt and fees cancelled in Recycling Attendant 2019. Get free information- 715-284-4684 Lawn Care & Fertilizing • Gravel Driveway Repair Dodge, WI • 608-539-5006 Available Now! MEDICAL VAN DRIVERS NEEDED Welder/Fabricator al package and learn how to Local Wheelchair Van Transportation Company is The Town of Preston (Blair, Wis.) is seeking applications get rid of your timeshare! YOUR CHOICE OF THE Starting at $18/hr based on experience. Landscape Maintenance • Retaining Walls and Patios $ 00 growing and is in need of good Drivers to Transport for a Part-Time Recycling Attendant. This is a 7 hr./ 10x10 - 55. Free consultations. Over 450 Clients to Medical Appointments in home based vans. Benefit package included. Some overtime required. Landscaping • Skidsteer and Grading Services • Excavating positive reviews. Call 833- AUCTIONEER Drivers must be self motivated and able to assist with wk. job; Two (2) hours on Wednesday evening, and 5 We are located on Hwy 95, in Hixton, GUNSMITHING $ 00 833-4160 DOES MAKE A 10x20 - 70. clients needs. Must have clean driving and background Dump Truck Services • Snowplowing Hot Bluing, Parkerizing, hours Saturday morning. DUTIES INCLUDE: helping 1/2 mile east on I-94. records. Drug screening required after hire. Stop in or visit us at: www.nickswelding.net Stock Refinishing, DIFFERENCE We will train you for this position. town residents unload and empty their garbage and Tim Gates and Erik Byom: 608-799-0456 Customizing, Repair Work 715.410.5739 WHEN PLANNING AN to fill out an application! Hours are Mon.-Fri. and 2 weekends a month recycling, keeping accurate account of residents and AL’S GUN REPAIR required. Serious inquiries only please. N35661 County Road S Go to www.pinecreektrans.com and click on fees. 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ENERGY SINCE 1978 Health and Medicare 715-495-7430 NATURAL definite plus. Working with shop computer programs would also WANEK CENTER ASSOCIATE Custom Concrete Design • Decorative Concrete Check with dealer on qualifying models and savings. 228 West Broadway St., Blair Insurance Experts be very helpful. Position is full time with benefit package. Wage Exposed Aggregate compensation based on experience. To apply for these positions, The School District of Arcadia is accepting applications for a bi-lingual (formerly Swenson’s) 800-398-1971 • www.alirud.com Misc. Concrete Professionally Finished, not just Pumped please send a letter of application to: part-time Wanek Center Associate. We are looking for an outgoing, storage when personable, friendly candidate that can speak Spanish to be part of an Work with an Elite Company! you could rent-to-own a Augusta Tire & Auto ANAN NRER exciting new adventure with the community. Duties include but not limited building on your property. 250 Industrial Drive to enforcing and following the Wanek Center policies and guidelines, . Cobblestone Cottage, Hix- Augusta, WI 54773 NOW HIRING: ton 715-963-4438. translating when necessary, monitoring activities throughout the building, Experienced Dump Truck Driver For All our anscape Nees 715-286-2056 communicating effectively to staff, members, and potential members, RLJ Trucking is seeking to hire an experienced FREE ESTIMATES! Professional service for over 35 years! •Retaining Walls & Steps Speed Internet. As Low As performing light maintenance such as set-up, takedowns, cleaning, and 608-323-3595 or call John at: 715-533-1347 •Stump Grinding & Removal $14.95/month (for the first 3 OPEN WEEKDAYS: 7AM–5PM; SATURDAY, 7AM–12PM maintenance in collaboration with school and center staff. Applicant dump truck driver for the remainder of the •Tree and Shrub Planting & Sales months.) Reliable High requirements are as follows: HS diploma or equivalent, responsible, reliable 2020 season. Drive a quad-axle, hauling mostly Speed Fiber Optic Techno- •Decorative Rock • Mini Excavating [email protected] 1-844-GO-4-PROZ and trustworthy, CPR/AED/First Aid certified, comfortable with computer Broker Brian Haugen- MN,SD,IA,WI,IL,KS • Broker Auctioneer Beau Jensen- MN,IA-24-108 logy. Stream ideos, Music blacktop in the Independence area. Competitive •Brush Hogging • Bulk Mulch For Sale Broker Auctioneer Greg Jensen- MN,IA-24-21 • Broker Glen Salow- IA usage, comfortable with fitness equipment, and willing to work a rotating Broker Chad Stavnes- MN • BrokerAmy Willett- MO • Broker Tim Young- OH and More! Call Earthlink OFFICE HELP WANTED wages, commensurate with experience. •Tree & Shrub Pruning • Patio Fire Pits Broker Andrew Fansler- IN Today 1-877-794-5751 licensed | insured | free estimates Part-time/Full-time position for Receptionist. Light bookkeeping and schedule. Hours will be approximately 20-28 hours per week, Sunday Call: 608-484-0294 • 608-484-0295 . $59.99 Inside/Outside sales. Must be dependable. Pay based on experience. through Saturday. Part-time starts at $12.00 per hour. RLJ Trucking: 715.299.8484 for 190 Channels! Blazing Apply in person at: Independence Fast Internet, $19.99/mo. To request application materials, please call 608-323-3315 or email: 715.985.3191 (where available.) Switch & [email protected]. Applications can also be found on the or 608.323.3330 Mondovi Get a FREE $100 isa Gift school’s website at www.arcadia.k12.wi.us. Interested applicants should MAINTENANCE WORKER M LLER’S 715.926.4265 Card. FREE oice Remote. send an application and resumé to: FREE HD DR. FREE Stetzer Electric, Inc. Full-time position in Arcadia. Must be able to perform a CAP EA Streaming on ALL Devices. 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Application deadline is Friday, August 7, 2020 Excavators • Off-Road Haul Trucks • Track Skid Steers eoal of all flooring in kitchen/dining area. Very Salary based on experience and skills. GPS & Non-GPS Dozers • Dump Trucks • End Loaders Well-Maintained Home! Arrange your financing & be ready to bid! Call Schedule a FREE LeafFilter TOWN OF CHIMNEY ROCK tyes of Sra ron Jackie Hanson for more info., 715.797.3332. (MLS #1543060) estimate today. 15% off En- is accepting applications for Town Patrolman Send resume with related experience to We have the experience & equipment for any and all types of jobs! and ehiles tire Purchase. 10% Senior & Denise Loveland 81 ACRES in the heart of Buffalo Co. in QDM neighborhood. Approx. 19A Military Discounts. Call 1- • 35 hours per week or as needed 7 days per P.O. Box 2829, La Crosse, WI 54602 Located in Augusta | Call Brandon: 715-456-6151 tillable, Balance wooded and open. Mature oaks and pines w/food plot po- 855-948-3442 week. [email protected] tential; Trail system throughout; Impressive bucks on trail cams! Two pos- sible bldg. sites w/easy access. $303,750 For more info., Call Jamie Back • $19.00/hr. to start/negotiable with relevant Horizon Management Group, INC is an Generators. The weather is Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer. @715.797.0802 or Jacob Lallemont @608.863.3928. (MLS #1540759) increasingly unpredictable. experience. SaleS & Be prepared for power out- • Must have clean driving record and valid CDL More Photos and Listings at ages. FREE 7-year exten- license. Service ded warranty ($695 value!) •Patz www.NorthernInvestment.Com Schedule your FREE in- Please submit your resumé to: •Jamesway home assessment today. Call Town of Chimney Rock We have the following job opportunities: RSVP Program Assistant •Agromatic 1-888-355-6955 Special fin- P.O. Box 280 ancing for qualified custom- Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) - Casual status, Western Dairyland is hiring a Program Assistant to help us •N-Tech •J&D ers. Independence, WI 54747 •Berg •Ritchie in our hospital expand our Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP). “The expertise is in the name.” and We work with hundreds of volunteers age 55 and older at •Valmetal Save! $39.99/month. Select Registered Nurse (RN) - Part-time days, nights or 40 volunteer sites in a five-county area. We also coordinate Full service for all of your Lime needs! All-Included Package. 155 weekends in our hospital signature projects including Birthday Boxes, Weekend Food 4 C h a n n e l s . 1 0 0 0 s o f Housekeeping position - Full time days, rotating • Agricultural Lime • Crushed Rock NORDSTROM Shows/Movies On Demand. Kids, and Volunteer Caregivers. Construction & weekends and holidays. 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Halvorsen Lane, Arcadia 715-797-0802 Realtor.com or BHHSNorthProperties.com VACCINATION • CHIROPRACTIC www.WesternDairyland.org EROE ONN AE ERE (behind Randy’s Neighborhood Market) 18601 Lincoln St., Whitehall, WI 54773. Gundersen Tri-County Hospital and Clinics | 20869_1216 Page 20 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, July 29, 2020 We are looking for a full-time stylist. Call 715-538-2134 to inquire. JOBS & CAREERS NOW! HELP WANTED The Village of Pigeon Falls is looking for a new Clerk/ 36476 Main St. GENERAL PRODUCTION WORKERS: Fall Creek, WI - This Treasurer. Anyone applying for the position should be Whitehall position includes unpacking, slicing and repackaging cheese. comfortable working with Excel, Word and Quick Books. The st nd 1 shift is (6am - 6pm) & 2 shift is (6pm - 6am) with a 2/2/3 Clerk/Treasurer is responsible for financial records for the schedule. $14.00/hr. Village, Elections, Payroll, billing water and sewer and filing Apply at www.manpower.com. Bring along a friend and get a the various reports required by the State and/or Federal referral bonus! Email Shane at: [email protected]. government and other duties as assigned. Person needs to Phone: 608-406-3475. Call for details. be personable and be able to work days. Position would be 30 hrs./week. Wages would be subject to experience. If you MANPOWER are interested, please send a resumé to the: www.manpower.com Village of Pigeon Falls P.O. Box 335 Pigeon Falls, WI 54760 FULL-TIME PARK SUPERINTENDENT If you have questions, please call 715-983-2214, Monday – Thursday, 7:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. The City of Blair is seeking applications for a Full-Time Park IRIN Superintendent. Responsibilities include a wide range of duties Applications accepted until position is filled. IE RECEIIN TTE including maintaining City Park and Aquatic Center. This position is RIER A AN NIT also required to obtain Certified Pool Operator, Certified Municipal Water Operator and CDL Licenses. Snow plowing and general VALID CLASS A CDL public works duties at City Hall, City Buildings & Streets are to be Full-Time Patrolman MS BE AGE 2 OR OLDER done as needed year-round. Supervisor abilities are needed for The Town of Preston (Blair, Wis.) is seeking a Full-Time EAR OF DRIVING EPERIENCE REIRED part-time seasonal employees. Applicants need to have experience Patrolman. Applicants will possess the knowledge and operating equipment such as trucks, end loader, mowers, chipper, ability to operate equipment such as: trucks, end loader, A chainsaw and other shop tools. Salary will depend on experience and qualifications. BENEFITS INCLUDE: Health Insurance, grader, mower/tractor, chainsaw and other shop tools al ortity loyer. iorities, eales, roteted eteras ad isaled eoraed to aly. ilris oay eores a oliy o aitaii a drree worore, ildi reeloyet sstae ase testi. Dental Insurance, Life Insurance, Vacation, Holidays, Sick Leave, to maintain town roads and equipment. High school Income Continuation Insurance, Uniform Allowance and Wisconsin diploma or equivalent and a valid CDL are a requirement. Retirement System. QUALIFICATIONS: Must be 18 years of age or older, U.S. citizen and have a valid driver’s license. Salary and benefits are negotiable. TREMPEALEAU COUNTY OPENING: APPLY BY: 4:00 p.m., Thursday, August 13, 2020. Applications Job application and job description are available on the WELDER / FABRICATOR should be submitted by mail to: City of Blair, P.O. Box 147, Blair, town website: townofprestontremplo.com, or contact WI 54616, or Fax: 608-989-2076, or by email to: blairclerk@ Darrel Nelson at 608-989-2036 or 608-864-0170. Full-time position in the Highway Department to fabricate parts cityofblair.org, or in person at the City Office located at City Hall, and tools as well as repair equipment. Wage range is $19.39 to 122 S. Urberg Ave., Blair, WI 54616. Only City of Blair application Application Deadline: Fri., August 7, 2020, at 5PM. forms will be accepted and processed. Applications/job descriptions $24.69 per hour DOQ, plus benefits. For details, visit co.trempealeau. will be mailed upon request by email to: blairclerk@cityofblair. wi.us or contact Human Resources at 715-538-2311 (ext. 224). org, or by calling 608-989-2517, Option 1. Applications can also WHITEHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT Applications deadline is August 3, 2020 at 4:30pm be obtained on the City of Blair website: www.cityofblair.org. Look EOE/AA under the City Departments/Clerk-Treasurer/Applications section. Food Service Openings City of Blair is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The Whitehall School District is accepting applications for Part-Time Food Service Workers. Individuals in this position P T: Moving will work 4 – 6 hours per day, Mon. – Fri., on school days. PRODUCTION | DRIVER | WAREHOUSE many truckloads o old tele phones and parts 57 miles Application materials can be found on the school’s website $7.25/hr. or contract. ort, at www.whitehallsd.k12.wi.us. WHERE: AVAILABLE POSITIONS: pack and load, haul and un load almost anytime o the Interested candidates should submit a completed Styrene Products Inc. ST day or evening one load or application to Whitehall School District, attn: Elsa Kulig, 1 Shift Production: $11.00/hr. all day, your choice. 08 1755 E. Blaschko Ave. 2ND Shift Production: $11.50/hr. 582223, 1pm8pm. 19121 Hobson Street, Whitehall, WI 54773, or via email TTRC PC lib [email protected]. Arcadia • P: 715-359-6600 ST rary hours: Mon., Wed., 1 Shift Driver: $13/hr. hurs. ri., 1pmpm Deadline to apply is: ND ues. 10ampm and at. LICENSURE 2 Shift Driver: $13.50/hr. 9am1pm. Tuesday, August 4, at 3PM. REQUIREMENTS: Organizational, measuring and general math Valid driver’s skills required. Health and dental benefits license required. available the 1st of the month after 60 days. HOW TO APPLY: Apply in person at 1755 E. Blaschko Ave., Arcadia or call 715-359-6600 to have an application emailed to you. Visit styreneproducts.com to learn more about our company.

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