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In Your Meier denied parole, Times… eligible again in 2022 NEWS By Andrew Dannehy “You acknowledged that Times Editor your crime was a contributing The former Arcadia man factor in you son’s death,” imprisoned for the 1992 Gabriel wrote. “For all of murder of his estranged wife this you told PRC officials was denied parole last week, in September 2017 that you, but won’t have to wait long to this day, are still ‘horrified’ to try again. and ‘devastated’ by what you Anthony Meier, 53, has did. And rightly so.” been in custody since admit- Jill (Wozney) Meier was Page 2: Activities set for ting to murdering his wife Jill 22 years old at the time of Child Abuse Prevention (Wozney) Meier on Nov. 1, the murder. She had filed for Month 1992. On April 1, 1993 was divorce in October of 1992, Page 4: Rural Whitehall sentenced to 25 years in less than a year after the two house lost in fire prison, but was denied parole were married. in 2018 and again last week. At the sentencing hear- Page 10: Robbery sus- An open records request ing on April 1, 1993, Jill’s pect bond $100,000 sent by the Times was not mother, Darlene Wozney, Page 11: Galesville coun- answered ahead of press time, said she was scared of Meier cil approves Airbnb however online records show and that he should spend the Charity rest of his life in prison for Page 15: Three area that Meier is eligible to reap- the protection of society. students receive Kohl ply for parole again on April 1, 2022. According to court re- Dominoes foundation scholarships Blair-Taylor El- According to court cords, Anthony thought the ementary School stu- records, Anthony Meier two were going to reconcile. COURT dents looked on as stabbed Jill (Wozney) Meier He went to Jill’s residence Page 8: Sheriff’s Log a line of 1,469 ce- 18 times — including two — which they had shared real boxes collected Page 9: Criminal Court wounds that went through while they were married — by students and local her body. He then stabbed at 609 Fox. St. in Arcadia SPORTS himself in an attempt to claim to pick up furniture when business donations he acted in self-defense, but he spotted a “hickey” on toppled in sequence later admitted to the crime. Jill’s neck. The two began last Tuesday. The es- When Meier was denied to argue before Anthony timated 19,097 bowls parole in 2018, Wisconsin grabbed a knife and stabbed of cereal were donated Parole Commission Chair- Jill. He testified that he had to Jackson County person Daniel Gabriel wrote no recollection of striking or Food Pantry, Blair in the parole review “Other stabbing Jill. Food Pantry and the than taking advantage of Meier is currently incar- Blair Backpack Lunch learning and training oppor- cerated at Stanley Correc- Program. tunities, doing what needs to tional Institution, where he (Times photographs be done and staying out of has been since 2003. by Zac Bellman) trouble, there is nothing more Page 12: Three Wildcat proactive you can do, Mr. boys named All-Dairyland Meier, to get out of prison. You are just going to have to ‘It is a sinking ship’ Page 13: Two Raiders, do the time for the horrifying one Red Hawk earn All- and devastating crime you Arcadia school board casts doubt on TVC 2.0 CC honors committed.” Page 14: Arcadia, G-E-T Commissioners also noted By Zac Bellman doubts about the long-term with their fellow member put the work in to get it done,” boys named All-Coulee the impact the murder had Times Staff viability of the co-op. school districts of Blair- board president Paul Servais on Meier’s son, Cody, who As the first full school year Several Arcadia school Taylor, Independence and said at the regular meeting of OBITUARIES witnessed the crime at 18 of the Trempealeau Valley Co- board members did little to Whitehall has impacted their the Arcadia School Board on Pages 16 & 17 months old. Cody — who operative 2.0 draws to a close, mince words when express- district. Monday. “Our house is not was adopted by Jill’s family at least one member school ing their pessimism about “It seems like we all love in order, how can we put four — took his own life in 2014. district is mulling serious how a cooperative approach the idea, but we don’t want to houses in order? We should be putting our house in order first.” Fellow board member New COVID-19 case rate remains low Diana Tempski added that By Andrew Dannehy cording to the DHS. Two were in Gales- ceived both doses. The DHS reported while she saw aspects such Times Editor ville and none of the other municipalities that 83.8 percent of the county’s popu- as the mobile skills lab and As more county residents are being had more than one. lation that is 65 years old or older have offering choices for students vaccinated, fewer COVID-19 cases are As the case rates have lowered since received at least one vaccination and 44 were pros, the overall initia- being reported. the end of January, the number of county percent have completed the series. tive lacked a concrete course. The Wisconsin Department of Health residents to be vaccinated for the virus According to county health depart- “We probably need to think Services reported just 11 new cases in has continued to rise. A new record, ment officials, the DHS has a goal of about jumping ship, because Trempealeau County last week, the 1,805 vaccinations were issued last seeing 80 percent of Wisconsin residents it is a sinking ship,” board lowest total since last May. It marked week, breaking the previous record of vaccinated before loosening restrictions. member Diana Tempski said. the fourth straight week with fewer than 1,675 set two weeks ago. Other public health experts advice 70 “Is this where we want to 20 new cases. As of Monday, 26.5 percent of the to 85 percent of the residents be vacci- dedicate our resources to?” Of the 11 new cases reported last county’s residents had received at least nated before eliminating face-covering week, four were in the Osseo area, ac- one vaccine and 14.3 percent have re- requirements and other restrictions. 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Annually, human services (continued o Page 1) but as I stated, we need to get half, allotting the co-op until Times Editor to purchase with proceeds Currently, a competition board member Jeanne Nut- those focus areas.” the end of the end of the The Trempealeau County going toward Trempealeau is underway for students ter has read the Child Abuse Board clerk Brian Steinli- Arcadia board member school year to demonstrate Department of Human Ser- County families needing ba- from kindergarten-through- Month Proclamation. That is cht, who also represents Ar- Dana Conrad suggested giv- it could be salvaged. vices is incorporating local sic supplied. Due to difficult second grade in which they typically open to the public, cadia on the governing board ing the co-op six months to In separate board actions, schools to help raise aware- circumstances, the funds will decorate a piece of paper and however, due the COVID-19 of the TVC 2.0, gathered that focus their efforts on a couple the following items were ap- ness for National Child help provide families with create a pinwheel from it. pandemic, it will only be roughly percent of the concrete goals, but fellow proved: Abuse Prevention Month in necessities such as food, Students will create a display available to be viewed on Arcadia board was leaning member ob Hurlburt was • A $3 2, 0 construction April. shelter and clothing. with the pinwheels and send a WTCO Channel 8 18/618, toward withdrawing from the wary of waiting that long. bid for remodeling Arcadia The activities have al- The human services de- picture to the human services airing live on April 2. co-op. However, no vote or “The longer this doesn’t Elementary School for the ready gotten underway as partment is also selling yard department, which will post Throughout the rest of action was taken to formally work, the longer our students implementation of a district fifth-grade students from signs that will help provide the displays on its Facebook March and into April, the withdraw at Monday’s meet- suffer. I think some of our daycare center. The board Arcadia Middle School needed supplies for those page. The public will then human services department ing. kids are suffering because will work on loan fi nancing at won a t-shirt design contest. families. Signs can be pur- vote on which display is the will continue to discuss more The TVC 2.0 governing of it,” Hurlburt said, alluding their April meeting and begin The t-shirts were available chased at the Trempealeau best. ways to allow the county’s Signs are for Child Abuse Prevention Month in April board currently has a sched- to conversation earlier in the pre-construction meetings. children and public to be are being sold at the Trempealeau County Govern- uled meeting for April 6, with meeting about scheduling • A $12,1 0 lease with involved. ment Center. a plan to meet monthly going confl icts between member the city of Arcadia for the forward. One goal of those schools. municipal swimming pool Bawek’s Shoes Anniv s y Sale meetings was to solidify Hurlburt suggested cut- for the purpose of summer Whitehall to open pool and shelters lines of communication be- ting Conrad’s timeline in school use. the OLD for By Debbie Foss Council member Frank ing at Gunderson Tri-County tween member schools, an Times Staff Juresh, who is also a teacher, Hospital as county residents area which several Arcadia re pealea o nt in Whitehall will open its said the city might consider are vaccinated, said the rate board members suggested has to improve for the co-op the NEW Sale! swimming pool and city the school district’s protocols of vaccinations and decline ps oth treat ent plans Arcadia Police Chief Diana Anderson and Trempealeau County Sheriff Brett TRADE-IN recreation facilities after since the district has success- in cases make him comfort- to survive. Member school Bring in your old shoes and get a discount on new shoes. boards were to each send a Semingson receive acknowledgements from Walter “Skip” Kaltenhauser for their part closing them in 2020 due to fully kept children in classes able opening city facilities. The Wisconsin Depart- low-flying planes will in a Partnering with Horsepower for Veterans event in Arcadia that raised $21,000 Those worn out shoes are now worth money! the pandemic. for much of the last year. He “If we run into a hiccup,” few of their suggested goals ment of Agriculture, Trade spray select areas in west- to April’s meeting of the gov- for veterans who were wounded or are suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. “I have all the faith in the said coaches are responsible Johnson said, “we can do and Consumer Protection ern Wisconsin to treat out- The city of Arcadia received recognition from the event at its March 3 city council erning board, which would MEN’S and WOMEN’S world that the staff can make for keeping children apart something different.” DATCP has published lier populations of gypsy meeting. Submitted photo this as safe as possible,” during games. Following a closed ses- be molded into a strategic the 2021 gypsy moth treat- moth. A total of about TENNIS SHOES Mayor Jeff Hauser said at Signs will be posted on sion, the council voted to end plan going forward. ment plan virtually, with 9 , 9 acres at sites in last Tuesday city council city shelters urging attend- the city’s lease of Wisconsin Arcadia superintendent an online video presenta- 1 counties are scheduled $ 00 meeting. ees to keep their distance Central Ltd. railroad prop- Lance Bagstad said a few tion, interactive maps, for treatment. an in red in rash a ter allin asleep OFF of his goals he would like to 15 City Administrator Ash- and saying those who rent erty that’s used as a portion and factsheets located at The following counties with Trade-In of old shoes ley Slaby said the city will shelters are responsible for of a parking lot near the see the TVC 2.0 implement gmaerialspray.wi.gov. are scheduled to receive By Andrew Dannehy north or North iver oad cross the centerline and hit begin advertising for life- sanitizing them. Slaby said downtown gazebo. Hauser included: the development The gypsy moth is a non- aerial treatments: Bar- Times Editor in the town of Arcadia, when the semi on the driver’s side. towards purchase of new! guards, and how many can be city camping spots are usu- said the decision was driven of cross-district professional native insect with a destruc- ron, Chippewa, Crawford, An Alma Center man was he told police he “dozed off Escamilla was in ured hired could affect pool hours ally only crowded on the in part by council members’ learning communities, cre- tive appetite for hundreds Douglas, Dunn, Grant, in ured in a two-vehicle acci- and struck something.” What and transported to a hospital $5 OFF KIDS’ SHOES and cleaning protocols. The weekends of Beef and Dairy concerns about city liability ation of additional career of species of trees and Green, Iowa, La Crosse, dent last week Tuesday after he struck was a semi truck by the Arcadia Ambulance council decided that the pool Days and Ashley for the Arts. because of a lawsuit filed by pathways and advanced level shrubs. Treatment efforts Lafayette, usk, Trempea- he “dozed off” and struck an driven by Misagh Ghamsari, Service. Neither the driver w/Trade-In of old shoes. would be open for school’s Council member Kurt two Independence residents dual-credit college courses help limit the spread of this leau, Vernon, and Wash- oncoming semi truck, ac- 0, with Nasim Shakibaei, nor the passenger of the semi use and for open swim times. Johnson, who has been help- against the railroad following for students. Despite the pest that is established in burn. cording to a press release sent 3 , both of Maple Valley, were in ured. 00 a February 2020 vehicle- nature of the comments Mon- the eastern two-thirds of the Public comments are by the Trempealeau County Wash. as the passenger. The accident was still NEOPRENE CHORE $ train crash. The city is not a day night from several board state. “This invasive pest is welcome, and gypsy moth Sheriff’s Department. Ghamsari said he was driv- under investigation by the 17 defendant in that suit. members, Bagstad expressed a serious threat to our for- program staff are available The release said Gustavo ing south on the highway Trempealeau County Sher- OR HAVE YOU MOVED? The council also: optimism that TVC 2.0 will ests and urban trees. It has to answer questions regard- Escamilla, 2 , was driving at roughly 1: p.m. when iff’s Department as of last HUNTING BOOTS Please remember to • Approved a $3,600 continue through next school the potential to negatively ing proposed treatment north on Highway 93, ust he saw Escamilla’s vehicle week. OFF change your address agreement with SEH en- year. impact Wisconsin’s timber, plans. with Trade-In of old boots with us to continue gineers who will help get “We have so many things paper, nursery, and tourism For more information towards purchase of new! prompt delivery of your permits and oversee connec- that we’re trying to do right industries,” said Christo- on treatment plans visit tions of a new pump at the now, and we need to get a fo- pher Foelker, coordinator gmaerialspray.wi.gov or Trempealeau County city water plant. cus around a couple of them,” of DATCP’s Gypsy Moth https://gypsymoth.wi.gov/ Times. 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December, 20 fewer than a ing a compensation study year ago. process. Glynn will conduct “That was the theme of a study in which he com- 2020, numbers were down a pares how county employ- County K9s help with drug arrests little bit, but not that much,” ees are paid in comparison By Andrew Dannehy with several drug charges. The Trempealeau Po- Dawn Malecki, 46, of Sacia said. “Despite all the to other neighboring and Times Editor Last Thursday, it was K9 lice Department, Galesville Holcomb; Robert Boettiger, changes in society, more similarly sized counties. It was a busy week for Luke and partner deputy Police Department and La 33, of Bruce and Travis • 21.5 hp Kawasaki engine • 21.5 hp Kawasaki engine • 23 hp Kawasaki engine • 23 hp Kawasaki engine • 23 hp FR Series engine • 23.5 hp FX Series engine broadly, we are still having Glynn said his office is Trempealeau County Sher- Eduardo Hernandez who Crosse County Sheriff’s Of- Trudeau, 26, of Conrath • 42-in. 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Open back seat • Easy read fuel gauge • Upgraded, open-back seat Sacia also noted that his high school and city hall hicle, officers found cocaine, For the second time in spreading quickly. The home is owned by • Side by side foot pedals • 30-Second Oil Change system office has now spent a full building that the county marijuana and a prescription about a month, a house in The fire department - ar Ross and Julie Witt. No quarter with Mike Diaz as will demolish. He said the medication without a valid the Whitehall area was lost rived at 12:26 to find the people or animals were the assistant district attorney. asbestos will be abated at a prescription. Nelson was due to fire. woodshed fully engulfed injured in the fire, but a He said Diaz’s ability to cost of around $3,000. arrested on drug charges. 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The difficulty Advocates Seek Medicaid tions,” Hora said. She noted people have chronic pain, and state. jail-planning consultant in the fi rst month of 2018. acupuncture services as an for some has been that the Coverage Of that while acupuncture’s they just have a lot of re- Members of Martin A. Three ears later, both counties are planning and bud- Compiled from: The Arcadia News-Leader, Galesville Republican & Whitehall Times alternative to opioids for reservoir would not hold geting 80-bed jail / law enforcement centers immediately Acupuncture Therapy role as a nonaddictive pain sources.” Erickson Post 17 American pain management. It passed its fullest capacity of water, adjacent to existing county courthouses. Winona County 2 Danielle Docken, a 1993 public must know the truth. Madison. Expanding Medicaid management service is in Assembly Health Com- Legion were notified that the the Assembly 97-1 in Janu- corrected by the building of (population 50,484) is prepared to spend $25 million. a c 21 1 Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau A fi re destroyed a combi- Local stockholders in the benefits to include acu- the spotlight, it’s applicable mittee Vice-chair Rep. Rob body of Martin A. Erickson, puncture therapy could aid ary 2020 but went nowhere to many other conditions. Summerfield, R-Bloomer, an eight-inch brick lining, Trempealeau County (population 29,499) has a $43.5 mil- It wasn’t as drastic at the graduate and junior at ni- nation storage barn-granar Arcadia Brewing Company first boy from this locality to which the contractors should lion bond on this month’s agenda. The price tag difference last two elections, but Tues- versity of Wisconsin-La and corncrib earl unda disposed of their interests Wisconsin’s fight against in the Senate. Acupuncture is also used said he’d rather push the is- make the supreme sacrifice the opioid epidemic as well Oregon and Minnesota for emotional and mental sue as a bill rather than in the have done long before. In- for two similar projects exceeds that of Arcadia’s recent da ’s voting again resulted Crosse placed second in the morning on the Merton in a transaction completed in World War I was being stead, they threatened action Wanek Center. in the defeat of a number long jump at the Division Tisthammer farm just off Wednesday of this week. The as treat mental health issues Medicaid cover acupuncture, health issues, such as anxiety budget. He said while expan- shipped home for burial, and addiction, advocates say. as do commercial payers and depression. It can also aid sion to include acupuncture against the village, claim- Despite getting off to the same start, that is uite the of incumbent members of Three National Collegiate Highway 54 in Skunk Coulee purchasers are distributors in which was to take place in ing they had performed the divergence. On a per-capita basis; Winona’s cost comes to the Trempealeau County Indoor Track Championship. near Galesville. a Kansas syndicate. In Gov. Tony Evers’ latest Aetna and Cigna. Acupunc- drug and alcohol addiction could be positive, he’d rather the Fagernes Church cem- budget proposal, he recom- ture is also covered as part of recovery by helping with have public hearings and work according to contract $495 per citizen; Trempealeau County is preparing to pay Board of Supervisors. Four What’s the fate of the Three count school- etery near Blair. and were entitled to pay- $1,467 per person for a project defi ned as “conservatively supervisors were defeated in Ta lor school buildings if houses have been bro en into mended expanding Medicaid the VA Complementary and withdrawals. testimony before passage. Richard Matson, 53, a c 2 1 4 benefits to include services Integrative Health benefit, The Joint Finance Com- “If Joint Finance members ment in full, whether the designed” at www.trempealeaucountyjusticecenter.com/the- the spring general election, the May 4 school referendum American Legion Post recentl , according to heriff proprietor of the flour mill reservoir held water or not. solution. Winona’s design prioritizes a stand-alone building held earl this ear due to passes The referendum is Basil Erickson. provided by a certified acu- according to the state Depart- mittee co-chairs in a WisPoli- on the Senate and Assembly at Whitehall drowned while 186 of Independence, in a tics.com luncheon last week do feel that this is worth- After finding that the village that avoids work on the envelope of existing structures. the presidential preference to erect a new 9-12 high Bob Syverson was ap- puncturist. It’s estimated to ment of Health Services. cleaning debris from the letter to the voters of the town signaled support for Evers’ while, I think that if it stays board did not intend to pay Trempealeau County’s design is centered on being a large primary. Incumbent mem- school in a neutral location pointed temporary Blair cost nearly $1.3 million in Kelly Hora, a past presi- dam in back of his mill. of Lincoln published in these proposals to expand mental in the budget … it could be for something they had not addition to an aging courthouse that will need to be brought bers losing in the election and to remodel the existing village marshal to succeed GPR with another $1.9 mil- dent of the Wisconsin Soci- A number of cases of columns, is as ing the voters health care. an opportunity. I could go got, they came to time and up to code for more unforeseen costs. were Norm Herman, Adolph Blair building into a prek- Ed Mickelson, who resigned. lion in federal funds. Evers ety of Acupuncturists, has Scarlet Fever caused a sus- to approve the referendum Hora is concerned many either way on this issue,” he finished the work. I recall a 2015 conversation with then-Trempealeau Gierok, John Radcliffe and 8 school. Taylor Village C.A. Brye, Ettrick, has also last year declared Oct. been practicing acupuncture pension of the public schools on the sale of intoxicating Wisconsinites are not in the said. Summerfield said he’d It is said that a gang of County Board Chair that it was vital to avoid an addition Hensel Vold. Four other President Ellsworth Benedict installed an electric refriger- 24 Acupuncture Medicine in Madison for 16 years. She two days last week while beverages in the township. Day. position to pay out of pocket like to explore any criteria, counterfeiters are operating of any kind. As Trempealeau began moving forward with board members did not see and trustee Robert Hulett ated showcase in his grocery now serves on the advocacy the building was fumigated The Legion post owns the This provision was not or have private insurance such as licensure and other on a big scale in Buffalo the fi rst step of a jail needs study, other counties were at reelection: David Mahlum, aired their concern about the store. committee for the society and other precautionary property formerly known in Evers’ first budget, but overage to pay for the ser- “little nuances” that impact County, and a large amount various stages of their own jail project: Pierce County, WI Nelson Richason, John So- Ta lor buildings before the The Alfred Runnestrand and has testified before the measures were taken. as West Lincoln, which it similar legislation was intro- vice. If it were included in Medicaid reimbursement to of spurious coins has been (population 43,555) completed an 80-bed facility in 2017 botta, Roland Thomas and Blair-Taylor school board at Legion Post of Ettrick decid- Senate and Assembly health The body of Arthur Dahl, intends to operate as a club duced in the HOPE Agenda committees in support of Medicaid coverage, those see shoved in Mondovi and for less than $20 million. Monroe County, WI (population Chuck Zauner. its March 18 meeting. for Legion members and ed to change the posts’ name son of Mr. and Mrs. An- last year, sponsored by Medicaid expansion to in- people would have new- if there are any unintended Eleva. The gang, it is be- 46,051) built a 180-bed jail and four courtrooms in 2017 Two area cooperatives their families. to Runnestrand-Pederson drew Dahl, will arrive from former Republican Rep. clude acupuncture. found access to the medicine. consequences. lieved, has its headquarters for $40 million. Grant County, WI (population 51,554) built have joined forces to form i 1 1 1 The cast for the junior post in honor of Theodore France in Galesville this near Modena, in a wild and a new company which will John Nygren. Nygren, a “So many of our patients “I think there’s good rea- For more, visit WisPoli- a 103-bed justice center in 2019 for under $25 million. The 80-bed addition to class pla , as selected b Pederson, Ettrick’s first week. We was killed in the unfrequented spot well help local people gain access longtime advocate for opi- are people who are seeking son to think there’s support tics.com Of course, every county is different with its own needs, the Trempealeau County Miss Beeckler, the director, hometown boy killed in summer campaign of 1918. adapted to their unlawful to the information superhigh- oid addiction services in the alternatives to opioids to help for it,” she said. “I think in (The Capitol Report is limitations, and capacities. One difference in capacity might Hospital has been completed, will consist of Helen Iverson, World War II. His body will be the first to occupation. way. Tri-County Telephone state, proposed expanding them with their pain condi- general, there’s a lot of sup- written by editorial staff at be leadership — in discovering what questions need to be and moving in and getting Irene MacCornack, Verna 1 be returned from France to Independence — Fred asked and the approach to budgeting. Having served on and Western Wisconsin port just as Representative WisPolitics.com, a nonpar- settled has been going on the Hamilton, Mildred Kildahl, a c 31 1 21 Nygren was such a great tisan, Madison-based news Galesville. Krumholz of Arcadia has the Trempealeau County Board while also receiving news Communications recently past couple weeks. A total of Edward Larson, Seth Speer- On April 5, the electors of Subscribe to Your… formed Tri-West Communi- leader with the HOPE legis- service that specializes in 125 YEARS AGO been engaged by E.S. Hotch- from Winona County, the comparison and contrasts have 210 patients, coming from all stra, Kenneth Fremstad, Whitehall will be called upon kiss and Co. to take care of been impossible to ignore and consistently telling. cations, offering access to the lation, I think Wisconsinites, coverage of government and March 26, 1896 parts of the state, are being Doris Olson and Bill Holtan. to decide whether a tax levy Call Today! in general, want to give politics, and is distributed There are a number of bad their horses. They will have A few years ago, Winona County Board members sought internet and the World Wide cared for at the hospital cur- The Community Tele- of $1,700 shall be made for Web. 715-538-4765 people as many options as for publication by members cases of whooping cough in quite a line of flyers for this input from neighboring Minnesota counties for advice rently. phone Co. is contributing the improvement of 18 feet year, and no doubt will take gained from their own jail projects and the Winona Board Charles Blaschko recently possible for both patients of the Wisconsin Newspaper town. Pigeon Falls people are to the attractiveness of in the middle of Dewey St. and providers so that when Association.) The village board ac- their share of purses. thoroughly debates the matter to this day. Nearly three received the Silver Beaver pleased over the decision of Whitehall by cutting down The west end of Dewey St. is years ago, Trempealeau’s new board chair asked Wisconsin Award, the highest award the Pigeon Falls Cooperative a number of poles along the in a dangerous condition ow- Counties’ Association legal experts for advice on how to the Gateway Area Council Creamery patrons to install a main boulevards, and putting ing to manholes stic ing up negotiate with our county seat for real estate without the can bestow upon an adult cheese manufacturing plant, in underground cables for the way above the surface, and press knowing and later a fellow board member later referred volunteer. Blaschko is the now operating in the new wires. the general rough condition, to our planning process as ‘hijacked’. Winona County just second local citizen to be Experience building erected for it just Nancy Houser, a member following the excavations for recently authorized an initial $10 million bond towards its’ selected as a recipient of the west of the creamery. of the senior class at Arca- sewer and water. Something REAL likely $25 million cost. In 2019, Trempealeau County uti- prestigious award as Todd The Arcadia FFA parlia- dia High School, won fi rst will have to be done, and lized as much capital spending as possible to preemptively Fetsch, local scoutmaster, mentary procedure team won place in the district forensics if the same is not done b raise the levy to later borrow for a project that had yet to received it in 1983. fi rst place at the sectional contest held in La Crosse. the method proposed in the Financial be approved — let alone designed. Approximately 200 peo- contest held at Brookwood Speakers from 22 schools resolution, it will have to be While Winona County prioritizes not building more than ple came to the basement High School. The team will participated in the contest. necessary, Trempealeau County pitches the good timing of St. Stanislaus Church in advance to the state conven- Nancy will now compete in (continued on Page ) of ‘low interest rates’. Looking at the proposed design for Arcadia to celebrate the fi eld tion in June. Team members the state competition held in Trempealeau, I’m reminded of both the ‘borrow as much of agriculture for the ninth are Kent Nilsestuen, Ron possible’ attitude of the 08-09 recession as well as of a annual Ag Day celebration. Pronschinske, Dean Sobotta, : couple fi lling out a wedding registry. Dan Olson told the Gales- GROWTH Ron Olson, Russell Weltzien, ville cit council that he ews u is in o. nc. 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The Page 8 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Trempealeau County Times Page 9 trempealeau county: trempealeau county: Trempealeau County Sheriff’s Department Weekly Log Criminal Court Report Traffic Citations & Other Forfeitures Wednesday, March 3 with shortness of breath and car spun out and went into knocked down by a neigh- without a coat. 13:16 — Eleva: Caller 02:16 — Osseo: A vehicle chest pain. the ditch. bor’s large Newfoundland 10:17 — Whitehall: Offi- reported a large piece of tin March 9 dependence, operate without Jennifer Hair, 36, Eleva, Operating While Re- 35 to 39 MPH over: 21, La Crosse; Carl Kamin- is in the ditch with taillights 09:51 — Whitehall: Two 09:05 — Black River dog. Caller said she is in- cer is out with the Whitehall on the roadway. He pulled it Initial Appearances valid license (second within bail jumping-misdemeanor. voked: Cameron Hawkings, Orion Rogers, 25, Osseo. ski, 52, Whitehall; Maximo on. males possibly in their teens Falls: Jackson County re- jured. fire chief at the site of an into the ditch. Daniel Starnes, 43, Os- three years). Status conference Pretrial conference scheduled 35, Winona, Minn.; Carl 30 to 34 MPH over: Sandovalmaldonado, 37, 10:54 — Arcadia: Of- were hiding in bushes near questing assistance from 19:43 — Osseo: Caller illegal trash fire. The fire 13:54 — Arcadia: Caller seo, possession with intent- scheduled for May 4. for April 12, status conference Kaminski, 52, Whitehall; Fernando Madera, 26, Inde- Independence. Operate without Proof ficer is out on foot with a a residence. When the caller Trempealeau County’s K9 can hear a lot of yelling department and Department was involved in a crash and amphetamine (10-50g), pos- Probation Revocation for May 6. Anthony Shafer, 29, Strum. pendence. sess drug paraphernalia to 25 to 29 MPH over: of Insurance: Bailey Ahlert, pedestrian. got closer, they took off run- unit. A male who is wanted coming from neighbors. of Natural Resources are is injured. He said he fell Brandon Felix, 22, Al- Anthony Shafer, 29, Strum, Operating after License manufacture, compound, Octavius Bowens Jr., 21, 21, Dodge; Kjerstin Booth, 15:58 — Blair: Caller ning toward the house. from an earlier incident is 20:26 — Independence: responding. asleep and hit a truck. toona, pleaded guilty to bat- bail jumping-misdemeanor, Suspension, First Offense: convert, produce or store criminal damage to property, Milwaukee; Shey Whited, 25, Strum; Celina Freder- went off the road and hit a 14:46 — Ettrick: Caller hiding in the woods. A blue pickup truck passed 11:41 — Osseo: A male 16:49 — Osseo: Caller’s tery (domestic abuse) and Loren Alvarado Mejia, 35, methamphetamine and bail violate harassment restraining 20, Osseo. ickson, 23, Strum; Brandon stump. has an injured deer in her 10:04 — Galesville: three vehicles at once and urinated in the parking lot hunting trailer was broken disorderly conduct (domestic Arcadia; Timothy Hale, jumping-felony. Preliminary order and disorderly conduct 20 to 24 MPH over: Mel- Micech, 21, Menomonee 22:37 — Whitehall: A yard. Caller reported a milk truck almost caused a head-on and is now sitting in a car. into and items were taken. abuse) on Aug. 15, 2019 and 37, Mauston; Blake Ham- hearing scheduled for April vin Drafts, 72, Waterford, Falls; Samantha Reese, 27, car keeps doing circles in a 15:21 — Arcadia: Two collision. 14:02 — Strum: Caller 17:33 — Arcadia: A was sentenced to serve two (domestic abuse). Status con- ilton, 21, La Crosse; Jon is all over the road. 15. Mich.; Cameron Hawkings, Taylor; Candice Vincent, 45, parking lot. Kids keep get- 911 hang-ups. 22:54 — Whitehall: reporting the theft of a gi- car is in the road and has years of probation. Probation ference scheduled for May 6. Schwartz, 18, La Crosse; 11:37 — Trempealeau: Jean Tentzohua, 41, Eleva, David Bagwell, 20, Eau 35, Winona, Minn.; Aixa Taylor. ting out and jumping on the 17:48 — Ettrick: A yel- Caller advised a vehicle has ant ladder from her rental been there since 7 a.m. It revoked and defendant was Dustin Turnmire, 27, Osseo; Caller was struck by a possession of methamphet- Claire, battery (domestic Khang, 20, Eau Claire; Jo- hood and roof. low car with a spoiler on no taillights. property. The theft happened had license plates on it, but sentenced to serve six months Shey Whited, 20, Osseo. Municipal Ordinance male operating a vehicle at amine and possess drug para- abuse) and disorderly conduct seph Krpan, 21, Sparta; Carla the rear has been crossing 23:04 — Blair: Blair during the first week in Feb- now the plates have been in jail, consecutive to any sen- Operating without a Violations Thursday, March 4 a bar last night. This hap- phernalia. Preliminary hearing (domestic abuse). Status con- Radsek, 58, Eleva. the fog and center lines. officer is out checking on a ruary. removed. tence he is currently serving. Valid Driver’s License, Possession of a Con- 00:39 — Osseo: A vehicle pened around midnight. scheduled for April 8. ference scheduled for May 6. 16 to 19 MPH over: Ca- 18:31 — Trempealeau: disabled vehicle. 16:53 — Galesville: An 17:29 — Whitehall: Male First Offense: Kori Rivera, trolled Substance (THC): is circling the area. Caller knows the driver’s Roderick Ward, 48, Rich- Dismissals Serina Felix, 43, Fairchild, leb Forst, 25, Winona, Minn.; Caller advised her neighbors injured deer is in a driveway. party turned himself in on a 34, Independence; John Mort Kevin Bennett, 20, Chicago, 04:57 — Trempealeau first name, his license plate Sunday, March 7 field, Minn., possession of David Buder, 30, Eau issuance of worthless checks Jacob Melby, 40, Holmen. appear to be having a con- 16:59 — Eleva: A vehicle warrant. III, 55, Whitehall; Ignacio Ill.; Donavun Ector, 37, Chi- County: Officer advised a number is written down at 08:18 — Osseo: Caller THC. Adjourned initial ap- Claire, charge of escape- (<=$2,500). Plea/sentencing 11 to 15 MPH over: Ke- trolled burn in the middle is swerving. It’s possibly an 18:29 — Osseo: The Maldonado, 39, Arcadia; cago, Ill. deer needs to be dispatched. the bar and the caller knows located drug paraphernalia pearance scheduled for May criminal arrest was dismissed hearing scheduled for April aton Clauson, 20, Necedah; of the woods. Caller said elderly driver with a small truck behind the caller has Maximo Sandovalmaldo- Possession of Drug Par- 09:29 — Whitehall: First the bartender. along the road and would 4. on defendant’s motion. 20. Sammantha Cooper, 18, floor fire alarm was pulled. the flames are 20-feet high 13:15 — Arcadia: 911 like to turn it over. child in the vehicle. no lights on. nado, 37, Independence; aphernalia: Megan Sherrod, Michael Hirschfield, 35, March 10 Summit, S.D.; John Felsen- 09:41 — Galesville: and she is worried they are call with female voices in the 09:12 — Strum: Officer 19:01 — Galesville: 19:26 — Ettrick: Caller Plea/Sentencing Carol Weinhardt, 54, Eleva; 31, Duluth, Minn. Montpelier, Ind., bail jumping- Initial Appearances thal, 23, Northbrook, Ill.; Caller hit a deer at 04:47 being negligent. background then the phone is removing a deer from the Caller was just scammed reported a silver vehicle Joseph Peaslee, 28, Buffalo Nicholas Wohlwend, 24, St. Retail Theft: Jacob Gil- for more than $1,000. misdemeanor and contact Craig Reedy, 61, Gales- County Jail, Alma, pleaded no Paul, Minn. Jimmy Jardeen, 30, White- bert, 30, Bloomer. this morning. The vehicle 18:47 — La Crosse was hung up. roadway. is driving poorly. Caller after domestic abuse arrest. hall; Gary Lato, 42, Stanley. was drivable, the deer was County: Caller is following 15:13 — Trempealeau: A 13:42 — Arcadia: 911 Tuesday, March 9 followed the vehicle from ville, endanger safety/reckless contest to possession of meth- Failure to Notify DMV Underage Alcohol Pretrial conference scheduled use of firearm. Preliminary amphetamine. Sentenced to 30 of Address/Name/Color Non-Registration: Da- dead and off the roadway. a green pickup that might truck has been speeding on call dropped. Reached sub- 07:59 — Arcadia: Entry Galesville and reported for April 12, status conference kota Allison, 26, Meno- and Tobacco Citations 14:09 — Independence: have a drunk driver. Schubert Road. ject on redial, he said he door alarm. varying speeds and cross- hearing scheduled for May 5. months of probation and to Change: Roxanne Jessie, Underage Consump- for May 6. pay court costs totaling $518. 67, Pigeon Falls. monie. A white and black dog is 20:52 — Galesville: An 15:22 — Blair: 911 open was out in the woods shed 08:20 — Whitehall: ing the fog and center lines Arraignment Suspended/Expired tion/Possession of Alcohol, Arraignment Charge of possession of THC Hit and Run: Joy Mey- running along the highway. intoxicated male is being line with a TV playing in the hunting and it was possibly Caller reporting identity multiple times. The vehicle Dakota Pickering, 20, Registration: First Offense: Andrew Sabrina Novosad, 25, was dismissed, but read in. ers, 27, Dodge. Darren An- 20:23 — Osseo: A suspi- verbally abusive. background. a pocket dial. theft. turned and went into Ettrick. Trempealeau, bail jumping- ciso, 21, Arcadia. Woychik, 20, Independence. Independence, bail jumping- Inattentive Driving: cious male is in the area and 22:19 — Whitehall: A 15:59 — Whitehall: 14:29 — Trempealeau: 10:35 — Strum: 911 19:32 — Whitehall: Of- felony. Not guilty plea entered. March 12 Violate Child Safety is making female employees sedan was driving on the Department of Corrections Caller’s granddaughter is at hang-up. Dispatch reached ficer reported a vehicle with felony. Not guilty plea entered. Pretrial conference scheduled Status Conferences Christopher Harms, 37, Pretrial conference scheduled Restraint Requirements: uncomfortable. wrong side of the road. requesting assistance with a residence. She is a runaway the caller on a redial and he an obstructed license plate. for March 29. Steven Stensven, 38, La Black Mountain, N.C. Nisia Burns, 21, Cincinnati, 23:24 — Trempealeau: a subject with electronic out of Arcadia. said be pushed the button too 20:40 — Arcadia: A for April 12, status conference Crosse, throw/discharge bodi- Driving too Fast for Friday, March 5 for May 6. Plea/Sentencing Ohio; Timothy Hale, 37, An intoxicated male was monitoring equipment that 15:49 — Arcadia: Caller many times and it called 911. vehicle is parked on the ly fluid at public safety worker Conditions: Anthony Sha- Mauston. 06:41 — Independence: highway outside a residence Eric Hilson, 37, Altoona, Ricardo Tzanahua Gines, fer, 29, Strum. A deceased deer is in the kicked out of the bar. He is malfunctioning. claims his brother is harass- 11:02 — Arcadia: Call- or prosecutor and disorderly Failure to Wear Seat and caller can hear a woman possession of methamphet- 25, Arcadia, pleaded guilty Failure to Keep Vehicle road. Caller wasn’t physi- backed into a vehicle and 16:44 — Blair: A deputy ing and stalking him. er’s car was backed into. conduct. Belt: Kjerstin Booth, 25, screaming. amine, bail jumping-felony, to resisting or obstructing an Under Control: Timothy cally able to remove it. hit a female in the parking is out with a large round hay 20:01 — Ettrick: Caller’s 11:05 — Eleva: A Steven Stensven, 38, La Strum; Bradley Hoch, 16, Subscribe 20:56 — Eleva: A female possess drug paraphernalia officer and disorderly conduct. Hale, 37, Mauston. 07:23 — Whitehall: Traf- lot with his vehicle. The rear bale in the middle of the traf- ex-husband is out of control. 67-year-old male is unre- Crosse, battery or threat to Eleva; Carol Weinhardt, 54, with a history of self-harm and carrying a concealed Sentenced to serve two years Failure to Yield Right- Today! fic complaint reported to the passenger taillight of his fic lane on top of the Blair He doesn’t have any weap- sponsive, but breathing. His judge, prosecutor or law Eleva. and suicide attempts is ac- knife. Not guilty plea entered. of probation and to pay court Whitehall officer. Reporting vehicle would be broken. hill. ons. He is yelling at their walker slid out from under enforcement officer, bail of-Way: David Carpen- Operate without Insur- Your Source tively harming herself at this Pretrial conference scheduled costs totaling $886. party said the vehicle is go- Saturday, March 6 18:38 — Whitehall: A daughter. him. jumping-felony (three), pos- ter, 69, Stoddard; Stanley ance: Timothy Hale, 37, time. for April 12. Juan Flores Acosta, 40, for Area News. ing 30 miles per hour and 02:39 — Osseo: A con- suspicious vehicle was near 22:26 — Arcadia: Car hit 11:17 — Ettrick: Meal session of methamphetamine, Gunderson, 83, Eleva. Mauston; Blake Hamilton, 21:17 — Osseo: A tree is Sabrina Novosad, 25, Arcadia, pleaded guilty to swerving. struction sign is in the lane the caller’s residence about a deer. delivery driver found a male resisting or obstructing an Following too Closely: down on the road. Independence, possession of disorderly conduct. Sentenced 08:43 — Strum: Caller of traffic. an hour ago. Caller last saw Monday, March 8 possibly deceased. officer and operating while Nicholas Wohlwend, 24, St. 21:51 — Ettrick: Caller marijuana and possess drug to pay court costs totaling reported a 74-year-old male 07:12 — Galesville: A the vehicle at a wayside. 00:21 — Galesville: A fe- 11:37 — Blair: High revoked. Plea hearing sched- Paul, Minn. just put her vehicle in the paraphernalia. Not guilty plea $1,083. Charge of resisting NOTICE: CITY OF GALESVILLE 18:45 — Galesville: male pulled over to the side school principal has just uled for March 15. Speeding ditch. She swerved when entered. Pretrial conference or obstructing an officer was SMALL BRUSH PICK-UP Caller advised an oncom- of the road and requested a confiscated vaping materials a deer crossed. She is now scheduled for April 12, status dismissed, but read in. ing vehicle almost hit her passerby to call 911. Caller believed to be THC; request- PLEASANTVILLE DRIFTBUSTERS The City will pick up small brush every Friday in April St. Ansgar’s Lenten home; the vehicle is just conference for May 6. head-on. She had to swerve doesn’t know why. ing an officer to verify. March 11 and will continue to pick up on the first Friday of May down the road. to miss it. 04:00 — Galesville: A 12:13 — Blair: Caller Status Conferences Status Conferences Fundraiser & Dance through September. Brush should be no more than 6" in 23:40 — Independence: 19:05 — Osseo: Caller male is walking by the side went into the ditch and drove Marcial Corona Sanchez, Brenda Matlock, 39, diameter and left as long as possible, cut ends pointed A red pickup is “all over the Saturday, March 20 was out for a walk and was of the road toward Galesville back out. She has damage to 40, Arcadia, battery and dis- Whitehall, OWI (second) towards the curb and piled in an orderly manner on the her car. road.” It has crossed the fog orderly conduct (domestic and refuse to take test for in- boulevard by 7:00 a.m. If brush is not properly piled, it 12:31 — Blair: An and center lines multiple abuse). Status conference toxication after arrest. Status at Shamps Bar in Pleasantville will not be picked up. 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Forcier, town of Sumner, lund from Michael and James Bettesworth, San- Current projections from 12 through April 16, and teacher Kirsten Tenner, Department of Revenue’s Kampa from Bernard and Jason Nelson and Sara $135,000. Valerie Granlund, town of dra Bettesworth, Bonnie the Gale-Ettrick-Trempea- senior prom will reportedly paraprofessional Katie website between March 1 Marilyn Kampa, town of Nelson from Andrew Kied- Doug McPherson from Preston, $50,000. Pledger, Terry Fritz and leau School District suggest take place May 1 under a Cordry, paraprofessional and March 12. Burnside, $497,000. rowski, town of Arcadia, Jason McPherson, city of Allen and Shelley Stan- Linda Bettesworth, town each district building will tent during the day. Junior Sue Berg and custodian Roger and Blyann John- Kelly Ratz from Angela $70,000. Galesville, $12,000. islowski from Dafney J. of Gale, $139,900. have spent at least two- prom is currently scheduled Keith Kish and hires of son from HG Anderson Gilbertson and Bryce GIl- Eugene Ringer from Jane Neal Wozney from Dou- Tepp, town of Trempea- Paul Smoczyk and Brit- thirds of their 175 sched- for May 22. special education teacher Land LLC, town of Sumner, bertson, town of Dodge, Holen, Tommy Matchey, ble Drop Tine Rentals LLC, leau, $67,000. tany Smoczyk from Wade uled school days learning The district is also plan- Stephanie Subjek and spe- $350,000. $70,000. Robert Matchey, Sherry town of Preston, $1,155. Jeffrey Grulkowski from Koepke and Dawn Koepke, in-person in the 2020-21 ning upcoming performanc- cial education paraprofes- Garrick and Stella Harm Wheaton Grain, Inc. Hill, Michael Matchey and Cody Wissink from Edwin Maliszewski, town town of Hale, $205,000. school year. es for their jazz band and a sional Cooper Simms. from Dairyland Power from Chippewa Valley Bernard Matchey, town of Double Drop Tine Rent- of Arcadia, $3,000. Nicholas Kittelson from District-provided data cappella groups, which will Extracurricular contracts Cooperative, city of White- Grain Transport, Inc., city Hale, $135,000. als LLC, town of Preston, Joey Johnson from Dan- Brittney Kittelson, city of estimated G-E-T High be available to the public via for middle school track hall, $15,010. of Arcadia, $384,060. Sara Magerowski from $180,000. iel and Kimberly Ziegler, Osseo, $54,000. School would finish with live-streaming. In-person coaches Doyle Smidt and Kettlebell Investments, Provident Trust FBO Andrea Volbrecht, town of Bryan Hamm from Carol town of Gale, $2,150. Victor and Karla Malag- 67 percent of the year open attendance is expected to Paula Gold, middle school LLC from Allyn and Jodi Cynthia Knapcik Solo Sumner, $164,000. Thronson, village of Strum, Bonnie Pledger, James on from Alfredo and Sandra to in-person learning, while be limited to two tickets per golf coach John Bergum, Doerr, city of Galesville, 401K from Deborah Hed- Daniel Yassani from The $150,000. Bettesworth, Sandra Bet- De La Cruz, city of Arcadia, Irish For A Run G-E-T Middle School and performer in most cases. high school softball coach $195,000. lund and A. Glenn Hack, Majr Revocable Trust Dat- Jeremy Randall from tesworth, Linda Bettes- $75,000. Nearly the entire village of Ettrick and surrounding area was Irish on Saturday elementary schools are each The district is also ex- Dan Stuhr, head track coach James Heidlage from town of Sumner, $10,000. ed May 4, 2011 from city Chris and Sharo Ander- worth, Terri Fritz and Jerry Baird and Maria Schuetz as part of the village’s annual Irish Fest. Many participated in the annual 5K run/ projected to have spent 77 ploring options for the Matt Wenthe, co-head track Susan Walters and Wayne Genuine Homes LLC of Galesville, $210,000. son, city of Galesville, Bettesworth from Jerry from Rodney Turk, Russell walk on Saturday morning with proceeds benefiting the Ettrick Fire Department. percent of their total years general band participants to coach Ryan Mendez, as- $287,500. Bettesworth, James Bettes- Turk and Kathy Smith, (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) open to in-person. hold a performance together sistant track coaches Niels MDM and LMR from worth, Sandra Bettesworth, town of Preston, $312,000. During a report at last before the end of the year. Anderson and Justin Wald- Robbery suspect bond $100,000 Roger and Debra Misch, Bonnie Pledger, Terry Matt Pretasky Construc- Monday’s regular meeting Summer school is ex- vogel, head golf coach Rick city of Blair, $170,900. Fritz, Linda Bettesworth tion LLC from Kryzer Galesville council approves Airbnb of the school board, district pected to offer a more typi- Schmidt, JV golf coach By Debbie Foss is a “massive threat to the drove off. Trempealeau Moun- and Jeannie Bettesworth, Properties LLC, village of administrator Michele But- cal in-person course load Bob Schultz, head baseball Times Staff community and a flight Based on a description tain Holdings, LLC from town of Gale, $396,098. Ettrick, $7,000. By Zac Bellman renewal will be required. Oct. 30. That permit excludes ler said the projections were than was seen last summer, coach Scott Hovell, assis- Bond was set at $100,000 risk.” He said Andre’s acts of the car, a sheriff’s deputy Milson Enterprises LLC, Times Staff Two other council ac- Oct. 2, which is the scheduled contingent on no further contingent on the recruit- tant baseball coaches Kalen for an Independence man were “life-threatening,” that pulled Andre’s vehicle over village of Trempealeau, The Galesville city coun- tions appeared to signal date of the 2021 Apple Affair. shutdowns through their ment of teachers. Director Hagen and Ben Levendoski, charged in the armed robbery the robbery occurred while on southbound Highway 93. $160,000. cil approved a conditional optimism about upcoming The council also met final scheduled day of the Pete Peterson reported to trap coach Cory Kemnitz of an Arcadia convenience Andre was out on bond on Andre was allegedly found Jorge Oviedo from HAVE YOU MOVED? use permit for a private local events, including a in closed session for the semester on June 3. She the board that the district and assistant football coach store. another charge and that with clothes matching that of Neftali Arias, city of Ar- property to be rented as an $400 donation from the city purpose of negotiating two added that with state budget has just over half their usual Rick Schmidt were also ap- Michael William Andre, Andre had previously been the robbery suspect, two, $50 cadia, $125,000. Please remember to Airbnb at last Thursday’s to the Trempealeau Agricul- renewal lease agreements proposals currently favor- number of teachers signed proved. 34, of 23898 Adams St., was in prison and could face a bills and .380 caliber pistol Ted Kabus and Jami Ka- change your address regular meeting. tural Society for the Trem- for city-owned properties, ing districts with a higher up to teach courses this year. The board also officially charged with three felonies, lengthy prison term in this with a loaded clip. bus from Bruce Gamroth, Matthew and Jessica pealeau County Fair. The in addition to discussion on percentage of in-person He cited cumulative stress recognized Ben Hirsch- armed robbery with use of case. When he was arrested, Allan Gamroth, Pamela with us to continue Opat were approved for a 2021 Trempealeau County possible renegotiation of a days, the G-E-T district is from the 2020-21 school boeck and Alex Deitrick as force, being a convicted fel- Andre is alleged to have Andre allegedly smelled of Boland, Wendy Gamroth, prompt delivery of your conditional use permit for Fair is currently scheduled Wisconsin Disaster Fund in good standing to benefit year as the primary factor the Academic Excellence on in possession of a firearm approached a clerk at 1:24 intoxicants and was taken Scott Gamroth and Bradley their property located at for July 15 through July 18. loan. No decisions were re- over other area districts. contributing to recruiting Scholarship and Technical and second degree recklessly p.m. March 7 at the Express to Gunderson Tri-County Gamroth, town of Lincoln, Trempealeau County 17201 Lake Court Road, Also approved was a street ported out of closed session. “They will never achieve struggles among usual par- Excellence Scholarship endangering safety, and Mart, pointed a gun at the Hospital for a blood alcohol $42,000. Times. contingent on the property use permit to the Galesville The council will also meet the percentages that we ticipants. winners respectively. misdemeanor bail jumping. person and ordered the level test. While at the hos- Edwin Maliszewski staying in compliance with Chamber of Commerce for March 25 in special session are achieving, they won’t, In employment action, The meeting adjourned District Attorney John clerk to hand over money. pital, the deputy reportedly from Jeffrey Grulkowski Call: 715-538-4765 Trempealeau County Health the Farmers Market on the to review audit results from because they started later. the board approved the from a closed session dis- Sacia said he sought the According to the criminal overheard Andre saying he and Marylou Grulkowski, Department requirements. Square held on Saturdays 2019 and discuss two plan- There is a lot of pressure retirements of accounts cussion on personnel, from exceptionally high bond complaint, Andre left the robbed the store because he The permit expires on June from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., starting ning commission recom- right now to show that payable employee Shirley which no action was re- because he believes Andre store with two, $50 bills and was broke. 30, at which point an annual May 15 and going through mendations. you’ve had a certain, or Gingrich and band teacher ported. higher, percentage of in- person learning because there is money attached to it,” Butler said. “We Check out our website: The Arcadia Credit Union can feel good about what we’ve done, and where we’re going and what we’ve trempcountytimes.com Board of Directors achieved.” The district is also clos- hereby give notice of the ing in on dates to hold some Buy/Renew Subscriptions traditional celebrations, though measures will be in Place Classified Ads place to maintain safety pro- rcadia redit nion s tocols and social distancing. 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Bo 1 7, Arcadia, WI 5 12 arcadiacu.com 24-HOUR TELEBANC • 1-877-319-8627 Shareholders meeting at 6 M A A bags, shoes, etc. Page 12 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Trempealeau County Times Page 13 Two Raiders, one Red Hawk earn All-CC Times By Andrew Dannehy up playing six conference Koenig of Onalaska Luther ke, Luther; Hallie Sherry, Times Editor games, G-E-T’s Lindsey and Jada Berg of Westby. Viroqua; Allie Weninger, Arcadia’s starting back- Lettner finished as the lead- Both Arcadia and G-E-T Hanna Nelson and Grace court and one Gale-Ettrick- ing scorer in the conference, had athletes earn honorable Hebel, Westby; Ally Gilster Trempealeau player were averaging 18.1 points per mention as sophomore Au- and Anna McConkey, West named first team All-Coulee game. tumn Passehl was picked for Salem. Conference. Also earning first-team Arcadia as was G-E-T senior West Salem won the The honors were an- honors were Ella Jordan of Rachel Amoth. Passehl aver- conference title and Jordan Sports nounced last week as Arcadia West Salem and Macy Stell- aged 11 points per game, was named the Athlete of senior Chloe Halverson and ner of Westby. The second- shooting 47.2 percent from the Year. The Panthers went sophomore Breah Golden team was made up of Maddie the field. Amoth averaged 8-1 while Westby was 6-3; were first-team honorees. Quick and Kendall Gerke 7.7 points per game. Arcadia, 6-5; Luther, 6-5; G- Three Wildcat boys named All-Dairyland Halverson, the team’s point of West Salem along with Also earning honorable E-T 4-2; Black River Falls, By Andrew Dannehy man, Eau Claire Immanuel assists per game to go with a honors were Colton Brecka, guard, led the conference in Cassie Warren and Rachel mention were Hannah Matz- 1-6 and Viroqua, 1-10. Times Editor Lutheran; Nick Higley, scoring average of 10.7. Alma/Pepin; Dalton Robin- assists per game (5.2), was An undefeated season in Eleva-Strum; Jarin Rudd, Beighley averaged 9.6 son, Augusta; Ethan Hunger, second in rebounds (8.0) and the Dairyland Conference Gilmanton; Jay Arzt and points and 5.2 rebounds for Cochrane-Fountain City; seventh in scoring (12.2), helped two Blair-Taylor Blake Christenson, Mel- the Norse. He and McCune Brinten Rutz, ECIL; Ethan while shooting 47.2 percent boys be named first team Min. were the only sophomores Karlstad, E-S and Lance from the field. Golden was All-Dairyland Conference B-T, Whitehall and Inde- to earn all-conference hon- Larson, Gilmanton. third in the conference in last week. pendence were honored on ors. B-T won the DC-Large at scoring (15.9) and second The teams were voted on the second-team. Killian was Indepen- 10-0 followed by Mel-Min, in assists (3.2). last Wednesday with Matt B-T guard Alec Reismann dence’s lone representative 8-2; Whitehall and E-S, 5-5; While they only ended Waldera and Kyle Steien earned second-team honors after finishing second in the C-FC, 2-8 and Augusta, 0-10. both earning first-team hon- along with Independence’s DC-Small with an average ECI took the DC-Small title GMC athletes C ors. The senior duo were the Chris Killian and Whitehall’s of 18.3 points per game and at 8-0 followed by Gilman- top two scorers and rebound- Luke Beighley. he was fifth in rebounds, ton, 5-2; A/P, 4-3; Indepen- named All-CC ers in the DC-Large Division. Reismann was second in averaging six. dence, 1-6 and Alma Center Steien led the conference the conference, averaging 4.7 Also earning second-team Lincoln, 0-7. Two of the three gymnasts with 21.8 points per game named to the All-Coulee with Waldera second at 17.8; Conference First Team were while Waldera was the top Four area girls named All-DC members of the Gale-Ettrick- rebounder at 9.8 per game By Andrew Dannehy earned honorable mention The Wildcats won the Trempealeau/Melrose-Min- to Steien’s 8.8. Times Editor all-state honors. DC-Large with a 13-1 record, doro/Cochrane-Fountain MARCH MADNESS The two led B-T to a 10-0 Two girls basketball play- Whitehall senior point but lost its final two games to City co-op team. mark in conference play and ers from Blair-Taylor and guard Olivia Youngbauer C-FC, one in the regular season Paris Lambert earned t Ar di t rs they advanced all the way one from Independence and also earned first-team All-DC and one in the Wisconsin Inter- first-team honors on vault, to the Wisconsin Interscho- Whitehall earned All-Dairy- honors as she averaged 9.2 scholastic Athletic Association floor and all around while lastic Athletic Association land Conference First Team points per game. Division Four Regional Final. Abigail Miller was the first- Division Four sectional final honors, announced last week. The rest of the first-team C-FC’s season ended shortly team pick on the beam. The where they lost to Onalaska Lindsay Steien and Abby members were Liza Cum- after due to a COVID-19 only other first-team spot was Luther. Thompson led B-T to the mings and Jacquelyn Paul, outbreak before their sectional taken by Taliya Michlig, who 0% Financing plus Rebates & Discounts Also earning first-team Dairyland Conference Large Alma Center Lincoln; Tea- semifinal game. earned it on the bars. honors was Whitehall’s Division title with a 13-1 gan Frey, Melrose-Mindoro Melrose-Mindoro was Lambert also earned on almost every single model! Devon McCune, who aver- mark. They were the DC- and Jordyn Halverson and third in the conference at second-team honors on the aged 11.9 points per game Large’s top two scorers with Lindsey Peterson, both of 9-5 followed by Whitehall, bars while Sophie White for the Norse, which fin- Steien averaging 22.9 and Cochrane-Fountain City. 7-8; Eleva-Strum, 5-10 and was honorable mention on These 2020s need to go: ished tied for third in the Thompson scoring 15.7 points The only other area player Augusta, 1-13. the beam and the bars as was DC-Large at 5-5. McCune per game. to be honored was Whitehall The Indees were second in Trista Thill on the beam, bars was the youngest player Independence’s Ziy Con- senior Abby Semb, who was the DC-Small at 9-4, losing and all around. named to the first-team and ner was among the most a second-team pick. 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Times Editor scholarships. recipients are selected by a the Association of Wisconsin “We are thrilled that dur- Since then the foundation has by ac Bellman A senior from Arcadia the conference in scoring at Pauly was new to the Three students in area According to a release sent statewide committee com- School Administrators and ing such a tumultuous time awarded nearly $25 million and a freshman from Gale- 17.8 points per game. Arcadia team after his family moved schools have received by the foundation excellence posed of civic leaders, and the Wisconsin Homeschool in education, Wisconsin’s to Wisconsin educators, prin- ele sed ts many but in their place are getting as much for it. $10,000 scholarships fro scholarship recipients have Ettrick-Trempealeau earned senior Chandler Sonsalla also to Arcadia but he ad usted representatives of education- Parents Association. students, teachers, principals cipals, students and schools. Chan n se subscriptions to half-a-dozen f only there was a service the Herb Kohl Educational demonstrated excellence in related associations and the Initiative scholarship and schools are recognized “Education is the key to First Team All-Coulee Con- cracked the fi rst-team, scoring uickly averaging 11.4 A deal signed last week or more streaming services that bundled a lot of these 11.5 points per contest. Foundation Student Scholar- the academic arena and high program’s co-sponsors: The recipients, chosen by their for their devotion to educa- the future of Wisconsin and ference honors announced points and .2 rebounds per between the NH and ESPN that add up uickly. networks together so you nalaska uther’s game. pdike scored 7.5 ship program. motivation to achieve, have Wisconsin Newspaper Asso- schools, have demonstrated tion and learning,” said Dr. our nation. I am very proud may have signaled the begin- This NH -ESPN deal could pay one fl at rate and be last week. Gavin Proudfoot and sa- points per game. Kendra Goplin of White- displayed a broad range of ciation Foundation, Wiscon- exceptional initiative in the Chris Cody, WCRIS board of the accomplishments of ning of the end of televised is likely going to lead to done with it. Wait a minute... G-E-T’s Cody Schmitz iah Schwichtenberg earned Also earning honorable hall Memorial High School activity and leadership out- sin Department of Public In- classroom and have shown president. these students, teachers, and sports as we know it. significant headaches for ust reinvented cable. was the only freshman two of the fi rst-team spots mention were saiah o- received an excellence schol- side the academic setting, and struction, Wisconsin Council strong promise for succeed- The Kohl Foundation principals and look forward As a result of a seven- year-round sports viewers. while West Salem’s CJ ersch James Biedenbender arship while Flavian Flores have shown strong promise of Religious and Independent ing in college and beyond, but Scholarship and Fellowship to the great contributions they year deal between the two Want to get your football McConkey was the fi fth and yndon Byus uther of Independence and Jesse for succeeding in college and Schools (WCRIS), regional have not yet received other program was established by will make in the future.” Kohl sporting titans ESPN Plus fix on Thursday Sunday player named to the team. Carson Koepnick West Sa- Reindl of Blair-Taylor re- beyond. Cooperative Educational academic-based scholar- Herb Kohl, philanthropist said. will now effectively replace and Monday We could be imes ow in The Knights and Panthers lem Clayton Slack iro ua NH .T as the out-of- looking at separate streaming were co-champions of the Arcadia Men’s Wolfe 217 Gavin Bergdahl and Grant market streaming service fees for F CBS NBC and conference with Proudfoot McCauley Westby. Trempealeau County Times & Arrow Shopper Ad Deadline is Wednesday @ 4 p.m. ESPN in the not-too-distant All-Star League High individual series Anita for more than 1 000 NH Team Standings: Pronschinske 515 and McConkey both Luther fi nished with a games each season. ESPN future. 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Motion son Wallner gave a report of the Moved by Alderpeson Truax to to convene into closed session unanimous roll call vote Harriet Marie Gwendolyn Peterson of Wally in death, July 30, contracted osteomyelitis, in-law: Donna Phillipson, will forever be remembered Mayor Howe called the meet- carried (6-0). September 15, 2020 meeting approve the Plan Commission’s for the purpose of 2021 City em- Moved by Alderperson Kreger to 2016. an infection of the bone in Phoebe Phillipson and Ruth for his quick wit, his infec- ing to order at 7:00 p.m. Clerk Johnson presented the 4) Parks & Sanitation – Alder- recommendation for Arrow Land ployee wage discussion. Motion adjourn the meeting. Motion car- Bristol, 84, of Sioux Falls, Michele (Alan) Notice of the meeting was September 2020 Treasurer’s person Skwierwaski gave a re- Surveying, extra-territorial for carried by unanimous roll call ried (6-0). Meeting adjourned at Whitehall, passed Barneson of Eleva, Jamie Wally was also a logger her right leg. She was taken Marchese; and many nieces tious smile, and his kind and posted according to open meet- Report showing the account bal- port of the September 24, 2020 Edie Brook Estates subdivision vote. After reconvening into open 7:55 p.m. away peacefully, Febru- Peterson (Mark Garmoe) for Webster Lumber in Blair. to the University Hospital and nephews. compassionate spirit. ing law requirements. ances. Moved by Alderperson meeting; 5) Streets & Sidewalks plat in the Town of Gale. Motion session, moved by Alderperson Suzanne M. Johnson, Clerk of Windsor Heights, IA, This is where he met Bruce in Madison where doctors Janette was preceded in He is survived by his Present: Mayor Vince Howe; Truax to approve. Motion carried – There were no meetings held; carried (6-0). Thatcher to approve the recom- WNAXLP ary 28, 2021, at N.C. Little Alderpersons Kelly Kreger, Ran- (6-0). 6) Finance Committee – Ap- Moved by Alderperson Kreger Hospice, Edina, MN. She Gregory (Sandra) Peter- Thompson. They went on to never expected her to re- death by her parents, Phil- wife, Diane; parents, Jim dy Larson, Linda Skwierawski, Chief Evenson presented the proved the bills for the October transfer the discussion of the was born July 7, 1936. son of Waconia, MN, and own and operate a logging cover, but did so after six lip and Laura; her husband, and Bernice Semling; fa- Tom Thatcher, Tyler Truax, and September 2020 Police Report. 8, 2020 meeting. Alderperson 2-hour parking on West Gale Harriet was preceded Sara (Randall) Stewart of business. They later pur- months of treatment. Bill; her siblings: Lawrence ther-in-law, David Kujak; Jean Wallner. Absent: None. Moved by Alderperson Larson to Kreger gave a report regarding Avenue and Main Street to the Sioux Falls; four grand- chased a farm together that After graduating from (Linnea) Phillipson, Sylvia children: Matthew (Julia) Also present were: DPW Todd accept the police report. Motion the October 8, 2020 meeting. Streets & Sidewalks Committee in death by her parents, Peterson, Chief Paul Evenson, carried (6-0). Moved by Alderperson Kreger to for further review. Motion carried Stephen Sylla and Rose children: Reagen (Clint) they ran until Wally retired. Whitehall High School in (Ross) Curry, Earl Phil- Semling, Kristen (Matthew) Clerk Suzanne Johnson, Attor- Library Director Houge pre- approve the purchase of the ICE (6-0). Prokop. Redman, Parker Stewart, Wally is survived by 1948, she moved to Min- lipson, Phyllis Cornwall, Papenfuss, and Katie (Alan) ney Dan Arndt. sented the October 2020 Library Voting Machine agreement with Moved by Alderperson Truax Connor Emma Stewart, a son, Trevor Stellflue of neapolis, MN, where she at- Howard Phillipson, Marie Storandt; seven grandchil- Mayor Howe gave an update report. Moved by Alderperson Routes to Recovery funds to be to approve Change Order #3 A funeral service, with regarding the Department of Thatcher to accept the Library used for the purchase. Motion from Wapasha Construction for cemetery military honors, and Maxwell Peterson; Ettrick; a stepson, Brad tended North Central Bible (Roger) Dissmore Sr., Rob- dren: Emerson, Hayden, Natural Resources, High Cliff report. Motion carried (6-0). carried by unanimous roll call the Galesville Mill Dam project will be held Wednesday, two step-grandchildren: (Robin) McKenzie of Os- College. There she met her ert Phillipson, Gene Phil- Calvin, Madelyn, Ava, Ella Park tentative selection of grant. Director of Public Works Re- vote; 7) IT Committee – Alder- with an increase of $2,999 proj- March 24, 2021, at 11:00 Aaron Barneson and Adam seo; two sisters: Bev- husband, William Eugene lipson and John Phillipson; & Isla; brother, Alan (Char- Moved by Alderperson Larson to port: None. person Thatcher gave a report of ect cost. Motion carried by unan- (Mary) Barneson; six great- erly (Glenn) Tranberg of Marchese. They were mar- and grandchildren: Jona- lotte) Semling; sister, Darci approve the grant. Motion car- Committee Reports, Recom- the September 22, 2020 meet- imous roll call vote. a.m., Assembly #3, at Fort ried by unanimous roll call vote. mendations: 1) Public Utilities – ing. Items discussed: Update to Moved by Alderperson Kreger Snelling National Cem- grandchildren: Carter, Ettrick and Shirley Kopp ried May 26, 1951, and en- thon and Carla Davis. (David) Halverson; broth- Clerk Johnson presented the There were no meetings held; 2) Windows 2019 Offi ce and Up- to approve payment request #4 etery, 7601 34th Ave. South, Piper, Ashtyn, Crew, Brax- of Poynette; two brothers: joyed 65 years together. Bill Memorial services will ers-in-law: Joe Kujak, Mi- minutes of the September 10, Police, Fire & Personnel – There date to Windows 10 Pro, recom- in the amount of $204,043.05 Minneapolis, MN. ton, and Presley; her sister, Donald Jr. and Lloyd Stell- and Janette had six children, be held Saturday, June 26, chael (Tracy) Kujak; sisters- mendation to add the ability to from Wapasha Construction. ten grandchildren and nine pay on the city website., direct Motion carried by unanimous roll –––––––––––––––––––––– Beverly (Daniel) Brey of flue, both of Ettrick; two 2021, at 1:00 p.m., at Jack in-law: Brenda Kujak, and deposit, and the addition of cam- call vote. Mary A. Peterson La Crosse; sisters-in-law: brothers-in-law: Steven great-grandchildren. Funeral Home in White- Carol (Tom) Hunger; and DEATH NOTICES eras in front of city hall for ballot Moved by Alderperson Wall- Mary Ann Peterson, 86, Jackie Hawkenson of Eleva McKenzie and Mike Love- Above everything, Ja- hall. Burial will be at Old many other loved ones. delivery. Moved by Alderperson ner to table the change proposal and Janet Peterson of Hol- joy, both of La Crosse; also nette valued faith and fam- Whitehall Cemetery in rural Dennis was preceded in to approve the camera system. in the amount of $2,600 from of Sioux Falls, SD, and for- isa M. arrett online, please visit www. Motion passed by unanimous Wapasha Construction. Motion men; and other relatives and several nieces & nephews as ily. She and Bill were very Whitehall. death by his brother, Jeff; roll call vote. carried (6-0). merly of Whitehall, died Lisa Marie Garrett, 49, of wozneykillianfh.com. Sunday, March 7, 2021, at friends. well as many close friends. involved in church minis- Jack Funeral Home in mother-in-law, Jacqueline Moved by Alderperson Skwi- Moved by Alderperson Kreger Blair, passed away Thurs- –––––––––––––––––––––– erawski to approve the License to approve the following expen- Sanford USD Medical Cen- Mary was preceded in In addition to his par- try and serving others. An Whitehall is assisting the Kujak; and his maternal and avid reader, she started and family with arrangements. paternal grandparents. day, March 11, 2021, at Harol . isia to Serve Fermented Malt Bever- ditures: General: $213,365.45; ter in Sioux Falls, SD. death by parents, Oliver ents and wife, Wally was ages and Intoxicating Liquors for Sewer: $33,250.65; Water: and Agnes (Halverson) preceded in death by two maintained several libraries –––––––––––––––––––––– A Mass of Christian her home, under the care of Harold F. Kubisiak, 84, Pa Dong Moua. Motion carried $10,811.20; Library: $4,508.05 Mary was born July Gundersen Health System of Whitehall, died Sun- 16, 1934, in Eau Claire, Hawkenson; husband, Gor- sisters-in-law: Judy Del- at churches she attended. Dennis M. Semling Burial will be celebrated (6-0). for a Total of $261,935.35. Mo- don F. Peterson; son, Mi- aney and Jean Lovejoy; and She loved to sing and often Friday, March 19, 2021, Hospice. day, March 14, 2021, in his Moved by Alderperson Kreger tion carried by voice vote as to Oliver On Thursday, March 11, to approve the Resolution for follows: Ayes: Kreger, Skwier- chael Peterson; brother, two brothers-in-law: Ward sang solos with the music 2021, Dennis Michael Sem- at 11:00 a.m., at Immacu- A Celebration of Life home. and Agnes for Lisa was held Sunday, A Mass of Christian the 2021 budget hearing. Mo- awski, Thatcher, Truax, Waller; (Halverson) Gerald Hawkenson; infant “Billy” McKenzie and Ken ministry. ling passed away at the age late Conception Parish in tion passed by unanimous roll Nays: Larson. March 14, 2021, from 1:00 burial will be held Saturday, call vote. Pursuant to Section 19.82(1) Hawken- sister; and grandchild, Elsa Kopp. Janette was a loving of 60, due to a work-related Fountain City with Father Peterson. Funeral services were wife, mother, grandmother accident. Doss as celebrant and Bob p.m. to 4:00 p.m., at the March 27, 2021, at 10:30 Moved by Alderson Wallner son. She Riverland Energy Commu- a.m., at Saint John’s Catho- to approve the 2020 Budget Per her wishes, a grave- held Saturday, March 13, and great-grandmother and Dennis was born Au- Platteter, John DeWitt, Jack Amendment to reallocate un- TA OTOS was united nity Room. lic Church with burial in the in marriage side service will be held Sat- 2021, at 1:00 p.m., at Jack was happiest when she was gust 5, 1960, in Winona, Wicka, Chris Semling, Dave used salary funds from the Sum- o o e to ee Private graveside ser- Lincoln Cemetery, both in mer Rec Program to be used for to Gordon urday, May 1, at 1:00 p.m., Funeral Home in Blair. Pas- with her family. She was a MN, to James and Ber- Halverson, Mike Wolfe, Jim strong role model for her Langenecker, Mike Tolfa, vices were held with burial Whitehall. various Reception Park improve- o r oto ere F. Peterson, September 17, at Chimney Rock Cemetery. tor Adam Arends officiated. nice (Przybylski) Semling. ments and equipment. Motion –––––––––––––––––––––– Burial was at Mormon Cou- children (and others) sup- He graduated high school and Dan Bernarde as Pall- at Calvary Cemetery, rural Visitation will be Friday, passed by unanimous roll call 1955. Arcadia. In lieu of fl owers, March 26, 2021, from 4:00 Mary worked as a home- Wallace “Wally” lee Memorial Park in La plying the tools needed for with the Class of 1978. bearers. Burial will be at vote. W. Stellflue Crosse. success. She loved playing After graduation, Dennis a later date at the parish memorials to her family are p.m. to 7:00 p.m., at Jack Moved by Alderperson Lar- maker, “beauty operator,” preferred. To express con- Funeral Home in Whitehall son to approve the Plan Com- cosmetology instructor and Wallace “Wally” Wil- Friends could call one dominoes and card games worked construction jobs cemetery. Visitation will be mission’s recommendation for Fi n r ions with family and friends. Ja- held Thursday, March 18, dolences to Lisa’s family and also one hour prior to it r t s t at r d fine jewelry sales manager. liam Stellflue, 76, of ru- hour prior to the service. until he began employment Bruce Reedy certifi ed survey in t nner t i s Front row: Great-great grandmother Florence Lyga ral Ettrick, died Tuesday, Jack Funeral Home in nette was crafty and loved at the Buffalo County High- 2021, from 4:00 p.m. un- the service at the church on holding Peyton Killian. Back: Mother to Peyton, She greatly enjoyed all of n s on a e oo Saturday. E ai i r s ti n t s and March 9, 2021, in his home. Blair assisted the family knitting and crocheting, es- way Department, where he til 8:00 p.m., at the church, REMPEALEAU r t r ta n t andrew@ Courtney Killian, great-grandmother Linda Peterson these jobs, but her number Jack Funeral Home in one priority was raising Wallace was born June with arrangements. pecially on long road trips just celebrated 30 years of and again Friday from 10:00 www.facebook.com/ OUNTY IMES trempcotimes.com t s i r n and grandmother Amy Laehn. 17, 1944, in rural Ettrick, –––––––––––––––––––––– to see her family. She had a service. Dennis also served a.m. until the hour of the trempcotimes Whitehall is assisting the ur ur e r rea e s as d n ti in s and a it (Submitted photo) her family. Mary loved her family with arrangements. faith and the Lord. She also to Donald Janette A. Marchese green thumb and loved gar- as the Supervisor for the Mass. To help with limited loved camping, pontooning, and Mable Janette Arleen Mar- dening. Janette embraced Town of Buffalo for 24 capacity during Mass, the flower gardening, flea and (Salzwedel) chese, 91, of Port Wash- technology in order to keep years. He service will also be live- farmers’ markets, reading, Stellflue. He ington, and formerly of in touch with family, even was a mem- streamed through Talbot attending grandchildrens’ attended the Whitehall, died Wednesday, creating a Facebook ac- ber of the Family Funeral Homes sporting events, cooking, Gale-Ettrick- March 10, 2021, at Aurora count in her 70s. Her hus- Immaculate Facebook page beginning baking and anything in- Trempeale- Medical Center in Grafton. band was noted as saying, Concep- 10 minutes before mass. volving family. Mary lived au School Janette was born Sep- “there isn’t anything she tion Parish. In lieu of flowers, the valiantly, fighting severe District. Wally worked on tember 14, 1929, in White- couldn’t do once she set her On July 29, family requests that me- rheumatoid arthritis. After his family farm while at- hall, to Phil- mind to it”. 1995, Dennis morials be directed to the retirement, her favorite say- tending school. At an early lip Edwin While we are saddened was united in marriage to First Responders at S2972 ing was, “If I could, I would age, he started driving truck and Laura and will miss her greatly, Diane Kujak. Waumandee Creek Road still be working…and driv- and worked for Bob Truex Edna (Kurth) we also rejoice that she is Dennis was an avid Fountain City, WI 54629, ing.” What she lacked in Trucking in Ettrick. Phillipson. now reunited with Bill and outdoorsman and hunter. or the Hunt for Heroes at height, she made up for with Wally met Donna May She was the her family in Heaven. His passion was hunting P.O. Box 84, Cochrane, her very feisty attitude. McKenzie and they were fourth o f Survivors include her six deer, bear, and elk. Den- WI 54622, in care of VFW Grateful for sharing married October 23, 1976, thirteen chil- children: Debra (Wesley) nis enjoyed many hunting Post 10406. Talbot Family Davis, Philip (Kathy) Mar- trips with his friends and Funeral Homes is assisting chese, James (Patti) Mar- son, Matthew. Dennis also the Semling family with ar- TOURS chese, Rebecca (Thomas) enjoyed traveling with his rangements. WE ARE NOW OPEN! Krueger, Susan Marchese, AVAILABLE wife and close friends dur- (Death Notices are William (John Haroll) ing the winter months. In found on page 17) Marchese Jr.; eight grand- the summer, he would plan All the C f ts of H e… children: Jason Marchese, vacations with his family to www.trempcountytimes.com Kristy (Nathan) Hogue, different parts of Wiscon- Crystal Collins, Katherine …and Then Some! (Paxton) Davis, Andrew (Janie) Marchese, Lynn Marchese, Melissa Mar- chese and Luke Marchese; nine great-grandchildren: Selah, Asher, Judah, Isaac, Matthew, Oliver, Ezekiel, Luke and Abraham. She is also survived by siblings: Conrad (Gen- t s r id evieve) Phillipson and Dale t in car I would like t d s r to extend my thanks for everyone’s support Celebration of life and generosity. for Paul (Buffy) Woyczik Rolling Meadows of Strum Please join us in sharing memories Gratefully — and stories of Paul. Assisted Living & Memory Care Jason Myers Sunday, March 21 • 2-6pm 208 Elm Street, Strum, WI 54770 at Jailhouse in Centerville. 715-551-6979 “Hector” Lunch will be served. Page 18 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Trempealeau County Times Page 19 INDEPENDENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT LEGAL NOTICES Independence School District ready to learn and being ac- Math-MS/HS adopted Illustra- Operations. Motion carried 3-0. students. Down 5 from last year. Discussion Information from NOTICE SETTING TIME unless you object. The appli- Circuit Court, is notice to any persons whose domiciled in Trempealeau Coun- An application for informal Regular Board Meeting tively engaged in their learning tive Math, and collaborated with b) Selection of Line of Credit d) Veterans Day Program (3 Dr. Vanderloop; ii) Mr. Schmitt TO HEAR APPLICATION cation may be granted if there Trempealeau County names or addresses are un- ty, State of Wisconsin, with a administration was filed. The October 7, 2020 on a daily basis. Nice job to Syd the COOP. Used it last year and Provider (2 min) min) (District Administrator, 9-12 Prin- AND DEADLINE is no objection. ––––––––––––––––––––––––– known. mailing address of: 117 3rd Ave. decedent, with date of birth May Call to order & proof of public Dejno, Tayler Lambright, Carlos have been working with Doug B Motion by Bob Guza, second Mr. Schmitt talked to Ron Stel- cipal) (5 minutes) FOR FILING CLAIMS The deadline for filing a claim In the Matter of the Estate of If you require reasonable ac- South, #6, Strum, WI 54770. 1, 1947, and date of death De- notice (1 min) Montalvo, Gracie Rombalski, and the math council. Forecast: by Leah Matchey to approve In- lar - Commander for the Local 1) Student Attendance (Informal Administration) against the decedent’s estate is CATHY JEAN NAAS commodations due to a disability All interested persons waived cember 14, 2020, was domiciled The Regular Board Meeting of Seb Sonsalla, Xavier Santillan, looking at this for 4K-5. dependence State Bank as the American Legion Post to pos- 2) First Month of School Re- Case No. 2021PR000012 June 8, 2021. A claim may be Date of Death: 04/24/2019 to participate in the court pro- notice. The deadline for filing a in Trempealeau County, State the Board of Education of the In- Brandon and Leah Sylla, Britney Science-continue to work with Line of Credit Provider. Motion sibly recognize Veteran’s during flection ––––––––––––––––––––––––– filed at the Trempealeau County ––––––––––––––––––––––––– cess, please call 715-538-1860, claim against the decedent’s of Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- dependence School District was Cruz, Mackenzie Suhr, and Di- IQuest. Upper elementary is still carried 3-0. the Whitehall vs Indee Football 3) Outdoor Learning Area State of Wisconsin, Courthouse, 36245 Main Street, A Petition for Final Judgment prior to the scheduled court date. estate is June 12, 2021. A claim dress of: 26200 W. 2nd Avenue, called to order at 7:09 p.m., by ana Gomez. Hunter Tulius and working with Emily Adah. Lower c) Authorization to Sign for game. Mr. Schmitt will get direc- Discussion Information from Circuit Court, Room 214, Whitehall, Wis. was filed. Please note that the court does may be filed at the Trempealeau Eleva, WI 54738. Joe Bragger, President. Abisaac Roman Gerena have elementary less intensive, but Short Term Borrowing (2 min) tion from the County Health De- Dr. Vanderloop. Trempealeau County This publication is notice to THE COURT FINDS: not provide transportation. County Courthouse, 36245 Main The application will be heard Mr. Schmitt confirmed the gone above and beyond with they get some science with their Motion by Bob Guza, second partment. We will not be holding b) YTD Budget Reports (2 ––––––––––––––––––––––––– any persons whose names or The decedent, with date of Dated March 8, 2021. Street, Room 214, Whitehall, WI at the Trempealeau County agenda was legally and properly their bellringer writing practice new ELA curriculum. by Leah Matchey to approve Mr. the traditionally held Veteran’s min) In the Matter of the Estate of addresses are unknown. birth November 14, 1953, and BY THE COURT: 54773. Courthouse, Room 214, White- posted. using the program No Red Ink Social Studies-read, write, Schmitt to sign for short term Day program due to public inside 1) Revenue PATRICIA A. DOLAN Dated March 8, 2021. date of death April 24, 2019, Electronically signed by: /s/ Jill F. Clark hall, Wisconsin, before Jill Clark, The meeting is open to the in Mrs. Sherry’s Argumentative think, and use Wit & Wisdom. borrowing plus clerk. Motion car- the building. 2) Expenditures ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Electronically signed by: was domiciled in Trempealeau /s/ Jill F. Clark Register in Probate Probate Registrar, on March 24, public but limited to ten (10) Composition Class. Otherwise built on their own. ried 3-0. e) 2020-21 Budget (5 min) Update from Mr. Schmitt. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: /s/ Jill F. Clark County, State of Wisconsin, with Register in Probate March 12, 2021 2021, at 9:00 a.m. people in the meeting room on No questions by the Board. Specials-Speak, listen, read, d) Snow Plow Bids (2 min) Discussion c) Board of Education 12 An application for informal Register in Probate a mailing address of: N17043 Scott J. Curtis ATTORNEY: You do not need to appear a first come, first served basis Celebration (2 min) write, and their own content. Motion by Bob Guza, second Information month calendar (1 min) administration was filed. The de- ATTORNEY: Dale Valley Lane, Galesville, WI Curtis Law, LLC Nicholas A. Heike unless you object. The appli- due to the Public Health Emer- a) Homecoming Court Collaboration-the glue to our by Leah Matchey to approve JP a) Administrator’s report (5 Upcoming meetings: Annual cedent, with date of birth August Bruce J. Brovold 54630. 201 Main Street, Suite 1000 Heike Law Offices, LLC cation may be granted if there gency. Residents can view it at On court are Jackson Kont- work. We have different groups Enterprises the contract for snow minutes) meeting; October 21 and Special 28, 1943, and date of death Feb- Kostner, Koslo & Brovold, LLC THE COURT ORDERS: La Crosse, WI 54601 135 E. Main Street is no objection. the School Website. Public Input er, John Roskos, Chris Killian, to focus this work. plowing. Motion carried 30-. i) Dr. Vanderloop (SPED Di- Meeting October 28. ruary 10, 2021, was domiciled 108 West Main Street The Petition will be heard at 608-433-2250 Mondovi, WI 54755 The deadline for filing a claim can be called into 715.533.0908. Emma Pietrek, Emerson Pron- Question: about math curricu- Discussion (Possible action) rector, 4K-8 Principal) Set next meeting date: Octo- in Trempealeau County, State Arcadia, WI 54612 the Trempealeau County Court- Bar Number: 1090049 715-926-5007 against the decedent’s estate is Roll call of members (1 min) schinske, Hailey Witte, and Ziy lum for next year. (19 minutes) 1) IEP Updates Due Nov. 1st ber 21, 2020, Budget Hearing of Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- 608-323-3351 house, 36245 Main Street, South (Pub. March 17, 24, 31, 2021) Bar Number: 1061493 May 24, 2021. A claim may be Present for roll call were Board Conner. Low eligibility due to the Illustrative Math-free online, a) Student Council Update (5 2) Data Discussions/Staff 6:00; Annual Meeting 6:30; Oc- dress of: 311 McKinley Street, Bar Number: 1016461 Court Room, Whitehall, Wiscon- WNAXLP (Pub. March 17, 24, 31, 2021) filed at the Trempealeau County Members Bob Guza and Joe lack of seniors out for sports. No and vendors are selling the print min) Support tober 28, Special Board Meeting Arcadia, WI 54612. (Pub. March 10, 17, 24, 2021) sin, before Hon. Rian Radtke, NOTICE TO CREDITORS WNAXLP Courthouse, Room 214, White- Bragger. Leah Matchey arrived spirit games this year, outdoor features of it. No Student Council update. 3) Positive Mindset 7:00 pm (1 min) The application will be heard WNAXLP Court Official, on April 16, 2021, (Informal Administration) NOTICE SETTING TIME hall, Wisconsin. at 7:30 p.m. No quorum, so no activities instead. Discussion We found this working with the b) Policy 512 (3 min) 4) Wit & Wisdom Update Adjournment at the Trempealeau County ORDER AND NOTICE at 3:15 p.m. Case No. 2021PR000014 TO HEAR APPLICATION This publication is notice to action items. about football, the win (first win Wisconsin Math Council. Teach- Discussion. Bringing back 5) COVID-close contact and Motion by Bob Guza, second Courthouse, Whitehall, Wiscon- FOR HEARING ON PETITION You do not need to appear ––––––––––––––––––––––––– AND DEADLINE any persons whose names or Pledge of allegiance (1 min) in 2 years), and covid. ing math differently, and now it is next month. communication by Leah Matchey to adjourn at sin, 36245 Main Street, Room FOR FINAL JUDGMENT unless you object. The Peti- State of Wisconsin, FOR FILING CLAIMS addresses are unknown. The Pledge of Allegiance was Consent (5 min) picking up steam with the COOP. c) 3rd Friday Count (3 min) 6) Homecoming 8:30pm. Motion carried 3-0. 214, before Jill Clark, Probate (Formal Administration) tion may be granted if there is Circuit Court, (Informal Administration) Dated February 24, 2021. recited by all. a) Treasurer’s report, vouch- We could share the cost of PD This year’s enrollment is 468 7) Efficiencies WNAXLP Registrar, on March 31, 2021, at Case No. 19PR32 no objection. Trempealeau County Case No. 2021PR000010 /s/ Jill F. Clark Public input/delegations (3 ers and payroll (3 min); i) Ap- with the COOP, so this was 9:00 a.m. ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Notice by publication is re- ––––––––––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Register in Probate min) prove October 2020 Treasurer’s good. You do not need to appear State of Wisconsin, quired. Publication of this notice In the Matter of the Estate of State of Wisconsin, Thomas J. Bilski a) Review recent written sug- Report; 1) Receipts; 2) Check Proud of our math department ROBERT A. DASCHER Circuit Court, P.O. Box 218 gestions or concerns board poli- Register and Mr. Schmitt for leading this. CITY OF ARCADIA ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Trempealeau County Osseo, WI 54758 cy #870; i) None MONTH: October, 2020 Discussion about older math and — JOINT — Motion by Feltes, seconded by Motion by Feltes, seconded by PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: ––––––––––––––––––––––––– 715-597-5300 b) Board Goals; i) Semi- BALANCE IN GENERAL newer math concepts. SPECIAL MEETING: Kolstad, to adjourn. Motion car- Anderson, to approve the 2021 Tremp. Co. Board of Supervisors An application for informal In the Matter of the Estate of Bar Number: 1017113 annual report on curriculum; ii) FUND CHECKING – July 31, b) Academic and Career Plan- Arcadia City Council/ ried 5-0. Ambulance Board Budget in the REGULAR SESSION administration was filed. The DOUGLAS G. LOOMIS (Pub. March 3, 10, 17, 2021) Monthly department report 2020, $509,387.90 ning Arcadia Utility Commission Meeting ended at 5:45 p.m. amount of $72,122.49. Motion October 19, 2020 decedent, with date of birth De- D/O/D 12/14/2020 WNAXLP None to report. RECEIPTS #17605 - #17614 MS; Xello is our new software September 24, 2020 Respectfully submitted by: carried 5-0. The Trempealeau County Board of Supervisors met in Regular Session at the Government Center in cember 9, 1945, and date of ––––––––––––––––––––––––– NOTICE AND ORDER FOR Student Spotlight (1 min) + $826,889.26 to look up careers/colleges. The Special Meeting of the Angela Berg, Clerk/Treasurer Moton by Feltes, seconded by the City of Whitehall, County of Trempealeau and State of Wisconsin, on Monday, October 19, 2020, at death December 21, 2020, was PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: NAME CHANGE HEARING Home and Automotive Mainte- PAYROLLS Aug. 15 – Aug. 30, Used in MS/HS careers class. Arcadia City Council was called WNAXLP Sonsalla, to postpone consid- 7:00 p.m., with Chair John Aasen presiding. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States Case No. 2021CV000018 nance Class completed their 2020, Regular/Sup $104,657.29 Ashley has a manufacturing to order at 4:30 p.m., by Mayor Arcadia City Council eration of Resolution 2020-12, of America was recited. ––––––––––––––––––––––––– home electrical wiring unit EXPENSE REGISTERS: - day. Reichwein. Present in person: Regular Meeting to Commit up to $225,480 for CALL NOTICE OF BID State of Wisconsin, installing 2-way and 3-way $448,186.62 COOP career fair, alumni panel, Mayor Rob Reichwein; Joe October 7, 2020 construction of the ambulance Dear Supervisor, Circuit Court, switches and electrical outlets. (Vendor Checks #136564– Wear It Wednesday (all ways to Feltes, Kevin Mayzek, Marlys The Regular Meeting of the garage indefinitely. Motion car- Please be advised that the Trempealeau County Board of Supervisors will meet — BID NOTICE — Trempealeau County Agricultural Science Class pro- #136628) ($148,468.55) incorporate ideas into the cur- Kolstad, and Dan Sonsalla; Arcadia City Council was called ried 5-0. at 7:00 p.m., on October 19, 2020, in the County Board Room. All County Board Clear Span Snowmobile Bridge ––––––––––––––––––––––––– cessed table grapes into juice (Manual Checks #90003435 - riculum/classroom) via Zoom: Paul Anderson. Also to order by Mayor Reichwein at Motion by Feltes, seconded Members’ claims are due in the County Clerk’s office by Noon on October 2, 2020, Trempealeau County In the Matter of the concentrate and applied home 90003456) ($299,718.07) HS; Attend things that interest present were City Staff Angela 5:30 p.m., with the following in by Sonsalla, to repaint 6 feet 10 so they can be prepared for Audit Committee approval. The County of Trempealeau will receive Sealed Bids for the place- Name Change of: canning techniques learned in BALANCE AS OF August 31, them: automotive day, college Berg and Chad Hawkins; Roland attendance (in person): Mayor inches of curb white on the west Sincerely, ment of a Clear Span Bridge over the Turton Creek, in the Township NICHOLAS JOHN JOWETT class. Mrs. Sherry’s ELA group 2020, $783,433.25 visits, Juniors go to WI education Thomas, Gary Bautch, James Rob Reichwein; Alderman Joe side of First Street. Motion car- /s/ Paul L. Syverson of Arcadia, City of Arcadia. Bids can be mailed to, or dropped off ––––––––––––––––––––––––– has been impressive by being OUTSTANDING DEBT & fair, CVTC Wozney, Ron Jacoby, and Tim Feltes, Dan Sonsalla; City Staff ried 5-0. County Clerk at, the Department of Land Management office, located at 36245 NOTICE IS GIVEN: A Petition amp; NEXT SCHEDULED PAY- Joe commented on how much Killian. Cody Wissink and John Chad Hawkins and Angela Berg; Motion by Feltes, seconded by Clerk Syverson read the call. Main Street, Whitehall, Wisconsin, until 3:30 p.m., Friday, April was filed asking to change the MENTS; FUND 10 has changed between these vis- Leavitt attended in person, and Police Chief Diana Anderson (via Mayzek, to issue a provisional Roll was called. A quorum was met with seventeen supervisors in attendance, three of which were 2, 2021. All bids will be opened on April 2, at 3:30 p.m., in the Land name of the person listed above LEGAL NOTICE Short-Term Borrowing: $0 its 20 years ago and now. Deb Foss attended via Zoom. Zoom): Alderwoman Marlys Kol- building permit to Arcadia Prop- connected remotely by computer/phone: Miller, Haines and Nelson. Management office. from: Nicholas John Jowett to (Line of Credit balance available We have developed some Mayor Reichwein led the stad; Aldermen Paul Anderson erties LLC, Jason Lockington, Chair Aasen announced the open meeting law requirements have been complied with through post- For specs and bidding information, stop into the Land Manage- Paco John Muncy. NOTICE TO CREDITORS $800,000.00) career lessons through Xello be- group in the Pledge of Alle- and Kevin Mayzek. Members of for commercial office building at ings and notifications to the members and media. ment office or call 715-538-2311, ext. 277. IT IS ORDERED: This petition (Informal Administration) Shor-Term Borrowing: Inter- fore Careers class. Students get giance. the public attended in-person in- 745 S. Dettloff Drive. Motion car- ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA: It was moved by Supervisor Feltes and seconded by Supervisor Win- Trempealeau County reserves the right to reject any or all bids. will be heard in the Circuit Court Case No. 2021PR000009 est paid through July 30, 2020, these lessons throughout their Motion by Mayzek, seconded cluded Marie Arnold Jasso; Ger- ried 5-0. ters to adopt the 11-item Amended agenda. Motion carried unanimously by vote of acclamation to ap- (Published March 17, 2021) of Trempealeau County, State of ––––––––––––––––––––––––– $1206.12 (Calendar year, 0.00 school years. by Feltes, to approve the agen- ald Schultz; Judy Pellowski and Motion by Feltes, seconded by prove. WNAXLP Wisconsin, by the Hon. Rian W. State of Wisconsin, Fiscal year 20-21) Career and Tech Ed Opportu- da as presented. Motion carried LeRoy Pyka. Sonsalla, to offer supplemental APPROVAL OF SEPTEMBER SESSION MINUTES: It was moved by Supervisor Johnson and sec- Radtke, on the 16th day of April, Circuit Court, FUND 38 nities: 5-0. Clerk Berg verified that the vision and supplemental dental onded by Supervisor Nutter to approve the September 21st & September 28th meeting minutes. Motion 2021, at 1:15 p.m., at the Trem- Trempealeau County #1 BCPL Loan for Energy Ef- Pushing industry certifications, There was discussion of the agenda was posted 24-hours in insurance at 100% employee carried unanimously by a vote of acclamation to approve. NOTICE OF BID pealeau County Courthouse, ––––––––––––––––––––––––– ficiency Building Upgrades Out- IT diploma, and specialist diplo- 2021 health insurance renewal advance at City Hall, State Bank cost through Delta’s State plan. APPEARANCES: — ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS — 36245 Main Street, P.O. Box 67, In the Matter of the Estate of standing Balance on Principal mas, CNA licensure, 6 students and rates. The increase in our of Arcadia, Arcadia TV & Appli- Motion carried 5-0. A. Quarterly Update – Sheriff Brett Semingson Whitehall, WI 54773. WILLIAM A. MATTHEWS $478,373.08 in YA now, and more looking. current provider is 32%, and the ance, and city website by 4:30 Motion by Sonsalla, seconded PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Sheriff Semingson reviewed handouts with statistics on the calls for service and the jail population. Arcadia Electric Utility IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: ––––––––––––––––––––––––– ii) Activity Accounts Discussion about the certifi- consortium is not offering a re- p.m., on Thursday, October 1, by Anderson, to approve the bills He has been attending city, village, & town meetings to discuss use of force and the duty to intercede 115 S. Jackson St. Notice of this hearing shall be PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: Motion by Leah Matchey, sec- cations-CNA to get work when newal on this plan. Going to the 2020. of general account in the amount policies for the Trempealeau County Sheriff’s Department. An invitation was emailed to all County Su- Arcadia, WI 54612 given by publication as a Class An application for informal ond by Bob Guza to approve needed (go pay for our students) state plan will save the city mon- Mayor Reichwein led the of $288,158.91. Motion carried pervisors to tour the current jail. Replace existing EPDM roof, coping, 3 notice for three (3) weeks in a administration was filed. The Treasurer’s report. Motion car- Overall: Bring students into ey even over the 2020 health in- group in the Pledge of Alle- 5-0. BID PACKAGE DETAILS: B. Presentation by Samuels Group & Venture Architects on Proposed Justice Center – Community gutter, and downspouts. Repair damaged exterior brick masonry, row prior to the date of the hear- decedent, with date of birth Oc- ried 3-0. CVTC for business credits while surance rates. giance. Motion by Mayzek, seconded Communication Plan/Discussion/Action glass block & tuck pointing in defined areas. ing in the Trempealeau County tober 4, 1960, and date of death b) Minutes of the prior meet- still in HS; Keep working with Motion by Feltes, seconded Motion by Feltes, seconded by by Kolstad, to convene into Kurt Berner of the Samuels Group stated over 10,000 mailers were sent to taxpayers notifying them of Owner is exempt from state sales and use taxes on materi- Times, a newspaper published December 25, 2020, was domi- ings (2 min) Xello, job shadowing, virtual by Mayzek, to approve going Sonsalla, to approve the agenda closed session per Wis. Stats. TAX: the 10/14/20 public presentation. The presentation will be put on the proposed justice center’s website. als and equipment to be incorporated in the work. Said taxes shall in Trempealeau County, State of ciled in Trempealeau County, i) Minutes of September 2 work with the Local Traditional Plan as presented. Motion carried 19.85(1)(c) “Considering em- C. Announcement-Tim Robertson not be included in the bid. Wisconsin. State of Wisconsin, with a mail- Regular School Board Meeting Discussion: How is this work- with Dental (P02) through the 4-0. ployment, promotion, compen- Tim Robertson read a statement regarding internet threats & security breaches. Dated February 24, 2021. ing address of: 14307 5th Street, Motion by Leah Matchey, sec- ing with virtual? Job shadows State insurance plan, with the Due to connectivity issues, sation or performance evalua- PROJECT SCHEDULE: RESOLUTIONS: Estimated Start Date: 05/3/21 BY THE COURT: Osseo, WI 54758. ond by Bob Guza to approve and campus tours being offered city contributing 80% of lowest Alderwoman Kolstad joined the tion data of any public employee A. BOARD CHAIR Estimated Completion Date: 07/30/21 /s/ Rian W. Radtke All interested persons waived the minutes of the September 2 virtually cost plan for employees. Motion meeting at 5:37 p.m. over which the governmental 1. 2020-10-01 AWARDING THE SALE OF $5,175,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION PROMISSORY BIDDING DOCUMENTS CAN BE ACCESSED AT: Circuit Court Judge notice. The deadline for filing a Regular School Board Meeting. Financial Impact of the certifi- carried 5-0. Public Comments: body has jurisdiction or exercise NOTES SERIES 2020A https://www.dropbox.com/sh/mfurr6zqupfanmk/ (Pub. March 3, 10, 17, 2021) claim against the decedent’s Motion carried 3-0. cations: $5000 Motion by Feltes, seconded Judy Pellowski is concerned responsibility.”- Insurance Rates Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Nutter and seconded by Supervisor AACWumYlLzHSQvEMX4cph2dEa?dl=0 WNAXLP estate is May 23, 2021. A claim Department Reports (10 min- Action (9 minutes) by Mayzek, to adopt Resolu- about the drainage ditch behind and Coverage for Potential Non- Feltes to adopt the resolution. Discussion was held. Brian Reilly of Ehlers spoke on the bond rate & rat- may be filed at the Trempealeau utes) a) Resolution to Borrow for tion 2020-11, Resolution for her house on Cleveland Street WRS Covered Employees. Mo- CONTACT FOR WALK-THRU: ing profile. Roll call vote was taken; motion carried with 17 yes votes; resolution adopted. 608-232-7347; County Courthouse, Room 214, a) Curriculum Director: Dawn Current Operations (2 min) Inclusion Under the Wisconsin Leroy Pyka is concerned tion carried 5-0. Scott Fernholz: B. ENVIRONMENT & LAND USE COMMITTEE [email protected] We Accept Credit Whitehall, Wis. W. – ELA-Adoption of Wit & Wis- LET IT BE RESOLVED FOR Public Employers’ Group Health about the junk accumulating in Motion by Sonsalla, seconded 1. 2020-10-02 ORDINANCE AMENDMENT TO COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE CHAP- Cards For Trempealeau /s/ Jill F. Clark dom (it has been 10 years), and THE SCHOOL DISTRICT Insurance Program beginning Dick Bremer’s property and the by Mayzek, to convene into open SEALED BIDS (MAILED OR HAND DELIVERED) DUE: TER 19-EROSION CONTROL & WATER MANAGEMENT No later than April 1, 2021, at 2:00 P.M., County Times Register in Probate CKLA (phonics) OF INDEPENDENCE TO January 1, 2021. Motion carried drainage ditch along County session per Wis. Stats. 19.85(2). Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Walek and seconded by at Arcadia Electric Utility 115 S. Jackson St., Arcadia, WI 54612 February 23, 2021 Off to a great start-staff in- AUTHORIZE TEMPORARY unanimously. Road A Motion carried 5-0. Subscriptions and Supervisor Brandt to adopt the resolution. Discussion was held. Roll call vote was taken; motion carried (Published March 17, 24, 2021) M. Laurie Klinkhammer volved in the adoption. Big learn- BORROWING IN AMOUNT There was discussion of 2021 Motion by Feltes, seconded by No action was taken on items Classified Ad Orders with 17 yes votes; resolution adopted. WNAXLP 526 Water Street ing curve. Supporting teachers NOT TO EXCEED $800,000 wages and longevity pay. No ac- Sonsalla, to approve the meet- discussed in closed session. 2. 2020-10-03 ORDINANCE FOR THE REZONES OF LAND IN THE TOWNS OF BURNSIDE, CALE- Eau Claire, WI 54703 to get a deeper understanding of PURSUANT TO SECTION tion was taken on either agenda ing minutes from the September Motion by Feltes, seconded by DONIA, LINCOLN, PIGEON, PRESTON, & SUMNER 715-830-9771 the curriculum. Reading special- 67.12(8)(a)1, WIS. STATS item. 15, 2020 meeting. Motion car- Sonsalla, to adjourn. Motion car- Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Killian and seconded by Supervisor Bar Number: 1066182 ist/coach has been helping right Motion by Leah Matchey, sec- Motion by Kolstad, seconded ried 5-0. ried 5-0. Skoyen to adopt the resolution. Discussion was held. Roll call vote was taken; motion carried with 17 PUBLIC NOTICE (Pub. March 3, 10, 17, 2021) along. More support for students ond by Bob Guza to approve by Feltes, to approve the follow- Motion by Feltes, seconded by Meeting ended at 6:55 p.m. yes votes; resolution adopted. NOTICE OF PENDING APPLICATION/PUBLIC HEARING WNAXLP with reading specialist/coach. resolution to Borrow for Current ing policy manual changes: Mayzek, to approve the meeting Respectfully Submitted by: 3. 2020-10-04 SUPPORT OF A SPECIAL STATE SENATE SESSION ON WATER QUALITY FOR PROPOSED RIPRAP/FISH HABITAT STRUCTURES (1) Clarification on the call- minutes from the September 24, Angela Berg Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Brandt and seconded by Supervisor Robert Herman, N42624 County Rd. O, Osseo, WI 54758, has applied to the Department of Natural time overtime rates for regular 2020 special meeting. Motion Clerk-Treasurer Nutter to adopt the resolution. Discussion was held. Motion carried unanimously by a vote of acclama- Resources for a permit to install riprap and fish habitat structures. The project is located in the Town of call time callouts and other de- carried 5-0. WNAXLP tion to approve. Hale, Trempealeau County. WHITEHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT partment callouts C. PROPERTY/EXECUTIVE & FINANCE COMMITTEES The proposed project is to complete streambank protection at the above referenced location. The Whitehall School District No community response. seconded. Aye – All member. (2) Remove the option for 40 1. 2020-10-05 TRANSFER FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO IT FOR A SECURITY AND ACCOUNT- waterway is known as Elk Creek. In addition to riprap being installed, there will also be grading to create Special Meeting The public hearing was closed Motion carried. hours of vacation carryover ef- ABILITY APPLIANCE a more gradual bank slope, native plantings, and fish habitat structures. No wetlands will be impacted September 26, 2020 at 6:37. Molis motioned to approve the fective January 1, 2021. Em- Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Tollefson and seconded by Supervi- as a result of this project. The September 26, 2020, Carroll motioned to approve Board of Education Resolution to ployees will be allowed to carry- sor Schreiner to adopt the resolution. Roll call vote was taken; motion carried with17 yes votes; resolu- The Department will review the proposal provided by the applicant and any information from public Special Meeting and Public vouchers. Molis Seconded. Aye request waiver for the Wisconsin over and use 40 hours of 2020 tion adopted. comments and the public informational hearing. The Department will determine whether the proposal Hearing of the Whitehall Board of – All Members. Motion carried. Milk Day Program requirements. vacation until March 31, 2021, D. EXECUTIVE FINANACE COMMITTEE complies with SS. 1.11 and 30.206, Stats., and Ch. NR 150, Wis. Adm. Code, and ensure that the Education was held at Whitehall Administrative Reports were Carroll seconded. Aye- all mem- but any vacation unused at the 1. 2020-10-06 SUPPORT FOR REIMBURSEMENT TO LIBRARIES AT 100% required mitigation meets the standards in S. 281.36(3r), Stats. if the project impacts wetlands. School District and via Google given. bers. Motion carried. end of 2021 will be lost. “Use or Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Walek and seconded by Supervisor The Department has made a tentative determination that it will issue the permit or contract for the Hangouts. President George Mrs. Lisowski – CLC After Discussion was had on CO- Lose” policy. Any extenuating Johnson to adopt the resolution. Discussion was held. Motion carried unanimously by a vote of accla- proposed activity. Everson called the meeting School Program Update VID-19 Updates. circumstances would need to be mation to approve. If you would like to know more about this project or would like to see the application and plans, to order at 6:30 p.m. Roll was Mr. Young – Homecoming Overall observations brought to the city administrator. 2. 2020-10-07 FUNDING FOR PSAP GRANTS please visit the Department’s permit tracking website at https://permits.dnr.wi.gov/water/SitePages/ called and a quorum estab- 2020 Update Remote Learning numbers Motion carried 5-0. Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Tollefson and seconded by Supervi- Permit%20Search.aspx and search for IP-WC-2021-62-00263. lished. Other Board members Mr. Lisowski – Student up- Protocol implementation ex- There was discussion on po- sor Brandt to adopt the resolution. No discussion was held. Motion carried unanimously by a vote of Reasonable accommodation, including the provision of informational material in an alternative format, present: Jason Molis, Kristen date - Face to Face and Remote perience tential Habitat for Humanity lots acclamation to approve. will be provided for qualified individuals with disabilities upon request. Carroll, Julie Dokkestul, Byron learning #s. Staffing needs and adjust- and selling a lot for this purpose. E. AUDIT COMMITTEE Any person may submit comments and/or request a public informational hearing by emailing KatieM. Fields, Dan Koxlien Leah A.W Koxlien motioned to approve ments made No action was taken. 1. 2020-10-08 MEMBERS CLAIMS [email protected] or calling 715-596-0110. If you are submitting general comments on the Johnson (6:40). Others present: the following items of the Motion Communication plan moving Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Feltes and seconded by Supervisor proposal, they must be emailed or verbalized within 30 days after the date this notice is published on Superintendent, Mike Beighley; Calendar: forward. Sacia to adopt the resolution. No discussion was held. Roll call vote was taken; motion carried with 17 the Department’s website. If you are requesting a public informational hearing, the request must be HS Principal Eric Young; Middle A. Approve minutes of August Everson recessed to Execu- Subscribe Today! yes votes; resolution adopted. emailed or verbalized within 20 days after the date this notice is published on the Department’s website. School Principal/Improvement of 19, 2020, Special Meeting tive session pursuant to S.S. — your right to know — ANNOUNCEMENTS/ELECTIONS/APPOINTMENT: None A request for hearing must include the docket number or applicant name and specify the issues that the Instruction Director Beth Lisows- B. Approve minutes of August 19.85(1)(c) to discuss WTA to Your… COMMITTEE REPORTS: party desires to be addressed at the informational hearing. If no hearing is requested, the Department ki; Elementary Principal Damon 24, 2020, Regular Meeting Wage Negotiations. Time: 7:12 A. Executive & Finance Committee- Budget Update/General Fund/Sales Tax Update; Handouts were may issue its decision without a hearing. If a public informational hearing is held, comments must be Lisowski, Trempealeau County C. Approve minutes of August p.m. reviewed postmarked no later than 10 days following the date on which the hearing is completed. Reporter Abby Sacia; Financial 24, 2020, Executive Meeting Reconvene to Open Session PUBLIC NOTICES CORRESPONDENCE: None The final decision may be appealed as indicated in the decision document. Manager Vicki Hagberg, District D. Approve additional Extra at 8:14 p.m. CLOSING: It was moved by Supervisor Feltes and seconded by Supervisor Winters to instruct the DOCKET NUMBER: IP-WC-2021-62-00263 Manager Megan Densmore and Curricular Contracts for 2020- Fields moved to adjourn. Clerk to pay mileage and per diem; roll call vote was taken; motion carried with 17 yes votes. STATE OF WISCONSIN Director of Special Education 21. Dokkestul seconded. Aye – All Public notices from the Trempealeau County ADJOURNMENT: Chair Aasen declared the meeting adjourned at 8:29 p.m., until November 10, 2020, DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Vickie O’Dell. Dokkestul Seconded. Aye – All Members. Motion carried. Time: at 10:00 a.m. For the Secretary Public hearing opened regard- Members. Motion carried. 8:15 p.m. Times can be viewed for up to 90 days at: Recording Secretary, BY: /s/ Katie Mallum ing Wisconsin School Day Milk Fields motioned to approve Megan Densmore Lynn Ties Water Management Specialist Program for 2020-2021 school the second reading of changes Recording Secretary Call 715-538-4765 www.wisconsinpublicnotices.org Deputy County Clerk (Published March 17, 2021) year. to the 300 Policy Series. Koxlien WNAXLP (Published March 17, 2021) WNAXLP WNAXLP Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Trempealeau County Times Page 21 Page 20 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, March 17, 2021 TREMPEALEAU COUNTY TAX FORECLOSURES TREMP. CO. TAX FORECLOSURES STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT TREMPEALEAU COUNTY , Trempealeau County petitions for judgment vesting title to each of the said parcels STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT TREMPEALEAU COUNTY WHEREFORE ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– of land in Trempealeau County in fee simple absolute, as of the date of entry of judgment in this action, ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– IN THE MATTER OF: and barring and foreclosing any and all claims whatsoever of the former owner, and any persons, both IN THE MATTER OF: FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIENS natural and artificial, including the state of Wisconsin, infants, individuals adjudicated incompetent, ab- FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIENS PURSUANT TO SECTION 75.521 WISCONSIN STATUTES Case No. 20-GF-05 sentees, and nonresidents, having any right, title, interest, claim, lien or equity of redemption and any PURSUANT TO SECTION 75.521 WISCONSIN STATUTES Case No. 21-GF-10 BY TREMPEALEAU COUNTY, Ad deadline is Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. To place an ad: call 715-538-4765, person claiming through and under them in said lands prior to or since the date of filing this list of tax BY TREMPEALEAU COUNTY, LIST OF TAX LIENS FOR THE YEAR 2016, No. 1 liens in the office of the Clerk of Circuit Court of Trempealeau County. fax 715-538-4540 or email [email protected]. LIST OF TAX LIENS FOR THE YEAR 2017, No. 1 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Dated this 10th day of March, 2021. 36435 Main Street · P.O. Box 95 · Whitehall, WI 54773 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– AMENDED PETITION
PETITION TREMPEALEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN TO THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TREMPEALEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN: TO THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TREMPEALEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN: /s/ Laurie Halama, County Treasurer Now comes Trempealeau County, State of Wisconsin, by Laurie Halama, its County Treasurer, and Now comes Trempealeau County, State of Wisconsin, by Laurie Halama, its County Treasurer, and –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Rick Niemeier, its Corporation Counsel, and files this list of tax liens for Trempealeau County for real Rick Niemeier, its Corporation Counsel, and files this list of tax liens for Trempealeau County for real /s/ Rick Niemeier or rent-to-own. estate taxes, special assessments, and charges levied for the year of 2016, and alleges and shows to Information Portable buildings, storage Personals estate taxes, special assessments, and charges levied for the year of 2017, and alleges and shows to Trempealeau County Corporation Counsel the Court as follows: the Court as follows: P.O. Box 67 sheds, garages, play houses, 1. For each of the following described parcels of land a tax certificate has been issued to Trempealeau for the 1. For each of the following described parcels of land a tax certificate has been issued to Trempealeau Whitehall, WI 54773-0067 animal shelters. Engineered County for delinquent taxes, and/or special charges or assessments, and the tax certificates therefore caring words and memori- County for delinquent taxes, and/or special charges or assessments, and the tax certificates therefore 715-538-2311, ext. 246 have been outstanding for two or more years. for Wisconsin snow loads. have been outstanding for two or more years. State Bar No. 1038395 als received following the 2. Trempealeau County is now the holder of tax liens for the taxes of the years indicated in this list, as Free delivery. Cobblestone 2. Trempealeau County is now the holder of tax liens for the taxes of the years indicated in this list, as AFFIDAVIT evidenced by numbered Tax Certificates as set forth below. Classified ad deadline passing of ours son/brother, evidenced by numbered Tax Certificates as set forth below. STATE OF WISCONSIN ) Cottage, Hixton, 715-963- 3. Trempealeau County has through ordinance adopted by the County Board of Supervisors of said 4:00 p.m. Wednesdays 4438. Leif Torgerson. Donations 3. Trempealeau County has through ordinance adopted by the County Board of Supervisors of said ) s.s. County on the 17th day of October 1983, elected to proceed under section 75.521 of Wisconsin Statutes to the Trempealeau County County on the 17th day of October 1983, elected to proceed under section 75.521 of Wisconsin Statutes TREMPEALEAU COUNTY ) for enforcing tax liens in said County. for enforcing tax liens in said County. Laurie Halama, being first duly sworn on oath, says that she is the Treasurer of Trempealeau County, $ 00 and silo Humane Society and the 4. The name of the last owner of record and any mortgagee or other lien holder of record as required 4. The name of the last owner of record and any mortgagee or other lien holder of record as required Wisconsin, and that the foregoing list of tax liens and statements and data therein contained are true and 9 Classifieds staves, plastic barrels & Rita Tranberg Memorial to be listed by law is as follows for each parcel: up to 15 words have been made in Leif's to be listed by law is as follows for each parcel: correct according to the records of the office of the affiant. a.) Parcel number 1 is owned by Pearlie Harvey and is subject to two mortgages held by Western metal storage barrels, 55 gal. a.) Parcel number 1 is owned by Brabyn Wildanger and is subject a land contract with Matt A. Halli /s/ Laurie Halama Dairyland EOC, Inc. 25¢ each additional word 715-963-4438. name. Ann, Mike & Nels and Lorraine M. Halli and a State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services Medical Assis- Trempealeau County Treasurer b.) Parcel number 2 is owned by Andrew Pernsteiner and is subject to three tax liens with the Wiscon- Call: 715-538-4765 tance Lien. Subscribed and sworn to before me, sin Department of Revenue. : 5 frame b.) Parcel number 2 is owned by John M. Frase and is subject to three Wisconsin Department of this 10th day of March, 2021. 5. This list of tax liens is made and filed pursuant to the provisions of Section 75.521 Wisconsin nucs available in May. Nucs Farm Revenue tax liens. /s/ Brittany N. Dahl, Notary Public Statutes, and the following further identifies the tax delinquent parcels and the amount owed on each c.) Parcel number 3 is owned by Carole Gregory and is subject to a Wisconsin Department of Rev- Trempealeau County, Wisconsin come w/laying queen, brood parcel. The full description of each parcel is set out in the deeds or other documents relating to the real . & enue tax lien. My commission expires 5/8/21. estate (identified by the county’s tax parcel numbers, which are set forth below). Such documents are Food Pantry & TEFAP & feed. State inspected. d.) Parcel Number 4 is owned by Vicky Meyer. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 2021 prices: 1-49, $125.00. Second crop hay, 5.5x5 found in the chain of title for the real estate and are recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Commodity Distribution 3rd rounds, Arcadia area. Call or e.) Parcel Number 5 is owned by James R. Green, Thomas D. Harding and Gerald Donahue d/b/a NOTICE OF COMMENCEMNT OF PROCEEDING Trempealeau County. 50+, $115.00. $25 per nuc Kildan IV and is subject to a mortgage held by The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Saturday, 9:30am-5pm. Tr- IN REM TO FORECLOSE TAX LIENS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– w/order. $5.00 off per nuc if text, 608-863-1758. and a Lis Pendens held by The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. empealeau Co. Care Center, BY TREMPEALEAU COUNTY — PARCEL NUMBER & DESCRIPTION — This list of tax liens is made and filed pursuant to the provisions of Section 75.521 Wisconsin that all persons having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in or lien upon the W20410 State Rd. 121, paid in full by 4/1/21. Ques- : Hay 2nd & 3rd 5. TAKE NOTICE, YEAR OF TAX ASSESSMENT OR CHARGE: 2016 / 2017; TAX CERTIFICATE NUMBER: 479 / 554; Statutes, and the following further identifies the tax delinquent parcels and the amount owed on each real estate property described in the list of tax liens, No. 1, on file in the office of the clerk of the circuit tions and orders, write to: crop mixed alfalfa/grass, CERTIFICATE AMOUNT (AMOUNT OF PRINCIPAL OWING ON TAX LIENS): $174.04 / $188.50; Whitehall. Please go to the parcel. The full description of each parcel is set out in the deeds or other documents relating to the real court of Trempealeau County, dated , and hereinabove set forth, are hereby notified that the filing of Jonas Stoltzfus, Jr., S846 large squares. Call 608-863- CERTIFICATE PLUS INTEREST 03/31/2021: $261.06 / $260.13 old building and use the estate (identified by the county’s tax parcel numbers, which are set forth below). Such documents are such list of tax liens in the office of the clerk of the circuit court of Trempealeau County constitutes the Parcel 1) Lots 17, 18, 19 and 20, Block 1 of Country Club Addition to the City of Blair, Wisconsin. Tax west side parking lot. A Sampson Valley Rd., Mon- 0728. found in the chain of title for the real estate and are recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for commencement by said Trempealeau County of a special proceeding in the circuit court for Trempea- Parcel # 206-00327-0000. form of ID for each house- dovi, WI 54755 Trempealeau County. leau County to foreclose the tax liens therein described by foreclosure proceedings in rem and that a : IH56 4-row ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– notice of the pendency of such proceeding against each piece or parcel of land therein described was hold member, proof of ad- corn planter with liquid fer- ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– YEAR OF TAX ASSESSMENT OR CHARGE: 2016 / 2017; TAX CERTIFICATE NUMBER: 287 / 342; Crestliner boat filed in the office of the clerk of circuit court on . Such proceeding is brought against the dress and self-declared in- tilizer and two hay elevators. — PARCEL NUMBER & DESCRIPTION — March 10, 2021 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT (AMOUNT OF PRINCIPAL OWING ON TAX LIENS): $328.70 / $364.73; 2017; 538; real property herein described only and is to foreclose the tax liens described in such list. No personal come within eligibility with 40 hp. motor. Call 608- YEAR OF TAX ASSESSMENT OR CHARGE: TAX CERTIFICATE NUMBER: CERTIFI- CERTIFICATE PLUS INTEREST 03/31/2021: $493.05 / $503.33 Call 608-539-2881, leave a $521.48; judgment will be entered herein for such taxes, assessments, other legal charges, or any part thereof. 863-0676. CATE AMOUNT (AMOUNT OF PRINCIPAL OWING ON TAX LIENS): CERTIFICATE PLUS Parcel 2) Part of the NE ¼ of the SE ¼ of Section 10, Township 24 North, Range 7 West, Town of guidelines. Open to all resid- message. INTEREST 03/31/2021: $719.64 TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that all persons having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in or Sumner, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin described as follows: Beginning at a point on the North line of ents in Trempealeau County. Parcel 1) Part of Lots 1 and 2 and part of the Non-numbered Lot, all in Block 3 of Hiles and Ketchum’s lien upon the real property described in said list of tax liens are hereby notified that a certified copy of said NE ¼ of the SE ¼ 825 feet (50 rods) West of the Northeast corner thereof; thence South 650 feet Please bring 2 boxes or bas- Misc. Plat of the Village of Blair, now in the City of Blair, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, described as fol- such list of tax liens has been posted in the office of the county treasurer of Trempealeau County and to the center of the creek; thence West downstream to a point 198 feet (12 rods) East of the West line lows: Beginning at the Southeast corner of said Lot 1; thence West, along the South line thereof, 10.0 will remain posted for public inspection up to and including May 14, 2021, which date is hereby fixed as kets. Call 715-200-1649 or of said NE ¼ of the SE ¼; thence North 237 feet; thence East 247.5 feet; thence North 297 feet; thence 715-538-2397. Leave a mes- feet; thence North, parallel to the East lines of said Lots 1 and 2 a distance of 80.0 feet to the North line the last day of redemption. East to the point of beginning. EXCEPTING THEREFROM part of said NE ¼ of the SE ¼ described as storage when of said Lot 2; thence East, along said North line and the Eastward extension thereof, 30.0 feet; thence TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that any person having or claiming to have any right, title or interest or follows: Commencing at a point on the North line of said NE ¼ of the SE ¼ 825 feet (50 rods) West of the sage indicating you are call- you could rent-to-own a South, parallel to the East line of said Lots 1 and 2 a distance of 80.0 feet to the South line of said Block lien upon any such parcel may, on or before said May 14, 2021, redeem such delinquent tax liens by Northeast corner thereof; thence South 297 feet to the point of beginning of this EXCEPTION: Thence ing for the Tremp. Co. Food building on your property. 3; thence West, along said South line, 20.0 feet to the point of beginning. Tax Parcel #206-00124-0000. paying to the county treasurer of Trempealeau County, the amount of all such unpaid tax liens and in South 373 feet to the centerline of the creek; thence West along said creek centerline to a point 198 (12 Pantry. Low as $96 per month. No ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– addition thereto, all interest and penalties which have accrued on said unpaid tax liens, computed to rods) East of the West line of said NE ¼ of the SE ¼; thence North 237 feet; thence East to the point of 2017; (026-00146-0000) and including the date of redemption, plus the reasonable costs that the county incurred to initiate the credit check, quality old YEAR OF TAX ASSESSMENT OR CHARGE: TAX CERTIFICATE NUMBER: beginning of this EXCEPTION. Tax Parcel # 026-00344-0005. 335 / (026-00147-0000) 336; proceedings plus the person’s share of the reasonable costs of publication under sub. (6) of sec. 75.521 hickory buildings. Cobble- CERTIFICATE AMOUNT (AMOUNT OF PRINCIPAL OWING ON TAX 6. Interest on the principal sum of each lien listed above is charged at the rate of 1% per month com- LIENS): (026-00146-0000) $11.16 / (026-00147-0000) $1,997.24; CERTIFICATE PLUS INTEREST Wisconsin Statutes. mencing on February 1 after the year of tax, assessment or charge through the date of redemption. stone Cottage, Hixton 715- 03/31/2021: (026-00146-0000) $15.40 / (026-00147-0000) $2,756.19 Dated this 10th day of March, 2021. Library hours: Mon., 7. Any description by lot and block numbers or reference to volume and page refer to plats, maps, and 11am-7pm; Tues., Wed. & 963-4438. Parcel 2) The North 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of Section 4, Township 24 North, Range 7 West, Town of TREMPEALEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN documents filed in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. Sumner, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, EXCEPT Beginning at the North 1/4 corner of said Section By: /s/ Laurie Halama, County Treasurer 8. No municipalities other than Trempealeau County have any right, title, or interest in the above- Thurs., 10am-6pm; Fri., 4; thence South 0° 41’ 36” West, on the North-South quarter line, 1,110.57 feet; thence North 89° 37’ (Published March 17, 24, 31, 2021) WNAXLP described lands or in the tax liens or in the proceeds thereof except for certain special assessments that 10am-4:30pm and 1st & 3rd Pet 43” West, on the South line of the NE 1/4 of said NW 1/4, 926.02 feet; thence North 0° 53’ 36” West, may appear of record. Sat., 9am-12pm. 1,102.52 feet; thence North 89° 52’ 27” East, on the North line of said NW 1/4, 956.63 feet to the point WHEREFORE, Trempealeau County petitions for judgment vesting title to each of the said parcels NFO LIVESTOCK of beginning of this EXCEPTION. ALSO EXCEPT that part of the NW 1/4 of said NW 1/4 lying Westerly LEGAL NOTICES of land in Trempealeau County in fee simple absolute, as of the date of entry of judgment in this action, CENTER of County Road K. Tax Parcel(s) #026-00146-0000 & #026-00147-0000. and barring and foreclosing any and all claims whatsoever of the former owner, and any persons, both Garage Sale ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING with the Department of Land WI 54773. natural and artificial, including the state of Wisconsin, infants, individuals adjudicated incompetent, ab- Hwy. 93/121; 3 mi. N. of Independence YEAR OF TAX ASSESSMENT OR CHARGE: 2017; TAX CERTIFICATE NUMBER: 383; CERTIFI- LAND USE CHANGE/REZONE Management at 715-538-1916, If you are unable to attend sentees, and nonresidents, having any right, title, interest, claim, lien or equity of redemption and any COWS • BULLS • FAT CATTLE CATE AMOUNT (AMOUNT OF PRINCIPAL OWING ON TAX LIENS): $2,087.63; CERTIFICATE PLUS ––––––––––––––––––––––––– or email at and have any questions, please ! Arcadia: N26818 virg.gamroth@ person claiming through and under them in said lands prior to or since the date of filing this list of tax BOARDING & GROOMING FEEDER CATTLE • HOGS INTEREST 03/31/2021: $2,880.93 There will be a Public Hear- . call Ben Anderson with the & N26588 Joe Rossa Lane co.trempealeau.wi.us liens in the office of the Clerk of Circuit Court of Trempealeau County. Between Independence and Arcadia Parcel 3) Lot 19 of Trempealeau County Certified Survey Map recorded on September 16, 2004 in ing before the Trempealeau If you are unable to attend Department of Land Manage- Dated this 10th day of March, 2021. and N27062 Soppa Road. WE TAKE COWS & BULLS Volume 6 of Certified Survey Maps, page 106, as Document No. 362791, being located on part of the Jessica Grotjahn County Environment and Land and desire to submit a written ment 715-538-2311, ext. 273, TREMPEALEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN March 18, 5-7pm; March TUES. & WED., NE ¼ of the SW ¼ and the SE ¼ of the SW ¼, Section 6, Township 18 North, Range 9 West, Town of 715-797-5295 • 715-985-3492 Use Committee on Wednesday, comment, please send your or email at Ben.Anderson@ /s/ Laurie Halama, County Treasurer 19, 12-6pm; March 20, 8am- 8am-2pm Trempealeau, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. Tax Parcel # 028-00797-0050. April 7, 2021, at 9:00 a.m., in written comment to Depart- co.trempealeau.wi.us. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Others as arranged ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– the County Board Room of the ment of Land Management, Written comments will be ac- 12pm. Truck topper, 60' pull /s/ Rick Niemeier behind finisher mower, ice YEAR OF TAX ASSESSMENT OR CHARGE: 2017; TAX CERTIFICATE NUMBER: 509; CERTIFI- Courthouse, 36245 Main Street, P.O. Box 67, Whitehall, WI cepted by the Environment and Trempealeau County Corporation Counsel Call Bernard at CATE AMOUNT (AMOUNT OF PRINCIPAL OWING ON TAX LIENS): $328.69.63; CERTIFICATE augers, kids picnic table, BLAIR VETERINARY Whitehall, Wisconsin. 54773, or email to virg.gamroth Land Use Committee until April P.O. Box 67 715-985-2345 PLUS INTEREST 03/31/2021: $453.59 PURPOSE: Land Use @co.trempealeau.wi.us. 6, 2021, at 4:30 p.m. Comments Whitehall, WI 54773-0067 paint sprayers, boat motors CLINIC Lots 4 and 5 in Block 18, Revised and Consolidated Map of the Village of Arcadia, formerly DR. BLAINE OWEN KOXLIEN Parcel 4) Change/Rezone from Transi- Please know that written com- can be emailed to Ben.Anderson 715-538-2311, ext. 246 (30hp & 9.9hp), lawn deth- BLAIR, WI • 608-989-2528 or 515-450-8022 known as Lots 4 and 5 in Block 18 of Briggs Second Addition to the Village of Arcadia, now in the City of tional Agriculture (TA) to Com- ments will be read at the public @co.trempealeau.wi.us State Bar No. 1038395 atcher, camping supplies, MONDAY-FRIDAY______8-5 • SATURDAY 8-12 Arcadia, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, excepting therefrom lands as specifically described in Volume Listen to “Cowtown” NFO Market Report mercial (C) on approximately hearing up to 250 words. All writ- or mailed to the Department of AFFIDAVIT LARGE & SMALL ANIMAL PRACTICE 240 of Records, Page 569, as Document No. 219784. Tax Parcel # 201-00091-0000. 6.55 acres for adding additional ten comments must include the Land Management, P.O. Box 67, huge canvas tent, small every Fri. at 12:15pm on WHTL 102.3 FM STATE OF WISCONSIN ) tents, free standing ham- SURGERY • DENTAL ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– commercially zoned land to their name and address of its author Whitehall, WI 54773, but must ) s.s. VACCINATION • CHIROPRACTIC WE NEED FEEDERS! YEAR OF TAX ASSESSMENT OR CHARGE: 2017; TAX CERTIFICATE NUMBER: 350; CERTIFI- current business parcel. and the request that the letter be be received no later than April 6, TREMPEALEAU COUNTY ) mock, compressors, Mil- CATE AMOUNT (AMOUNT OF PRINCIPAL OWING ON TAX LIENS): $109.12; CERTIFICATE PLUS LOCATION: The NE ¼ of read at a particular meeting date. 2021, at 4:30 p.m. Laurie Halama, being first duly sworn on oath, says that she is the Treasurer of Trempealeau County, waukee drills, sanders, miter INTEREST 03/31/2021: $150.59 the NW ¼ located in Section 4, Any special interest groups or Please know that written com- Wisconsin, and that the foregoing list of tax liens and statements and data therein contained are true and saw, 4-ft. fluorescent lights, Parcel 5) Part of the NE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 2, Township 19 North, Range 9 West, Town of T18N, R9W in the Town of Trem- expert witnesses will be allowed ments will be read at the public correct according to the records of the office of the affiant. leaf shredder, arrow target, Trempealeau, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, described as follows: Beginning at a point 1,585.9 feet pealeau, Trempealeau County, 20 minutes to give a presenta- hearing, up to 250 words. All writ- /s/ Laurie Halama old 11hp engine, hunting & AMERICA MA E South of the Northeast corner of the SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of said Section 2; thence South 0° a distance Wisconsin. tion and must register at least ten comments must include the Trempealeau County Treasurer of 345.3 feet; thence South 52° 13’ West, 221.1 feet; thence North 25° 15’ West, 248.9 feet; thence North Hearing requested by Cen- one week prior to the meeting name and address of its author fishing items, toys, farm Subscribed and sworn to before me, toys, remote cars w/wire, 47° 42’ East, 379.8 feet to the point of beginning.Tax Parcel # 028-00036-0000. terville Cooperative Creamery, date by calling Virginette Gam- and the request that the letter be this 10th day of March, 2021. 6. Interest on the principal sum of each lien listed above is charged at the rate of 1% per month com- Trempealeau, Wisconsin, Land- roth of the Department of Land read at a particular meeting. Any /s/ Brittany N. Dahl, Notary Public train sets, desks, lots of free mencing on February 1 after the year of tax, assessment or charge through the date of redemption. owner/Petitioner. Management at 715-538-1916. special interest groups or expert Trempealeau County, Wisconsin standing shelves, dress-up INVENTORY 7. Any description by lot and block numbers or reference to volume and page refer to plats, maps, and PLEASE BE ADVISED, that Sincerely, witnesses will be allowed 20 My commission expires 5/8/21. clothes, dolls, dollhouse, el- documents filed in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. due to the COVID-19 pandemic Virginette Gamroth minutes to give a presentation ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– AVAILABLE No municipalities other than Trempealeau County have any right, title, or interest in the above- liptical, tools, household, 8. and based on recommenda- Service Specialist and must register at least one NOTICE OF COMMENCEMNT OF PROCEEDING described lands or in the tax liens or in the proceeds thereof except for certain special assessments that children & adult clothing, tions for safe practices, such (Pub. March 17, 24, 2021) week prior to the meeting date IN REM TO FORECLOSE TAX LIENS HERE! may appear of record. spider plants, baby saucers, as social distancing, by various WNAXLP by calling Ben Anderson of the BY TREMPEALEAU COUNTY agencies, this meeting may be NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Department of Land Manage- TAKE NOTICE, that all persons having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in or lien upon the battery operated baby swing, conducted as a virtual meet- ––––––––––––––––––––––––– ment at 715-538-2311, ext. 273. real estate property described in the list of tax liens, No. 1, on file in the office of the clerk of the circuit women's shoes/dress shoes, ONL ing. To ensure public access to TO: THE PUBLIC PUBLIC NOTICE TREMPEALEAU COUNTY court of Trempealeau County, dated , and hereinabove set forth, are hereby notified that the filing of roaster pan insert, window government functions, to the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that ENVIRONMENT AND such list of tax liens in the office of the clerk of the circuit court of Trempealeau County constitutes the air conditioner, flat screen P APPEAL #01-2021 greatest extent possible under pursuant to §59.69(5)(e)2., Wis. LAND USE COMMITTEE commencement by said Trempealeau County of a special proceeding in the circuit court for Trempea- NOTICE OF APPEAL the circumstances, the public is Stats., the Trempealeau County By: /s/ Ben Anderson TV, new wooden hangers, Hwy. 5 S t ttrick 15 8 1 8 1 leau County to foreclose the tax liens therein described by foreclosure proceedings in rem and that a 5-gallon pails w/lids (clean), NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON THE 31ST day of March, 2021, at 6:00 P.M., AT ARCADIA welcome to “attend” this meeting Environment and Land Use County Conservationist notice of the pendency of such proceeding against each piece or parcel of land therein described was UTILITY BUILDING, 401 W. MAIN STREET, ARCADIA, WISCONSIN, THERE WILL BE HEARD AND by viewing the meeting as it is Committee will hold a Public (Pub. March 17, 24, 2021) filed in the office of the clerk of circuit court onMarch 10, 2021. Such proceeding is brought against the h i g h c h a i r , c h i l d r e n ' s www.cl tterstr ctors.co CONSIDERED BY THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT CREATED UNDER THE TERMS AND PROVI- being live streamed on the Trem- Hearing for a Conditional Use WNAXLP real property herein described only and is to foreclose the tax liens described in such list. No personal cups/bottles, children's SIONS OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA ZONING ORDINANCE, THE APPEAL OF: pealeau County website (www. Permit for a request to operate judgment will be entered herein for such taxes, assessments, other legal charges, or any part thereof. books, efficiency old-time GARY BAUTCH, 405 OWEN STREET, ARCADIA, WI 54612 co.trempealeau.wi.us) and on a temporary, portable hot-mix TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that all persons having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in or THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF ARCADIA: stove looking heater and TCCTV as able. A recording of asphalt plant to be placed in the lien upon the real property described in said list of tax liens are hereby notified that a certified copy of much more! REVISED & CONSOLIDATED LOT 6 S 6’ LOT 7 BLK 29 the meeting will also be on the Arcadia West Quarry. For more local such list of tax liens has been posted in the office of the county treasurer of Trempealeau County and f/k/a COMSTOCK’S ADD LOT 6 S 6’ LOT 7 BLK 29 County’s website after the meet- The Arcadia West Quarry is an will remain posted for public inspection up to and including May 14, 2021, which date is hereby fixed as : N15202 This eld is treated Tax Parcel #201-00187-0000. Property address is: 404 Owen Street, City of Arcadia ing has concluded. existing, permitted, non-metallic the last day of redemption. Delaney Rd., Trempealeau with AgriTec liquid Permit denied to construct a 816 SF detached garage that will partially lie fertilizers/soil REASON FOR APPEAL: These emergency procedures mining facility operated by Mile- government TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that any person having or claiming to have any right, title or interest or within the required 25' front yard setback and partially lie within the required 8' side yard setback from (near the winery) March 20- treatments. are in compliance with recom- stone Materials. The hearing is lien upon any such parcel may, on or before said May 14, 2021, redeem such delinquent tax liens by the property lines. mendations from the Wisconsin requested by Mathy Construc- 21, 9am-4pm. All nice news you paying to the county treasurer of Trempealeau County, the amount of all such unpaid tax liens and in things, some antiques, ANY PERSON HAVING A CONCERN IN THIS MATTER WILL BE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO Department of Justice/Attorney tion, Operator/Petitioner, and AG addition thereto, all interest and penalties which have accrued on said unpaid tax liens, computed to BE HEARD RELATIVE TO THE GRANTING OR DENIAL OF THE APPEAL. WRITTEN CORRE- General’s office and will remain MTN LLC, Property Owner. and including the date of redemption, plus the reasonable costs that the county incurred to initiate the household goods, sewing, SPONDENCE CAN BE READ INTO THE RECORD OF A PUBLIC HEARING BY THE SUBMITTING in effect until further notice dur- The location of the proposed can use, proceedings plus the person’s share of the reasonable costs of publication under sub. (6) of sec. 75.521 tools & hardware, lawn & INTERESTED PARTY OR REPRESENTATIVE. A TECHNICAL REPORT PREPARED AND SUBMIT- ing this pandemic. hot-mix plant is in the NE quarter Wisconsin Statutes. garden. TED BY OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES SHALL BE READ INTO THE RECORD. ALL OTHER Trempealeau County of the SW quarter of Section 16, Dated this 10th day of March, 2021. CORRESPONDENCE IS RETAINED ON FILE WITH THE ZONING ADMINISTRATOR. IF YOU HAVE invites you to join this meeting Town 20 N, Range 09 W, in the turn to the… TREMPEALEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL 608-323-3359, ext. 30. as follows: To provide public Town of Arcadia, Trempealeau By: /s/ Laurie Halama, County Treasurer For Sale DATED THIS 17TH day of March, 2021. comment on these hearings, County, Wisconsin. (Published March 17, 24, 31, 2021) WNAXLP Chadwick Hawkins, Zoning Administrator please call 715-538-1770. Please be further advised that Bio-liquid calcium is cheaper & faster acting than Ag Lime City of Arcadia Your attendance and com- this public hearing will be held : Used roofing Lime, the old and most expensive way to raise pH PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES: IF YOU NEED ACCOMMODATION TO ATTEND THIS MEETING, ments are encouraged at this on Wednesday, April 7, 2021, at 20', 2x6x14'x 2x4x14', fire- CONTACT ARCADIA CITY HALL AT 608-323-3359, THE WEDNESDAY BEFORE THE MEETING SO hearing. If you are unable to at- 9:05 a.m., in the County Board wood, meat grinder. Call THAT ARRANGEMENTS CAN BE MADE. tend and have any questions, Room of the Courthouse, locat- 608-386-7406. Call Gary: 800-972-1029 or 715-533-0174. (Published March 17, 24, 2021) WNAXLP please call Virginette Gamroth ed at 36245 Main St., Whitehall, Page 22 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Trempealeau County Times Page 23 ETTRIC ! Ask Wanted about the included utilities!! 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Laundry facilities Code: JR-4622. on-site, Water, sewer and garbage service included. Landscape Maintenance • Retaining Walls and Patios CNAs • PCWs • RNs Elevator access. Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) - Senior Assisted Living Landscaping • Skidsteer and Grading Services • Excavating For a complete list and to apply Apartments, Full-Time night shift, rotating weekends and Independence: 2-bedroom units located on Elm Dump Truck Services • Snowplowing e d o o visit www.tchcc.com holidays. Refer to Job Code: JR-4601. Broker Brian Haugen- MN,SD,IA,WI,IL,KS • Broker Auctioneer Beau Jensen- MN,IA-24-108 Street. Stove/refrigerator included. Heat, water, sewer and Broker Auctioneer Greg Jensen- MN,IA-24-21 • Broker Glen Salow- IA TCHCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and complies with the Broker Chad Stavnes- MN • BrokerAmy Willett- MO • Broker Tim Young- OH garbage service included. 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No experience necessary. 5:00PM or 9:30AM-6:00PM depending on department). 21 11 23 99/hr , D , plus benefi ts For details, visit Call Brian at 715-577-7903. The ideal candidate will have a strong record of attendance, be www co trem ealeau w us or contact uman esources a motivated, team player with a commitment to safety and qual- ity, with prior manufacturing experience. Candidates also need at 715-538-2311, ext 224 O U E E/AA to have the ability to read blueprints, basic computer skills, abil- Pharmacy Technician ity to lift 40 pounds, attention to detail and basic math skills. Colby Pharmacy We offer our employees a comprehensive benefit package and competitive wages: 32-40 hours/week. IMMEDIATE OPENING. Experience preferred Health Insurance NO IRING or will train the right candidate. 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Competitive wages. 8:00am – 3:30 pm to complete an application or apply online Full-Time & Seasonal positions. CDL a plus. at www.regalbeloit.com. Hwy. 10 & I-94, Osseo • 715-597-2820 Email: [email protected] Regal Beloit Corporation Attn: Human Resources or Call 715-538-1307, or visit W9919 West Bauer Road kuligcontracting.com for an application. Black River Falls, WI 54615 EOE/AA R O N O NING S L L Truc ri er (LT ) enings igh School Diploma or equivalent and Class B CDL required Starting Wage 2 /hr TREMPEALEAU lagger (LT ) enings igh school Diploma or equivalent COUNTY OPENING required Starting Wage 15 /hr e art ent o Land Manage ent ntern (LT ) ening We are growing and have an opening for: igh School Diploma or equivalent required Starting Wage 12 /hr Full- ime Position to serve as a para-professional in Molding Technician Apprentice Par Manager (LT ) ening igh school Diploma or equivalent required Starting Wage 14 /hr the Behavioral ealth nit of the uman Services Full-time, first shift position. Competitive Department Starting wage 18 26 2 75 per wages and benefits. 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Join Our Team! Tractor Central is adding to our team in Arcadia: Agricultural Equipment Sales • Parts Specialist Work with customers to create smart, efficient solutions for their operations through the sale of agricultural equipment. The ideal candidate will have a strong background of agricultural knowledge, solid computer skills, and a demonstrated customer focus. In addition to working with a great team, Tractor Central offers an outstanding benefits package including 401k with company match, competitive pay, paid time off, and opportunities for professional growth and advancement. For position details or to apply online, visit TractorCentral.com and click on: CAREERS
TRACTOR ® Tractor Central is an CENTRAL Equal Opportunity Employer. BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE CHARGE DESCRIPTION MASTER SPECIALIST Full-time, day shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE HELP DESK TECHNICIAN Full-time, day shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited BEHAVIORAL HEALTH THERAPIST/COUNSELOR Full-time, day shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST Full-time, day shift, 72-80 hours per pay period, benefited PATIENT CARE TECHNICIAN OPEN POSITIONS IN WHITEHALL: Part-time, day shift, 48 hours per pay period, benefited 2 Sh Ge eral La or – Shre r 2 Wareho se Mo . – Fr ., 3 -11 r PSYCHIATRIST Cos Acco a – r Full-time, day shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited 2 Sh S lle La orer & Mach e O era ors r REGISTERED NURSE 3r Sh Ge eral La or Part-time, day shift, 40 hours per pay period, benefited » All 2nd Shift Positions receive a shift differential of $1.00/hr. NUTRITION SERVICES ASSISTANT » All 3rd Shift Positions receive a shift differential of $1.50/hr. Full-time, afternoon shift, 72 hours per pay period, benefited