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715-538-4765 • 36435 Main St., Whitehall • www.trempcountytimes.com In Your New COVID cases continue to decrease Times… NEWS as more county residents are vaccinated By Andrew Dannehy of long-term care, police and educators and childcare, living facilities. distribution is determined Times Editor fire personnel and people individuals enrolled in Should the state receive by the DHS. Those who ad- The number of vaccines aged 65 and older. Medicaid long-term care more vaccines than expected, minister the vaccine request administered in Trempealeau According to a newslet- programs; some public some of the groups may be the amount they believe they County is nearing the number ter issued by the DHS, the facing essential workers, eligible before March 1. The need and the DHS uses a va- of total COVID-19 cases in hope is for the following non-frontline essential number of doses allocated to riety of factors to determine the county throughout the people to be eligible for healthcare personnel, staff the state is determined at a how many are distributed at pandemic. the vaccine in March: and residents in congregate federal level and statewide various locations. After another week in which the number of new COVID-19 cases dropped, Page 3: Whitehall district the county’s rate of cases planning for 2021 prom, per 100,000 fell to the graduation seventh-highest in the state. Page 4: Independence There were 34 new cases parks will be open this year last week, according to the Wisconsin Department of Page 5: ‘For the Love Health Services, the lowest of Trempealeau’ aims to number since the second connect area residents week in September when COURT there were 33 new cases. Page 9: Sheriff’s Log The rate in which county residents tested positive also Page 10: Criminal Court dropped below 20 percent for the first time since the third SPORTS week of September. Of the new cases, nearly half — 16 — were in the Arcadia area while Eleva had eight and Independence had five. All other municipalities in the county had three cases or fewer and Strum didn’t have any, according to the DHS. While the number of new cases declined, there was another death. The Trempea- leau County Health Depart- ment reported on Thursday Page 12: Seventeen area that another person had died wrestlers advance to D3 Bugle Lake was quiet early this week, but it is expected to be busy for the annual Elk Rod and Gun Club Ice from the virus. The health Fishing Contest on Saturday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) sectional department now lists 34 Page 13: Titans win Ar- county residents as having cadia wrestling regional died from COVID-19 while Page 14: B-T boys win the DHS lists 36. three more in DC The county has now had Big reward again offered 3,367 positive COVID-19 Page 15: Raider girls top cases since the pandemic Viroqua, Luther began. Work to get the OBITUARIES virus under control with a vaccine has been underway at modified ERGC contest Pages 18 & 19 since mid-December as By Andrew Dannehy for fifth, $50 for sixth-through-10th and a membership raffle will be sold 2,595 county residents had Times Editor and $25 for 11th-through 20th. separately. received at least the first dose The 62nd annual Elk Rod and Gun Cash drawings will be offered with Attendees will also have options of a vaccine as of the start of Club ice-fishing contest will look a winnings ranging from $25 to $1,000. for food as drive-up charcoal chicken this week. Of those, 1,566 little different this year, but attend- There will also be a special drawing begins serving at 11 a.m. Those who had received the Pfizer vac- ees will still have the chance to win with three prizes, $5,000 for first plan to drive-up to purchase food or cine and 1,029 received the numerous prizes, including $20,000 place, $2,000 for second and $1,000 tickets are asked to begin on Jefferson Moderna vaccine, according for catching Old Bugler. for third. The winners need not be St. and go east toward City Hall Park, to the DHS. Bugle Lake has been stocked for present to claim the prize. then south on Second Street toward County health officials the contest that runs noon to 3 p.m. There will also be various raffles City Hall. cited a statewide shortage of on Saturday. The biggest prize is Old at the contest. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccinations as some have Bugler, though there is also a $250 The first-place winner in one the ERGC has implemented a num- reported long waiting lists prize for Young Bugler — both will raffle will take home a Ruger Stain- ber of safety protocols. Instead of in Trempealeau County. Cur- be specially marked. The people who less 1911 .45 ACP handgun or $500; having one big tent in which people rently eligible for the vaccine catch those fish won’t be eligible for second place a Henry Golden Boy could gather, there will be five or are frontline healthcare per- the largest trout prizes, which include or $500 and third place a 10pt Titan six smaller tents. There also won’t sonnel, residents in skilled $500 for first place, $400 for second, Crossbow with ACU draw or $500. be a band playing at the contest this nursing facilities, residents $300 for third, $200 for fourth, $100 Tickets for a AR243 Snow Camo rifle year. 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Everyone will need pealeau Farmer Network support producer-led con- producer- led group. “The between government and throughout the state. to $750,000 in the 2019- complex and serious health System in La Crosse, but aged to connect with state signed primary care provider cines. If and when supplies to continue taking precau- was among 30 farmer-led servation solutions by cost-sharing part of the pro- farmers will be a critical This is the sixth round of 2021 state budget. challenge, Mayo Clinic live in Minnesota or Iowa. and local agencies where have been vaccinated. To get allow, Mayo Clinic Health tions, including wearing a groups to receive grants encouraging innovation gram is extremely helpful part of Wisconsin’s con- grant awards since funding For more information Health System medical Can I still be vaccinated in they are staying for their most vaccinated for COVID-19 System will reassess its mask, practicing social dis- from the Wisconsin Depart- and farmer participation in motivating our members servation efforts moving started with the 2015-17 about current producer- teams are encouraged by La Crosse? current vaccine information. sooner, we encourage you ability to provide vaccine tancing and washing hands ment of Agriculture, Trade in on-the-ground efforts to to experiment with and forward.” state budget. During the led projects and contact the success of COVID-19 A: Yes. If you receive your Q: I am a Mayo Clinic to call your local clinic to be to individuals who are not frequently until the spread and Consumer Protection improve Wisconsin’s soil implement practices that New to the grant pro- first year, 14 producer- information for groups, treatments and protection health care in Wisconsin, Health System patient who assigned to a primary care Mayo patients. of COVID-19 has stopped. (DATCP). health and water quality. protect soil and water gram this year is a conser- led groups submitted ap- visit https://datcp.wi.gov/ provided by COVID-19 you can be vaccinated for is over the age of 65, but provider. Q: After I get my CO- Visit Mayo Clinic Health The DATCP has awarded “Our partnership with health. Beyond the capacity vation benefits tracking plications totaling over Pages/Programs_Services/ vaccines. In fact by the end COVID-19 when it’s your I do not have an assigned Q: Can I be vaccinated at VID-19 vaccine, do I still System’s COVID-19 re- $750,000 in producer- DATCP’s producer-led for funding, the program component. DATCP will $242,000. In response to ProducerLedProjects.aspx. of this month, Mayo Clinic turn as determined by the primary care provider. Am Mayo Clinic Health System need to wear a mask and source site for contact in- led watershed protec- program is one of our core brings the added benefits of use this to measure the an increase in applications Health System will have state’s eligibility guidelines. I still considered a “Mayo” if I’m not a Mayo patient? practice social distancing? formation; the latest infor- tion grants to farmer-led assets,” said Chris van education, communication, water quality benefits as- and interest in the program Subscribe to the… immunized over 6,000 staff Q: I received notice that patient? Will I get notified A: Mayo Clinic Health A: Yes. While COVID-19 mation about COVID-19; groups, including $40,000 Someren of Jon-De Farm and collaboration between sociated with the conserva- since its inception, Gover- trempealeau county times and community members I can be vaccinated at Mayo via a Patient Online Services System’s current supply of vaccines are highly effective and what to do if you have to the Buffalo-Trempealeau and the Western Wisconsin farmers across the state. tion practices implemented nor Tony Evers increased since COVID vaccinations Clinic Health System, but I message or a letter when COVID-19 vaccines has at preventing symptomatic symptoms, unrelated health were made available in late went south for the winter. I become eligible for the been committed to vaccinat- and severe disease, they are care needs or wish to visit December. Can I get my vaccine there COVID-19 vaccination? ing Mayo Clinic Health Sys- not 100% effective, and it someone in the hospital. As the pandemic con- instead? A: Mayo Clinic Health tem patients who meet state is not yet known whether You also can view updates tinues, Mayo Clinic Health A: Each state is handling System will invite patients eligibility requirements. those who are vaccinated on Mayo Clinic Health Sys- System is answering ques- the distribution of CO- who do not have an assigned Mayo Clinic Health System can continue to transmit tem’s Facebook, Twitter and tions from patients and others VID-19 vaccines differently, primary care provider to be continues to work with the COVID-19 or how long the Instagram channels. in the community regarding and eligibility guidelines COVID-19 and COVID-19 are changing frequently. vaccines: Mayo Clinic Health System Whitehall district planning for 2021 prom, graduation By Andrew Dannehy good as we possibly can.” Times Editor “We’ve shown we can Whitehall School District have people here,” Beighely officials are planning for said. “Our folks will do what events that couldn’t be held they need to do and I have no in 2020 due to the COVID-19 doubt we can do something pandemic. with graduation as well.” Administrators told the Prom is scheduled for LAST CALL 2021 EARLY board at last week Monday’s April 24 and graduation for regular meeting that prepara- May 28, the Friday before tions have begun to hold both Memorial Day weekend. prom and graduation this That discussion came af- year after both events were ter Young complimented the ORDER PROGRAM cancelled last year. Whitehall students for their High School principal willingness to wear masks Eric Young said the plan for throughout the school days ORDER NOW prom is to have two courts, and at other functions. one made up of juniors and “Never once have we one for seniors. Typically just had a problem in our com- WITH 20% DOWN a junior prom, Young said the munity,” Young said. 2021 junior class thought it In action items, the board was important to include the voted not to cap the number ENDS FEB. 15TH seniors since their event was of students who can open cancelled last year. enroll to the district. Why Order Early? Young also said that they “If folks want to attend would issue tickets for the here, we find a way to do it,” • Defer delivery until dance, similar to athletic Beighley said. April 1st or later if events, in order to limit the Beighley said the district number of people at the event currently has 105 students weather is a problem. and to keep track of who at- who are open enrolled into tends. Whitehall, whereas 71 stu- • Avoid likely price increases “I do feel confident that dents who live within the we are going to do it the right district parameters have ...order as soon as possible. way,” Young said. enrolled into other schools. Superintendent Mike He added that when he came • Eliminate worrying about factory backlogs & late deliveries Beighley added that the to Whitehall 18 years ago, • You can get delivery when spring weather cooperates dance would be held in the there were 40 more students gymnasium to allow enough who open enrolled out of the • All orders by Feb. 15th will receive 2 building anchors (not normally supplied, space and that a dance floor district than into it. a $45.00 value) plus a $50.00 gift certificate to our gift shop. might be put down. “We’re Beighley also told the going to try to make this as board of a meeting for the Trempealeau Valley Co-op Why Order an Old Hickory Building? 2.0 that will be held Feb. 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Guzman, Esmeralda leau Middle School has rud, Hannah Bever, Delilah Mattson, Tucker McDonah, Seventh grade: Caiden Purney, Melanie Robinson, Salas, Charles Komperud, students for the first trimester son, Titus R. Buhl, Kylee M. T. Brouillet, Maggie May Guzman-Solis, Heidi L. Her- announced its top honor Boberg, Sienna Chapman, Lauren Mulholland, Westlie Brady, Adain Busch, Kait- Clara Schulze, Matthew Andrew Lebakken, Ava of the 2020-21 school year. Estenson, Marisol Gonzalez, Harms, Tara L. Harvie, Sophia ber, Brady M. Johnson, Drake students for the second term Ellie Cox, Halene DeJager, Olson, Sawyer Pederson, lyn Caldwell, Hailey Coo- Stoner, Nels Teske, Mitchell Lightfoot, Aidan Miranda, Students making the “A” Sawyer L. Herrick, Cadence S. Kisolek, Carter J. Laursen, R. Jurowski, Olivia G. Killian, of the 2020-21 school year. Brecken Ebersold, Taylor Emma Schindler, Ethan per, Araceli Corona, Kyra Thell, Tori Thoma, Paige Wyatt Nichols, Kira Oliver, honor roll were: M. Klein, Vivian J. Kulig, Gracie J. Lyngen, Jerry L. Callie S. Larson, Brayden Students making the “A” Gallup, Emma Hull, Jayden Schwier, Brett Servais, Donaldson, Emma Dungy, Vanseth, Levi Williams. Kyle Oliver, Faith Olson, Seniors: Madeline Berg, Seth W. Lambeck, Grant S. Moede III, Gregory Santos, R. Lisowski, Theodore N. honor roll were: Kennedy, Cameron Krueger, Sawyer Smock, Nathanael Katherine Erickson, Carter Sixth grade: Benjamin Peyton Pett, Ella Pozanc, Gage T. Dubiel, Reese D. Olson, Lyle Orsch, Hailey R. Aubrey Wozney. Mikesell, Michael L. Payne, Eighth grade: Kinley Jazmyn Kubas, Amelie Sorenson, Anya Wolfe. Giemza, Daniel Herman, Amundson, Austin Bork, Isaiah Ruesgen, Josephine Gilbertson, Kendra C. Goplin, Przybilla, Preston E. Schro- Juniors: Leeann K. Buhl, Markus Petersen, Joaquin Andersen, Morgan Auman, Kwasniewski, Caroline Seventh grade: Coyan Aiden Johnson, Liberty Skylar Carpenter, Isaiah Rupple, Scarlet Ryan, McK- Liam R. Herrick, Samantha eder, Nora K. Semb, Sophia Brenna Clatt, Morgen J. A. Rodriguez, Kevin Y. Ro- Backler, Raylin Cooksey, Johnson, Mikayla Johnson, Carroll, Jamison Chapman, enna Schindler, McGuire M. Huff, Abbigail J. Jacobson, E. Skoyen, Brock M. Sluga, Curtice, Ciera M. Dubiel, driguez, William A. Smith, Kalin Degnin, Carson Ga- Eden Linberg, Blake Moore, Aiden Earney, Samantha Slaby, Cavin Spitzmacher, Ryan C. Kleinhans, Allison Trevor A. Stephens, Nolan T. Wylie M. Dunn, Kaige F. Charles A. Thompson. Gundersen Tri-County gnon, Nathaniel Holthaus, Sydney Nelson, Paige Filla, Olivia Garcia, Ave Kane Waletzko, Juniper T. Koepke, Jessica J. Lyga, Thompson. Estenson, Brian U. Flores, Eighth graders: Jennifer Alexis James, Maren Krom- Nygaard, Wyatt Oines, Grandt, Emmett Hammel, Waller. Emily L. Marsolek, Silas A. Eighth graders: Trinity Justin A. Fremstad, Macy- A. Aguilar Peralta, Cooper J. welcomes ER physician rey, Alexis McDonnell, Nelson, Riley A. Orsch, Dylan M. Aasen, Morgan M. Back, Ann Grulkowski, Chelsea K. Brouillet, Jackson W. Crebo, Aubrynn Rotering, Laela M. Pogreba, Bethany Pope, Khloe R. Bautch, Adyson N. Herber, Bryce W. Johnson, Andy Flores, Lokin J. Frost, Stephen Israel, MD, has Illinois College of Medicine, Schmitt, Travis Theisen, ‘For the Love of Trempealeau’ Heather R. Reinart, Bradyn Becker, Broc G. Coburn, Car- Katie Lisowski, Sydney R. Kevin II J. Gilow, Armealio joined the medical staff at Rockford, Ill. He then com- Grace Woxland. M. Schneider, Sophia M. son L. Coburn, Lara R. Frei, Matheny, Dylan M. Moats, E. Hemenway, Daytona M. Gundersen Tri-County Hos- pleted his residency program Sixth grade: Nadiah Schultz, Abigail M. Semb, Dusty J. Gardner, Brinna P. Nicholas C. Powell, Suzanna Hensley, Tiffany Hensley, pital and Clinics and is caring in Internal Medicine and Becker, Reesa Beilke, An- aims to connect area residents Aubrea Smieja, Robert E. Goplin, Caydan M. Johnston, Rodriguez, Taevyon M. Saint- Lynnea E. Hobbs, Nicholas for patients in Emergency Pediatrics at Stroger Hospital drew Bishop, Claire Bre- While the Friends of us how to make the truffles the video tutorial. Smith, Gavin T. Stephens, Adam S. Kleinhans, Eden E. fort, Alicia M. Schmitt, Samu- G. Katzman, Phoenix O. Medicine. of Cook County in Chicago. idenbach, Jackson Chap- the Trempealeau Library through a video posted on our To learn more, contact the Hannah I. Stoutner, Janna L. Matejka, Luke A. Matejka, el R. Semb, Isaac D. Skoyen, LaMarche, Benjamin J. A native of Israel man, Maddilynn Decker, are unable to hold their an- website. While we all miss Shirley M. Wright Memorial Thoma, Emma J. Tollefson, Emilee R. Moats, Mason M. Colton E. Sluga, Aidan A. Lisowski, Donald H. Loga, Illinois, Israel says he really Samuel DeJager, Lily Doud, nual fundraiser, A Taste of not have A Taste of Trem- Library at 608-534-6197 or Paris J. Wathen-Johnston, Pientok, Aydan L. Semb, Haili Sonsalla, Zachery L. Spittler, Ryan M. Oldendorf, Lukas received his likes the atmo- Brode Eiken, Sawyer Foust, Trempealeau, this year, they pealeau this year, we can via email at swmldirector@ Olivia R. Youngbauer. B. Sluga, Daniel Z. Soderberg Erikka A. Thomas, Jonathan J. Paske, Samantha R. Peter- Pilgrim’s Donates to Bachelor of sphere of the Isaac Gerke, Hailee Gilson, would like to show love to the still come together virtually wrlsweb.org. The Library is Juniors: Grace M. Back, Jr. R. Thorn, Kaleb T. Wagner, son, Morgan M. Przybylla, Science de- emergency Dierks Haney, Georgia Trempealeau Community and make the Taste together open to come inside Mon- Kevin N. Carroll, Madelyn G. Seventh graders: Ary- Nicoya C. Yarrington. Ariadna Ramirez, Daniel gree in Mi- rooms. Harnage, Vanessa Hau- with their, For the Love of at our homes.” days from 12-8, Tuesdays Frank, Mitchell S. Gunderson, ana A. Ausderau, Kayla M. Sophomores: Kaehl Bak- Rubio-Cruz, Alexander J. Community Chest crobiology “I think Trempealeau event. Pick up a dessert kit at the and Wednesdays from 12-6, As part of the Hometown Strong initiative through- gen, Matthew Hills, Gracie Kelly J. Herness, Alexa J. Birthman-Hawkins, Brandon en, Luke Beighley, Nora Sartor, Braxton G. Smith, at University the pure ex- Holley, Conner Hovell, For the Love of Trempea- Shirley M. Wright Memo- Thursdays and Fridays from Koxlien, Breanna M. Kulig, J. Crooks, Harlow K. Foss, J. Bergerson, Alexander Virgil H. Smith, Reese G. out Pilgrim’s Pride and JBS, each complex reports of Illinois at citement and leau will run Feb. 8-13 and rial Library, 11455 Fremont 9-6 and Saturdays from their donations to the communities in which they work Leland Lawrence, Addison Brekken D. Kulig, Maggie A. Kennedy R. Gran, Ashton Crooks, Zoey A. George, Solsrud, Christian B. Sosalla, Champaign- intense situa- Murphy, Lylah Pederson, culminate with a video tuto- St, Trempealeau, during 9-1. Area residents can also Lindberg, Nylah E. Lisowski, G. Hanson, Andreanna M. Kiera M. Kjos, Devin C. Lillianna N. Young. and live to the company’s Hometown Strong Com- Urbana. After tions that can rial posted on the Library’s its open hours on February visit the library by using our mittee. When reviewing 2020 contributions by each Kayla Rolbiecki, Madeline Benjamin R. Mohan, Ian L. Hemenway, Addison M. Klomsten, Andrew T. Knut- Seventh graders: Avery A. taking a cou- occur in the Ruud, Brett Thill, Isabella website on Valentine’s Day. 8-13. There will be 100 kits drive-up window, Mondays- Pank, McKenna R. Pientok, Herman, Vanessa Hernendez- son, Jocelyn J. Laehn, Aali- Baumann, Mason J. Bautch, complex, Arcadia took second place throughout all ple years off ER drew me During this week, residents available. Visit swmlibrary. Thursdays for the first 2 of the Pilgrim’s 30-plus complexes and was awarded Tibbitts, Vreede Van, Lily Stephen H. Smith JR, Andrea Anderson, Frank J. Juresh IV, yah Macharia, Nickelson D. Braydon J. Fonstad, Gabriel from school, to it,” Israel Wershofen. are invited to stop into the org on February 14 to watch hours we are open. Sosalla, Michael A. Spare, Morgan O. Jurowski, Justin Matejka, Dakota Moronez, J. Garcia, Dominic A. Hass, $750 to donate to the charitable group of their choice. Israel looked said. “Howev- Library to pick up a dessert The company chose the Arcadia Community Chest Students making the “B” Payton D. Thompson. M. Klidzejs, Kelsie L. Klom- Holly A. Pirk, Matthew G. Avvia R. Herman, Dalton C. at his options er, the science honor roll were: kit with all the ingredients Sophomores: Kadien M. sten, Ella M. Knutson, Kyla E. Poulos, Bryce P. Schorbahn, Konkel, Morgan E. Koxlien, due to their vast variety of organizations that they and decided of the various needed to make a batch of serve and support. “We are proud to be a part of a Eighth grade: Nicholas Gaier, Vaida S. Goplin, Jas- Lambeck, Andrea Mercado, Randen J. Smith, Avery L. Mckenzie T. Maciosek, Hay- he wanted to Stephen Israel, MD diseases and Andre, Adeline Baures, truffles. For more local government mine J. Guzman, Blake A. Brynna G. Schneider, Brett Sonsalla, Isaiah L. Steinfeldt, dyn Mennem, Hannah M. company that truly cares about giving back to their do more than just medical emergencies you have to “The kits will have ev- community,” a company statement said. Pictured are Daytona Blaney, Nolan Herman, Eric J. Kleinhans, J. Schorbahn, Jonah Semb, Mia C. Sygulla. Pirk, Alexander W. Stenberg, research. manage in the ER sealed Burken, Jackson Burns, erything you need to make news, (left) Babe Meinerz, President of Arcadia Community Abigail M. Koepke, Devon Joanna M. Smith, Deacon D. Freshmen: Gavyn M. Connor G. Stevens, Chloie “I realized I was much the deal. I like that the field Kaitlyn Cook, Mitchell this special dessert at home,” Chest and Rocky Lisowski, Arcadia Complex HR L. McCune, Colton D. Pank, Steig. Bautch, Xayetsy Y. Camarena Thomas, Jaxon J. Tollefson, more of a people person is broad, and I get to see and Erickson, Addisyn Fey- Jessica Schoonover, library turn to Manager of Pilgrim’s. (Submitted photo) Carsten M. Peterson, Jennica Students making the “B” Gomez, Ashlyn D. Clatt, Kiara T. Wilk. than a pure researcher; so, do a lot. It has a lot of variety en, Benjamin Filla, Aidan director, said. “ On Valen- after some consideration, and that appeals to me.” Ganz, Reyna Garcia, Emma tine’s Day, chef Max Wilda the… I decided to go to medical Prior to joining Gunder- Grams, Benjamin Hansen, from Beedle’s Bar and Grill school,” Israel explained. “It sen, Israel practiced at Carle Cassara Herrera, Maggie in Centerville, will teach City of Independence parks will be open this year would allow me to still do the Foundation Hospital, Craw- Lloyd, Braelynn Mueller, By Debbie Foss last years,” said Mayor Rob- waiving city responsibility. At the suggestion of Po- Some of trash has been the department was hoping science I loved but interact ford Memorial Hospital in Myrabelle Pretasky, Jayce Times Staff ert Baecker at Monday’s city Baecker is expected to lice Chief Derrick Vold, city gathered and city work- for a quicker decision, but with people a lot more. A de- Robinson, Ill. Quarne, Oliver Remus, Jada Independence parks will council meeting. “Everybody discuss the decision with officials will look at making ers have identified names, “the doors aren’t falling off cision I am extremely happy In his free time Israel en- Schmitt, Maddox Scow, be open this year and, as was used good judgment.” county officials. sterner ordinances govern- Baecker said. and we need to do our due with.” joys traveling, wine tasting, Kyle Seiling, Madelyn Sey- the case in 2020, the city will Council member Cleo In other recreation news, ing refuge and unregistered “I can’t stand that some diligence,” Baecker said. Israel earned his medical hiking, exploring nature and mour, Riley Sommerfeldt, ask users to police themselves Skroch urged that the city council member noted that vehicles by city residents. guys go buy $50 worth of In other business, the degree from University of playing video games. Jasmine Tarjeson, Claire and comply with pandemic do as it did last year and ask the city’s ice rink on Bugle An effort will also be made (lottery) scratchers and won’t council: safeguards. those reserving the parks to be Lake is getting strong us- to monitor the number of spend two dollars on a garage • The council heard that “There were no incidents responsible for cleaning and age, and credited city public chickens city residents are bag,” Baecker said. “These city sewer rates will be Arcadia Beverage helps provide works superintendent Elijah housing and to track down lazy people are making the climbing at about 3.5 percent Castleberry with keeping the those who have dumped rest of us pay.” annually as the utility makes Make an appointment with surface of the rink smooth. garbage around the city. Council member Jason considerable investments in scholarships for local students our new stylist: Ekern noted that some city phosphorous abatement. Arcadia Beverage re- Each school set the criteria ships. Arcadia Beverage, residents may be exceeding • Appointed Erica Powers cently partnered with Ni- for the selection process. as the local distributor of Aly Wedward! the six-chicken limit set by to the library board. Board colet Water and the Green Each football season, Nicolet products, provided Aly enjoys doing bright, fun Brush’s Computer city ordinance. Those with member Skroch said the Bay Packers to provide Nicolet sponsors its “Pack- each participating school Sales&Service, LLC chickens must also get a Independence library was five Trempealeau County ers Water Kid” promotion, the opportunity to receive colors and blondes. Computer Repair • Virus Removal $15 annual permit from the awarded a $50,000 grant to students scholarships total- where a winning retail entry the scholarships. city, said clerk and treasurer put barcodes on books and ing $2500.00. The winners receives tickets to a game and Nicolet is the official THE DAYS ESCAPE Computer Diagnostics • Networking Lenice Pronschinske. that library staff is spending include Litzy Gallo, Arcadia; the chance to be on Lambeau bottled water of the Green 40208 Winsand Dr. PC & Accessories Sales • and more… The council decided to several hours a day helping Kole Trapp, Blair-Taylor; Field prior to kickoff. This Bay Packers. Nicolet is Pigeon Falls delay a decision on replacing elderly persons sign up for Gracie Rombalski, Inde- year, due to COVID-19 available at retail accounts sara trinity aly 715-983-5662 Call us at 608-525-3900 two doors at the fire depart- COVID-19 vaccinations. pendence; Tryggve Korger, restrictions limiting fans, and school concession stands 22856 N. Main St., Ettrick ment building until the city • Approved the purchase Osseo-Fairchild and Lara the Water Kid program was throughout Trempealeau has estimates on what instal- of a new riding lawn mower Frei, Whitehall. changed to award scholar- County. Mon.-Fri., 10am-5pm Congratulations to our No Cavities Club Winners lation will cost. Ekern said and a skid steer.
— Kids — Sunday: ...... Closed No Cavities Club Blair-Taylor School District February Monday: ...... 10AM–2PM Early Childhood Developmental Screening Hours & Classes (Closed Mon., Feb. 8 and 22) NEW YEAR, WINNER As part of ongoing Child-Find efforts our district is Tuesday: ...... 10AM–6PM committed to ensuring that we keep up with screening children (Closed Tues., Feb. 23) Jordie Marsolek even during this time of enhanced safety measures due to Wednesday: . . . . . 10AM–1PM of Arcadia COVID-19. As we are mindful of the amount of visitors to the (Closed Wed., Feb. 3 and 24) district buildings at this time, we have changed our screening TIME TO process for the 2020-21 school year. This change will allow us Thursday: ...... 10AM–5PM PARENTS: to continue to screen and make early identifications of children (Closed Thurs., Feb. 11 and 25) Kristina and Robbie who may need extra help now or in the future. 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River many news consumers today 01:40 — Eleva: Restrain- they are checking air quality. the road. tween two parents during an injured eagle was brought Tuesday, Jan. 26 on a cold grey day, do not either have the time or Compiled from: The Arcadia News-Leader, Galesville Republican & Whitehall Times ing order violation. 16:09 — Galesville: A 23:28 — Ettrick: Request exchange. When the male left to the sheriff’s office. 08:43 — Arcadia: An I want to write the comprehensive abilities 07:59 — Eleva: Two-car vehicle almost went into for a welfare check at a with the child, he nearly hit 16:03 — Blair: A male injured deer has been in the about the beauty here to make these determinations 25 out of business under strict residents reported 52 below. Marinuka, Feb. 14. accident with no injury or the ditch and crossed the residence where a domestic another car. said two family members area for a week. It is limping road blockage. centerline, almost causing a abuse situation possibly oc- 15:31 — Taylor: Caller are at his mom’s house and but am haunted by the images or are not curious enough to e 1 animal control rules, accord- Sonja Lyngen has been 5 on a front leg and bleeding on TV, research reported news. Sorry, A couple special White- ing to a year-long study by named Whitehall High’s 09:44 — Independence: head-on crash. curred. believes she has been poi- they are causing some issues. on its back. Caller thinks the e 1 4 A male is at a residence and 17:48 — Trempealeau soned. They were asked to leave and and my heart aches for a na- I’m confi dent that comment is hall city council commit- the Trempealeau County 1971 Betty Crocker Home- The county board of su- Saturday, Jan. 23 deer needs to be dispatched. tion reeling. considered offensive to some tees are starting work on agricultural extension agent. maker of Tomorrow. he is not allowed to be there. County: Officer is attempt- 03:06 — Independence: 17:15 — Arcadia: A baby they refused. Caller said his 09:17 — Eleva: Caller re- pervisors voted Tuesday to Caller suspects there is drug ing to stop a vehicle heading has a fever and a fixed stare. mom is not in her right mind readers. projects that could mean The study by Dennis Frame is Dr. Paul Dettloff, Arcadia set aside $100,000 for the Caller reported a car and a porting harassment from her I cannot ignore I weave facts into every major commitments of tax to be released next month. In veterinarian, was a guest use going on and caller is south on Highway 53. truck appear to be racing 20:54 — Eleva: A vehicle and family members seem to neighbor. She doesn’t want improvement of the Trem- threatening to remove him 20:04 — Eleva: Assist for looks to be pulling a car, both take advantage of that. the cloud over our people, Trempealeau Times submis- dollars. The fi re station space discussing his report, the ag speaker at the Wisconsin pealeau County Asylum. toward Independence. Caller officer contact, just wants it the terrible suffering. sion; facts easily checked for needs advisory committee agent said his report also will Veterinarian Convention in if police don’t come imme- Menomonie Police Depart- said they passed her and have flashers on and are all 17:18 — Arcadia: Cows documented. This program has been in the diately. Caller is also upset ment for a harassment case. over the road. are out next to the roadway. Our beloved country broken, accuracy. The Times allows met for the fi rst time last raise some “huge societal Milwaukee. His topic was offi ng for some time, with another car in a no-passing 10:35 — Osseo: Caller riddled with troubles. 500 words for submission and week Wednesday and the issues.” Frame said he will Hardware Retrieval. that a male’s truck is back 20:16 — Osseo: A dead zone. 21:00 — Osseo: The high- Monday, Jan. 25 advised there is a male in the state making demands in the street. deer is in the middle of the way is getting extremely icy. How can we survive most of my submissions are municipal swimming pool present his detailed study of Alan Robertson, 29, Blair, for improvements and the 03:46 — Eleva: A male 08:49 — Galesville: Of- the hallway apartment across right at 500. I uit submitting panel, which consists of all 30 farms to the Farm Bureau. has announced his candi- 11:26 — Osseo: A skid road. got into the caller’s apart- 21:49 — Osseo: Altoona ficer advised bricks are in the from him. It is supposed to trustees agreeing. steer was stolen overnight. 20:20 — Galesville: Fe- Police Department requested I return to the Mississippi, to the La Crosse Tribune as city council members, was Members of the Tuesday dacy for the assembly seat The gymnasium was ment and took a photo of roadway. be empty and caller doesn’t its dangerous current the paper accepts 250 words to meet this week Tuesday. morning exercise class in in Jackson and Trempea- 11:28 — Arcadia: Caller male made a comment today her sleeping. He sent her officers locate and arrest 12:37 — Eleva: A male know why the male is there. fi lled to overfl owing with found a glove next to his that she was going to “end a suspect from a domestic and ice, thin and lethal in and edited some content. It used to be called the Trempealeau took some time leau counties in the spring the crowd that saw the two the photo with a statement has been harassing the caller Caller wants him checked out. places; I note most of the Times Mississippi River Human this week to exercise their election, a vacancy created animal’s water tank. He has a herself.” saying not to sleep. There are abuse case. He was located and her husband. He drives He has long hair and a long basketball games featured suspect and wants the suspect 20:24 — Arcadia: Caller’s and arrested. how it cuts through the heart- Letters to the Editor of a Services Center, and later, right to support “the boys in by the resignation of John in the infantile paralysis also four children are in the by and flips them off; drives beard. land political theme include no Psychiatric and Counsel- Bosnia.” They brought good- Radcliffe. arrested. husband has been drinking residence; she said she did a 22:51 — Blair: A subject by them fast and he spit on 13:51 — Ettrick: A past benefit. Many seats had 13:37 — Trempealeau: and he hit her and possibly is on probation with a no and swallows homes in the facts; usually simply the CNN, ing services. But, as of last ies from home to be packed The city of Arcadia has been reserved by fans from sweep and does not believe her husband once. Caller’s employer is withholding a spring. MSNBC, New York Times, month, Trempealeau County and shipped to American set up specifi c regulations for Caller has been scammed. hit their daughter. anyone is in the residence at alcohol provision and he is husband advised that about paycheck of about $8,000. Arcadia, Independence and Reported that $6,000 — 20:32 — Arcadia: Caller currently at the bar. Washington Post, NBC, ABC residents can call it their own. peacekeeping forces in the snowmobiles, reported Chief Taylor, whose teams played this time. 20 minutes ago, the male was 14:35 — Blair: Caller saw It is then I remember and CBS News narratives that In January, the county was war-torn Baltic nation. One of Police Edward Kaiser. which did not apply for — hit something in the roadway 10:07 — Osseo: An 22:55 — Independence: at an intersection and was a stolen car. Caller doesn’t here, and the Whitehall High has been taken out in his about halfway up the hill. No Caller went off the roadway. the random acts of kindness Trump is a bully never a fac- offi cially informed that it of their own, Sgt. Scott Uhl, Among the regulations is a School pep band was an unwanted female is at a yelling and waving his arms know who the driver of the lighting our path, tual example , liar please give was the owner of the former is among them. maximum speed of 10 miles name. damage to the caller’s ve- residence. Caller said she 23:26 — Blair: Officer at her husband. car is or where it is headed. added attraction. 14:55 — Whitehall: A hicle, but he wanted the area advised a subject crawled the elevation of our good days, some examples of politicians MRHSC building, located on Between 10 and 10:30 on per hour; a full stop must be Norman Foss has pur- has no driver’s license and 13:54 — Eleva: An elderly 15:47 — Osseo: Caller the beauty in our evolution who never stretched the truth Hwy. 121 on the east side of Jan. 26 Blair teens Brenda made at each intersection, car hit a garbage truck. No checked in case something is is driving a vehicle without into a dumpster and closed male is having extreme leg is following a semi unit that chased the store business injuries or road blockage. in the roadway. the lid. so far. and racist never mentioned Independence. Olson and Jennifer Dippman yielding the right-of-way from the estate of his late permission. pain. struck another car that he was before he ran for president . On Feb. 2, Paul Gerrard heard a voice shouting “Help at all times; snowmobiles 18:53 — Galesville: A 21:04 — Blair: Instagram 10:46 — Osseo: Caller 23:41 — Trempealeau 14:30 — Blair: A semi traveling with. brother, Ernest, and took over white SUV was passing fraud reported. County: Caller slid into the Remembering also how I understand the lack of of Dodge Partners Limited me, help me ” in the dis- must travel single fi le on Monday morning at the stand will be burning a bid barn stalled in the lane of traffic. 17:22 — Whitehall: A color stuns the grey facts from Democratic lean- Partnership and Gerrard Re- tance on a snowy night. Their the right hand side of the and almost struck another 21:22 — Whitehall: A at the end of a dead end road ditch. No injuries and there 16:20 — Blair: A 12-year- black SUV is all over the road. on Abrams St. vehicle. blue pickup with a topper does not appear to be damage and awakens the sky ing letter submitters as facts alty, La Crosse, and several first impression was that street; highways can’t be Arcadia, in common with this evening. It was okayed old is screaming and throwing 18:14 — Arcadia: Caller as the sun sets over the bluffs; are generally not the friend of local dignitaries and citizens it was maybe kids fooling used within the city limits, 21:50 — Strum; Caller almost hit two vehicles head- by the town chair. The fire to the vehicle. things; needs an officer. wants to know if he can get a the rest of Western Wiscon- reported hearing four gun- the river charged with vision- liberals. braved the bitter cold to cel- around, but they continued except for a 90-degree angle on. will be big and will be seen Sunday, Jan. 24 16:38 — Ettrick: Caller’s ride. He rides the bus to work, sin, has experienced freak shots. ary light. I am personally offended ebrate the grand opening of and summoned Brenda’s crossing; snowmobiles shall Friday, Jan. 22 from the highway. 00:46 — Eleva: One- daughter saw an eagle get hit but it was already gone. He is weather this week. Tuesday 21:52 — Independence: And I know we will be all right by the most aggressive current Dodge Hillside Apartments. 18-year-old brother, Kenny. be equipped with a muffl er; brought a February thaw with 09:03 — Whitehall: A 11:02 — Galesville: Two vehicle rollover reported. No by a car. The eagle is now walking. because the loss of all this liberal narrative coming from Arcadia-Glencoe Volun- a headlight and taillight are Caller possibly heard two 29-year-old female has been bothers are physically fight- injuries. sitting on the side of the road. The three commenced to mild temperatures, thunder, gunshots in the area. glory the Nation’s Capital labeling teer Fire Department held Riverside Memorial Park, re uired and must be in good rain and fog. Wednesday aggressive toward health ing over estate property. 00:57 — Independence: 19:45 — Whitehall: Caller is unthinkable. Trump supporters as “domes- its 1996 offi cer elections as trailing the voice they all condition; snowmobiles brought a drop in the tem- Thursday, Jan. 21 care center staff and resi- 11:27 — Osseo: Four Officer advised a vehicle slid said there is a guy in his late tic terrorists.” I served 30 Alvin astrow nominated heard. It was there where they shall not be operated on the peratures ad blizzard-like 02:41 — Osseo: Car parts dents. subjects are picketing in the into the ditch. Traffic citation 30s or early 40s walking Anne Bagley years in the U.S. Army with present Arcadia Fire Chief found a middle-aged man skating rinks among other conditions as large amounts and a tire are on the roadway. 10:15 — Eleva: Caller is parking lot. They followed issued. around outside and he is very Trempealeau fi ve war zone deployments. Michael Wineski. The mo- laid out in a snow bank, un- regulations. of snow and high winds made 04:22 — Whitehall: A requesting a welfare check a fuel truck to get into the 02:59 — Blair: Tow com- confused. HAVE YOU To be considered a domestic tion was seconded by Vince able to walk. With the aid of Offi cially, the scouts of travel almost impossible to vehicle is in the field across on his daughter. A friend parking lot. pany reported a vehicle in the 20:16 — Eleva: Caller’s MOVED? e : terrorist based on the actions at Wozney and passed unani- the three teens, the man was Galesville Troop 61 will be motorists. from the caller’s house. informed the caller that his 11:29 — Trempealeau: ditch. Caller isn’t sure if its neighbor has been dancing Since Mr. Andy Engen the U.S. Capitol while ignor- mously to reelect Winesky winding up the scout week 13:21 — Trempealeau: daughter is cutting herself. An accident took out signs a slide-in or a crash. naked in front of her win- taken to a nearby residence. 1 asked the source of my news ing the numerous riots across to the position. The man, Richard Decker celebrating the 61st anni- Eau Claire Police Depart- 12:46 — Whitehall: Caller and damaged a yard. The 08:04 — Galesville: dows. Founder and part-owner e 1 1 21 Please remember and information I thought I’d the country during the last six of Augusta, was taken to versary of the Boy Scouts of ment requested assistance said she needs an ambulance license plate was left at the Highway department report- 20:21 — Blair: Caller’s Glen Reit maintains that The Supreme Court let him know. I rarely watch months of 2020 is degrading. Tri-County Memorial Hos- America when they host the locating a male. They re- to go to the hospital. She has scene; the vehicle fled. ing a vehicle in the ditch. The boyfriend is bleeding from the to change your the employees at Dairyland Hannity’s show on Fox News I end with; Al Gore didn’t pital in Whitehall, where he fi rst Kondike Derby of the e Page 1 quested that he be arrested stomach pain and trouble 11:47 — Independence: driver is out of the vehicle. mouth and vomiting blood. address with us to but do view the fi rst 20 minutes Laboratories, Inc. and their Gateway Council on Lake really invent the internet, sim- remained hospitalized for and held if located. An officer breathing. Caller reported a vehicle that 07:17 — Whitehall: Call- She said he is breathing. of the Tucker Carlson and commitment to excellence continue prompt ply claimed he did and it’s on a couple of days, and the was able to locate and arrest 13:55 — Whitehall: Am- has a small toddler walking er’s son went into the ditch. 22:34 — Eleva: A pickup Laura Ingraham programs are the primary reasons for delivery of your video. teenagers are credited with : the male. bulance requested for an in- around and laying in the back 12:18 — Arcadia: Caller went past the caller’s house which I understand are not per the company’s continued saving his life. News Publishing Co., Inc. 13:34 — Arcadia: Caller mate who is possibly having window. said a subject has not fed very slowly. It went about Trempealeau se news, but opinion. Those, success. Dairyland Labs. reported locating a bike in 100 yards then shut off its John Cantlon, The biggest and best 36435 Main Street a heart attack. 13:48 — Whitehall: Fe- his horses in three days. County Times. like I believe Mr. Engen, re- Was started in 1958 by Reit the ditch at an intersection 14:43 — Ettrick: Caller headlights and parked. The Ettrick Cheese Festival in several P.O. Box 95 male is not making any sense; They have no food or water ligiously view programming and the company has had its about a week ago. He wanted is receiving e-mails from subject walked 15-to-20 feet Call: 715-538-4765 years or maybe ever Whitehall, WI 54773 she is speaking very rapidly. now and this is a recurring they consider news while e : primary lab in Arcadia since to report it was found in case someone trying to scam him. 14:19 — Eleva: Caller then went west in the field or sums up the 1995 Blair Tel. 715-538-4765 • Fax 715-538-4540 problem. fi guring the narratives must I would like to reply to Mr. 1959. anyone reports it stolen or 15:30 — Eleva: A white celebration as net profi t for be accurate as the U.S. has Engen’s letter, if I may. Bob Koba’s bid to rebuild Periodicals Postage Paid at Whitehall, Wisconsin 54773 missing. van is all over the road with the three-day event totaled slander and libel laws; are fool- Mr. Engen, it is good to see his fi re-damaged riverside (USPS Number 683140) Postmaster: Please send address 15:34 — Eleva: Males are flashers on. $11,600.56. ing themselves. Speech on the your joy now that Mr. Biden home was set back as the changes to P.O. Box 95, Whitehall, WI 54773 16:43 — Whitehall: ALL Half and Whole fl oor of Congress is protected; lives in the White House. Trempealeau County Board 5 Dan and Mark Witte, Publishers Caller reported an accident. Barneløpet of Adjustment followed its NATURAL a senator or representative can Enjoy it while you can. e 11 1 1 Andrew Dannehy, Managing Editor a dre re co i es co There is no road blockage, HOG SALE (Children’s Cross-Country Ski Race) literally say anything and the History shows that tyranny attorney’s advice and not its This area received another MarriageLicenses the vehicle is in the ditch. Call to order! Zac Bellman, Associate Editor ac re co i es co content cannot be litigated. always begins with excitement heart on Friday. The board 10 inches of snow Thursday, Issued The sun blinded the driver. Debbie Foss, Sta Writer debbie oss re co i es co The same for the main stream and hope. But the next 50 denied Koba a variance to the blown around by winds of 17:26 — Independence: A Half: Whole: Saturday, Feb. 6, at 1PM, Arcadia media, provided litigation years are fi lled with depression fl ood plain zoning ordinance. blizzard proportions, which The following marriage blue semi without a trailer is $250.00 $490.00 protection unless proven the and want. Remember that Temporarily, at least, Koba blocked highways and closed ADDRESS CHANGE: Please notify us four weeks ahead of ad- licenses have been issued in all over the road. Spring Veterans Memorial Park (at the Chicken Pit) story was deliberately altered as you stand in line, holding is prevented from restoring schools. To compound the dress change. Acceptance of the Trempealeau County Times from Trempealeau County: 20:13 — Blair: No contact Includes Smoking of Ham & Bacon to cause harm to the individual your new Stars and Sickle fl ag, a home that has been in the misery, temperatures took a the mail indicates subscriber wants the paper continued. 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trempealeau county: Criminal Court Report trempealeau county: Traffic Citations & Other Forfeitures Jan. 25 stolen property (<$2,500)- four days in jail and to pay but read in. jumping-felony was dis- uled for Feb. 12. Arraignment PTAC (three) and bail jump- court costs totaling $443. Dismissals missed, but read in. Plea/Sentencing Driver Permitting or pired Driver’s License: Limit: Nicholas Grabske, ance: Pompeyo Bautistaher- Eleva. Limit: Thai Thoa, 36, Saint Luis Perez Rivera, 21, ing-felony (two). Not guilty Jan. 28 Scott Morford Jr., 27, Scott Morford Jr., 27, Shane Rhadans, 37, Possessing Open Intoxi- Pompeyo Bautistahernan- 41, Waukesha; Jennifer nandez, 58, Arcadia; Zion Place Material/Feed Paul, Minn. Onalaska, possession with plea entered. Pretrial confer- Plea/Sentencing Whitehall, charges of bail Whitehall, charge of bail Whitehall, pleaded no con- cants in a Motor Vehicle: dez, 58, Arcadia. Sisum, 43, Eau Claire. Isaac, 20, Merrillan; Hector to Attract Wild Animals: Transport Loaded/Un- intent-THC (<200 grams), ence scheduled for March 8, Scott Morford Jr., 27, jumping-felony and possess jumping-felony was dis- test to battery (domestic Hector Salas, 20, Trempea- Operating Left of Cen- 11 to 15 MPH over: Salas, 20, Trempealeau; An- Frederick Lucas, 77, La cased Firearm in Motor posses drug paraphernalia. status conference for April 8. Whitehall, pleaded guilty drug paraphernalia were missed, but read in. abuse) and disorderly con- leau. terline: Hector Salas, 20, Javier Male, 25, Whitehall; drew Schwoch, 21, Osseo. Crosse. Vehicle: Edward Lagrange, Not guilty plea entered. Pre- Sean Bautch, 37, White- to possession with intent- dismissed, but read in. Jan. 29 duct (domestic abuse). Sen- Operating after License Trempealeau. Abigail Tomczyk, 19, Mus- Sanitary and Private Take/Attempt to Take 18, Holmen; Andrew Lorenz, trial conference scheduled hall, forgery-uttering. Not amphetamine (<3g). Sen- Scott Morford Jr., 27, Status Conferences tenced to 24 months proba- Suspension, First Offense: Failure to Stop for Stop kego. Sewage System: Tarry Lynn Game In Excess of Daily 28, Cochrane. guilty plea entered. Pretrial for Feb. 22, status conference tenced to three years, six Whitehall, charge of posses- Angela Hibbard, 35, tion and to pay court costs Elvin Amundson, 35, Sparta. Sign: Hector Salas, 20, Failure to Wear Seat and Dawn Waldera, Blair. conference scheduled for for March 11. months probation and to pay sion of methamphetamine Whitehall, bail jumping- totaling $543. Charge of false Operating without a Trempealeau. Belt: Travis Alix, 40, Al- March 8, status conference Natural Resource Dawn Moronez, 57, court costs totaling $518. was dismissed, but read in. felony and possession of imprisonment (domestic Valid Driver’s License, Unsafe Cutting in While toona; Brenton Enos, 71, for April 8. Citations Subscribe to the… Tomah, possession of meth- Charges of bail jumping- Scott Morford Jr., 27, methamphetamine. Plea/ abuse) was dismissed, but First Offense: Thomas Isaia, Passing: Thomas Isaia, 30, Eleva; Ronald Wampole, 37, Use or Hunt Over Bait amphetamine and neglecting Status Conferences felony (two), possession Whitehall, charge of bail sentencing hearing sched- read in. 30, Chicago, Ill.; Hector Chicago, Ill. Fairchild; Brandon Yule, 31, a child (specific harm did Jesse Honaker, 40, Eau of methamphetamine and Salas, 20, Trempealeau. Speeding Strum. or Feed: Todd Dawson, 51, www.trempcountytimes.com not occur). Not guilty plea Claire, resist officer-substan- possess drug paraphernalia Operating with an Ex- 16 to 19 MPH over the Operate without Insur- Mondovi; Justin Gore, 29, entered. Plea/sentencing tial bodily harm/soft tissue were dismissed, but read in. hearing scheduled for Feb. injury (two), bail jumping- Scott Morford Jr., 27, More from the Early Files of the 16. felony (two), disorderly Whitehall, pleaded guilty to Jan. 26 conduct. Plea/sentencing bail jumping-felony. Sen- Initial Appearances hearing scheduled for Feb. tenced to three years, six Trempealeau County Times 2. Steven Stensven, 38, La months probation and to pay (continued from Page 8) auditors. Whitney is well and favor- Crosse, battery or threat Plea/Sentencing court costs totaling $518. The annual W.O.W. mas- ably known to the residents to judge, prosecutor or James White Jr., 53, Arca- Charges of bail jumping- handed down decisions last querade ball was attended by of this vicinity -- we might law enforcement officer, dia, pleaded guilty to disor- felony and possession of nar- Tuesday setting aside the a large crowd, mostly specta- say of the county -- is a bail jumping-felony (three derly conduct. Sentenced to cotic drugs were dismissed, verdicts in the cases of Adam tors, the number of maskers first-class businessman, and counts), possession of meth- and Mary Ogodziski vs. Rev. being very few. the association is fortunate amphetamine, resisting or Gara, et all, of Independence. G.A. Schneller, Emil in retaining his valuable obstructing an officer and This means a distinct victory Maurer, Dr. G.N. Hider- services in this capacity. 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Tanner Andersen fore falling by pin and 5-4 de- Times Staff (126) also placed first, tak- cision in the first and second Gale-Ettrick-Trempea- ing a pin of Parker Coach place matches respectively. leau/Melrose-Mindoro of OF/A/FC in the semifinal Vaaler pinned Joseph Nelson emerged as Wisconsin In- before winning 16-4 over of Arcadia, lost 10-6 in the terscholastic Athletic Asso- Zach Servais of WS/B in the semifinal round and won his ciation regional champions first place match. third place match by pin over for the third-straight year on Ben Peterson (160) won Kaden Moseley of OF/A/ Sports Saturday, tallying 255 team his bracket with a pin of FC. Lockington lost 8-4 in points en route to victory. Alex Holt of Prescott, a his semifinal round before The Titans topped Ells- 3-2 decision over Andy taking a pin of Lane Huebner worth’s 232.5 points, West Johnson of WS/B and a 4-1 of Arcadia in the third place Salem/Bangor’s 207.5, win over Zack Peterson of match. Seventeen area wrestlers Prescott’s 102.5, Arcadia’s Ellsworth. River Rommel Noah Oines (106) was the 92, Osseo-Fairchild/Au- (182) received a bye before final competitor for G/M, se- gusta/Fall Creek’s 83 and pinning Luke Noel of WS/B curing fifth place by bounc- advance to D3 sectional Black River Falls’ 53.5. Eight and winning 15-4 over Ryan ing back from a quarterfinal By Andrew Dannehy top two wrestlers from each and Riley Orsch (9-2, 195) G/M wrestlers qualified Matzek of Ellsworth in the loss by pin to secure a pin Times Editor weight class will advance to both finished second in the for sectional competition, championship match. The win over Cayden Guntner The area will be well- the state tournament — in tournament. which will be held Saturday final bracket-winner for of OF/A/FC in the fifth place represented at the Wisconsin previous years it has been the Kulig had to win a wres- in Neillsville. Arcadia will G/M was Trevor Daffinson, bout. Interscholastic Athletic As- top three wrestlers who ad- tleback match to advance. send Ivan Aguilar as their who received a bye before Aguilar (120) secured the sociation Division Three sec- vance. The team that scores He advanced to the cham- lone qualifier from Saturday pinning Jack Ziegeweid of only qualification among tional as 17 wrestlers from the most points in the indi- pionship with an 11-3 win as well. Arcadia and Kyle Anschutz Arcadia wrestlers, finishing Whitehall, Blair-Taylor and vidual sectional will advance over B-T’s Bryan Rogstad, In previous years, a of Ellsworth. second after taking a 9-5 win Independence/Gilmanton to the team state competition. but was pinned by Aquinas’ regional championship Also qualifying for sec- over Isaac Schniepp-Duffy combined to advance. The Division Three indi- David Malin in the champi- qualified teams for a team tional competition with of WS/B, losing to Koss That group includes seven vidual state tournament will onship match. That set him sectional, but that event second-place finishes were and taking a no contest win wrestlers from Whitehall, begin a week from Saturday up with a win-or-go home won’t be held this year due David Hiles (132), Colin over Schniepp-Duffy in the including five who took first at Wausau East High School. match against Sam Schutz to COVID-19 protocols. Niederkorn (138) and Justin second place match. Walker place at the I/G regional last The Division Three Team of Cochrane-Fountain City Instead, competitors in the Gappa (195). Hiles pinned Slaby (106) finished third, Justice Vaaler of Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau/Melrose-Mindoro attempted to pin Saturday and five apiece State will be held Feb. 20 at and the Whitehall wrestlers team state competition will Brody Linder of Prescott taking pins over Cayden his opponent during the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Division from B-T and I/G — with two Wausau West High School. controlled the match with a be determined by scoring before falling in the cham- Guntner of OF/A/FC and Two Regional in Arcadia on Saturday. (Times photograph by Zac Bellman) of the I/G wrestlers finishing I/G Regional 14-2 win. at the individual sectionals. pionship match. He pinned Benny Olson of Prescott in first. La Crosse Aquinas took Whitehall led the way Orsch lost in the champi- Another change to the sec- Jakob McCabe of Ellsworth the quarterfinal and third first in the I/G regional, but with five first-place finishes onship match to I/G’s Gavin tional level this year is that to secure second place. Nie- place match respectively. that isn’t as meaningful as in and will have three wrestlers Bragger. He opened with a only the top two individuals derkorn took a 7-4 win over Three Raiders finished previous years because there entering the sectional with- pin over Michael Lium of in each weight class will Tyler Boley of Ellsworth fourth, including Hunt- will not be a team sectional out a loss. Aquinas in the semifinal and advance to the individual before falling 17-2 in the er Fitzpatrick (113), Lane Curt Mosely of Whitehall attempted a takedown as Independence/Gilmanton’s this year, due to COVID-19 A state qualifier in 2019, did not have to wrestle again state tournament. The top championship match. A Huebner (220) and Jack Gabe Rombalski fought him off during their match at the Independence regional protocols. Liam Herrick improved as Lium finished third. three finishers advanced in pin of Lono Thomason of Ziegeweid (285). Fitzpat- on Saturday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) At the sectional level, the to 12-0 on Saturday. After Curt Mosley (106), previous years. Prescott secured him second rick and Ziegweid lost two byes in the quarterfinal and Gavin Stephens (120), Alex Both the Division Two place. Gappa pinned Chris matchups by pin each, while semifinal rounds, he pinned Katzman (138) and Ryan individual and team state Najera of WS/B before fall- Huebner pinned Hunter AUTO GMC gymnastics team defeats Westby Will Hansen of Aquinas in Kleinhans (170) all fin- competitions will be held ing by pin in the first place Anderson of WS/B before LOAN RATES 1:14. ished third for Whitehall. at Adams-Friendship High match. He took second by no losing two by pin. By Zac Bellman issues.” Nevertheless, the of the top three individual 30.6. Her night included Junior Wylie Dunn ad- Kleinhans was the only one School with the individual contest over Najera. Cruz Patzner (152), Cam- as low as Times Staff team had a strong showing performances last Monday in an 8.0 on the floor, 7.9 on vanced to the sectional round who had a match for second tournament scheduled for Four other Titans just eron Boland (145), Joseph Despite resting their led by Paris Lambert. Westby. Her score included vault, 7.475 on beam and for the third time by pinning place, but he lost to Jackson next week Saturday and the missed the cut in third place Nelson (170) and Gage top individual performer, GMC was scheduled to an 8.850 on the floor, 8.725 7.225 on bars. Stephen Zhu of Aquinas in 11 Shramek of B-T. team tournament for Feb. 20. in their respective brackets, Instenes (195) all finished % the Gale-Ettrick-Trempea- compete Tuesday at home on vault, 8.025 on bars and Sophie White also turned seconds and defeating B-T’s Alex Benson (126) fin- Arcadia Regional including Brooks Johnson fifth. Boland pinned Wyatt APR* leau/Melrose-Mindoro/ against Viroqua, with their 7.575 on beam. in three strong performances Chris Rogstad 3-1. ished fourth for WHS. The Titans finished with (113), Ryder Lefler (145), Moses of BRF in his fifth Cochrane-Fountain City next scheduled meet also at Trista Thill finished sec- including an event-leading Whitehall’s other unde- Bragger (11-1, 195) and 255 team points to win Sat- Justice Vaaler (170 and Bra- place match, while Patzner, gymnastics co-op came away home on Friday against West ond overall with a score of 8.925 on beam, as well as an feated wrestlers is sopho- Severson (10-1, 152) both urday’s regional, led by five dyn Lockington (220). Nelson and Instenes each victorious last Monday at Salem-Aquinas. 32.2, including an 8.45 on 8.1 on the vault and 7.425 on more Eric Kleinhans who emerged as champions for first-place finishers. Carson Johnson pinned Hunter went winless. Nestor Badillo Westby. vault, 8.375 on the floor, bars. Ellayna Christopherson had two byes before pinning the Indees. Koss (120) won his bracket Fitzpatrick of Arcadia before (126), Jose Monroy (132) Abby Miller did not GMC ...... 128.325 7.8 on bars and 7.575 on rounded out the top four on Bragger had two byes Westby ...... 99.025 Aquinas’ Nolan Hargrove after taking two byes and a losing his next two bouts. and Pedro Juan Esteban all compete with what GMC beam. Katie Pierson was the floor for GMC, tallying a before pinning Whitehall’s win by pin over Ivan Aguilar Lefler took a 6-3 win over Lambert’s leading all- in 47 seconds. Herrick and finished sixth, going winless head coach Kelly Pfennig the third overall finisher in 7.65 for the fifth-best overall Orsch in 4:15. Severson had of Arcadia in the first place Cody Peterson of WS/B be- in their bouts. around of 33.175 led a sweep Dunn are both 12-0 and described as “ongoing back all-around with a score of score in that event. Kleinhans is 11-0. one bye before he pinned The Norse also got first- Zach Schwartz of Aquinas in place finishes from Dylan 5:56 and B-T’s Ryan Flynn Moats (7-1, 113) and Mat- in 2:44. WHS boys split Dairyland games I thew Poulos (10-2, 132). A win in the opening By Andrew Dannehy Beavers stayed close at difficult time slowing down • A fast and easy way to send money to people you know Moats had a bye in the round clinched a sectional first round before he pinned trip for Gabe Rombalski Times Editor 18-12 before Kevin Carroll the Lancers in the second • No fees for person-to-person payments thru Zelle Brody Hollett of Aquinas (8-3, 106) as he defeated The Whitehall boys bas- hit from beyond the arc and half. Whitehall got within • Add your contacts by their email address or U.S. mobile and Gabe Pietrek of I/G. Whitehall’s Curt Mosely. ketball team’s winning Sonsalla scored on a fast one at 46-45 after a three phone number Poulos also started with a bye With just three wrestlers in streak was extended to five break to give the Norse a pointer by Sonsalla with less the bracket, he didn’t have to games early last week, then 23-12 lead with 5:24 left. than five minutes left, but the Give yourself – and your • Send, request or split the bill before scoring two pins over Anthony Miller of Aquinas wrestle again after losing to snapped later in the week. The Beavers were back Lancers executed down the Whitehall pulled away within seven at 23-16 before stretch, pulling away at the • Get noti cations instantly and Gunar Koxlien of B-T. (continued on Page 15) pocketbook – a valentine Brekken Kulig (11-2, 160) from Augusta before half- Devon McCune knocked free-throw line. E time and held on for a 72-54 down a three and Greg While they finished a win last week Monday. 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The Raiders Times Staff en also led the Wildcats on Thompson, nine from Kyle to play.” Times Editor It was a career night for ing 12-for-18 on three-point maintained control through- Another three wins in the the boards with 10 rebounds, Obieglo, five from Fremstad, B-T sought to expand As the final week of the Breah Golden as the sopho- attempts. out the rest of the first half, Dairyland Conference have followed by Waldera’s eight four from Nehring and three their range with the triple, led regular season begins, the more scored Arcadia’s first Suchla added seven points taking a 30-15 advantage into the Blair-Taylor boys basket- and Reismann’s seven. Wal- from Jaren Swanson. by Thompson’s four makes Arcadia girls basketball team eight points on her way to a for Arcadia with Hailey halftime. ball team surging towards the dera also added four assists from beyond the arc. Thomp- seems to be rounding into new high 27 for the game. Sonsalla scoring six and both Arcadia didn’t let up much B-T 65 Mel-Min 50 shape. Golden’s eight points Jaicee Kolstad and Alyssa in the second half as they end of the season. in the win. The second-half effort son added 10 rebounds to The Wildcats tallied lead the team, which was After a four game losing were followed by a layup off Schank finishing with three. continued to pull away and B-T 64 AC Lincoln 26 would make the difference streak, the Raiders picked of a steal by Kianna Suchla Arcadia (field goals/ came away with a 24-point three wins that all came B-T held off the Hornets again for the Wildcats as they emblematic of his effort in with margins of 15 points the paint as well as on the up two convincing wins, that helped Arcadia take a attempts-free throws/at- win. with a dominant defensive pulled away late in a battle defeating Viroqua 76-25 last 10-4 lead. tempts-rebounds-points) Halverson led the Raid- or more last week, despite effort in the second half, of Dairyland Large leaders. perimeter. playing two of three on the Waldera led scorers with week Tuesday and Onalaska Viroqua took a timeout, — Halverson 5/8-3/4-7-14 ers with 18 points, while limiting ACL to eight points A narrow 32-31 halftime Luther 59-35 on Friday. but it did little as the Raiders Suchla 3/8-0/0-2-7 Passehl adding six rebounds and six road. The week began with a after halftime. lead grew as the second half 20 points, followed by Stei- win over Cochrane-Fountain en’s 18, eight from Fremstad The wins put Arcadia’s re- maintained control for the 6/9-2/4-6-16 Schank 1/2- assists. Golden and Pehler The Wildcats had already drew on as the Wildcats cord at 7-7 on the season and rest of the game. 0/0-3-3 Slaby 0/0-0/2-0-0-0 both scored 10 as Pehler City on the road, before built a 33-18 lead at the half, sought to distance them- and seven from Reismann. returning home Thursday Fremstad also led in assists 6-4 in Coulee Conference Golden’s 27 points came Golden 9/14-4/4-6-27 Son- also added nine rebounds. allowing them to coast to vic- selves not only Saturday, but play, behind West Salem on nine-for-14 shooting, salla 2/3-1/2-4-6 Kidd 0/3- Sonsalla and Passehl finished for another win over Alma in the quickly-concluding with six, while Reismann tory. Leading the defensive (6-1) and Westby (5-2). The including five three point- 0/0-2-0 Kolstad 1/2-0/0-1-3 with seven, Suchla scored six Center Lincoln. A matchup conference title chase. and Waldera added four effort were Steien, who tal- Raiders had a chance to pick ers. She added six rebounds Pehler 0/3-0/0-6-0 and Schank had one. of Dairyland Large leaders “This was a huge game each. Steien finished one off lied five steals, and Waldera’s up a game when they played and four steals. Arcadia also Arcadia shot 53 percent also went B-T’s way on Sat- three blocks and two steals. for us to get a win for the Thompson’s rebound lead Arcadia 59 Luther 35 in West Salem on Tuesday of got big games from Autumn from the field, as they were urday, moving the winning Steien also led scorers conference title race,” Storlie with nine, followed by seven The Raiders shot better this week before ending the Passehl and Chloe Halver- able to get baskets in the paint streak to 11 games. with 17 points, followed by said. “This gives us a two from Reismann. than 50 percent from the field The Wildcats now sit at regular season with a home son. Passehl scored 16 points as they outscored the Knights and made four three pointers. a 15-1 record, including an game against Neillsville. to go with six rebounds, four two-to-one in the first half Arcadia (field goals/ 11-0 record in the Dairyland. G-E-T boys exposed to COVID-19 in win Arcadia is the fourth seed assists and five steals while and picked up a win. attempts-free throws/at- Their schedule going into in its Wisconsin Interscho- Halverson scored 14 points The win helped move the tempts-rebounds-points) this week included a Tuesday By Zac Bellman deemed close contacts, var- at the free-throw line down lastic Athletic Association with seven rebounds, six Raiders up in the Coulee — Halverson 7/12-3/4-6-18 road game in Independence, Times Staff sity practices can continue the stretch, as they held off Division Three bracket and assists and five steals. Conference standings and it Suchla ¾-0/0-1-6 Passehl followed by a Friday match- An already turbulent with junior varsity players the Blackhawks to secure the will open tournament play The Raiders had 18 steals was apparent that they would 2/3-3/4-4-7 Schank 0/0- up at home with Alma/Pepin season for the Gale-Ettrick- filling out the roster. The Coulee win. against (5) Mondovi this in the game as they were able do so early as they opened up 1/2-0-1 Slaby 0/0-0/0-1-1 and a Saturday game against Trempealeau boys basketball WIAA requires a five-day Leading the Red Hawks coming Tuesday. The winner to get in transition for a num- an 12-4 lead and went ahead Golden 5/10-0/0-4-10 Son- Royall at Just a Game Field- team sustained another blow reacclimation period after in scoring were Schmitz’s 22 of that game will play at (1) ber of their points. Arcadia by double digits at 17-6 when salla 3/10-0/1-3-7 Pehler house in Wisconsin Dells. last week, as a COVID-19 the two-week quarantine and points, followed by Beedle’s Aquinas on Friday. shot roughly 52 percent from Sonsalla knocked down a 4/5-0/2-9-10 prior to the scheduling of any B-T 70 C-FC 49 exposure will reportedly shut 14, Vance’s 11, Kirkey with seven players down for two games, which would get the nine, Schmidt with seven A hot start offensively rest of the Red Hawks’ play- carried the Wildcats to vic- weeks. and Will Thompson with WIAA Division Three Independence regional ers back in action just in time two. Beedle led the team tory over the Pirates in C-FC The exposure stemmed and then I/G’s Konter for from last Monday’s win for Feb. 16 regional play. in rebounds with nine, and Blair-Taylor’s Matthew Brandenberg released a (continued from Page 12) a wrestleback match as he second-place finishes. Jeff last Monday. B-T created all As of Monday, G-E-T had pinned third-place wrestler Doerr (7-3, 120), Lejcher (9- second-place after losing the distance they would need over Viroqua, after which Schmidt led in assists with three pointer during their game against Alma Center cancelled all games through eight. G-E-T as a team hit 10 Lincoln last week. Jake Fitzpatrick of Aquinas B-T’s Grason Armitage in 2, 126), Gunar Koxlien (5-3, 12-2 to Robert Flege of Aqui- with a 43-22 first half, which an undisclosed number of nas in the championship. Breah Golden of Arcadia pushed the ball up the Blackhawks tested positive Thursday of this week, with three-pointers on the game. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) by pin. the semifinal round. 132), Shramek (8-3, 170) and head coach Randy Storlie a scheduled game against Gabe Pietrek (10-3, 113) Jackson Konter (126), Rogstad (8-2, 285) all lost Koxlien lost to White- court after a steal during the Raiders’ win over Viroqua said was due to his team’s ball for coronavirus. Per Wiscon- hall’s Poulos in the first-place last week. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) sin Interscholastic Athletic West Salem still on tap for did have to win a second Francisco Sanchez (132) and championship matches. movement on the offensive Friday. place match. After two byes, Jacobo Medina (285) all took Doerr advanced to the match, but did not have to end. Association (WIAA) regula- wrestle again because I/G’s G-E-T 65 Viroqua 59 Raider boys beat Westby, Cotter he lost to Whitehall’s Moats third. Konter had a chance to championship with a pin over “We took control of this tions, the seven Red Hawks Sanchez, who he defeated G-E-T tallied their second in the championship, but wrestle for second place, but Whitehall’s Stephens before WHS girls sweep two game early and then just deemed to be close contacts By Andrew Dannehy Luther (7-1). free throw put Arcadia ahead in the semifinal round, took win of the season last Mon- rebounded with a pin over was pinned by B-T’s Colton losing to Penchi of Aquinas, coasted in the second half,” were sidelined from all Times Editor The Raiders were sched- by seven. third. By Andrew Dannehy manton cut into the lead, day, downing the Viroqua Hollett of Aquinas. Lejcher. but he did not have to wrestle Storlie said. “Very nice win games and practices for two A pair of strong defensive uled to play a non-conference After Westby scored, Son- Shramek lost to Riley Klar Times Editor but the outcome of the game Blackhawks on a barrage of Connor Smieja (7-5, 145) Gael Leon (120) was for second place as Stephens on the road in the Dairyland weeks from the exposure. performances helped the Ar- home game against La salla knocked down another of Aquinas 4-0 in the cham- A pair of convincing vic- was never in doubt in the three-pointers. was pinned by Joseph Penchi fourth for I/G. took third. Conference and I’m proud G-E-T head coach Jared cadia boys basketball team to Crescent on Tuesday of this three to put Arcadia back pionship before pinning tories made it six in a row for second half. The Red Hawks got out of Aquinas in the champion- All five of B-T’s sectional Lejcher defeated White- of the guys.” McCutchen said as of Thurs- two wins last week. week and another against ahead by eight. Whitehall’s Ryan Kleinhans the Whitehall girls basketball Norah Youngbauer ahead on a 14-7 run that ship match, but didn’t have qualifiers advanced with hall’s Benson in the semifinal Kyle Steien led scorers day that his team was healthy The first win was one La Crosse Aquinas on Fri- The teams exchanged bas- in the second-place match. team. scored 13 to lead White- included triples from Luke with 25 points, followed by and seeking approval to day. This coming Monday, Chris Rogstad lost to The Norse opened the hall while Nylah Lisowski Vance, Jack Beedle, Cody in which the Raiders held kets as Westby got within six Matt Waldera with 16, Alec return sooner if his team they’re slated to play at Whitehall’s Dunn in the week with a 41-22 win over added 10 and grabbed Schmitz and Riley Kirkey. Westby down in both halves at one point before Updike Reismann with nine, Cain continues to test negative. G- Luther with a game at Black championship, but didn’t Gilmanton last week Tues- 13 rebounds. Sami Huff Viroqua answered with a 7-0 to pick up a Coulee Confer- scored off of a steal and Trev Fremstad with eight, Matt E-T activities director Rick River Falls next Thursday. have another match because day before topping Coulee scored six, Olivia Young- run, before Sawyer Schmidt ence victory, 41-36. The Bjorge made a three to put Brandenburg with six, Tyler Schmidt added that because he previously defeated third- Christian/Providence 57-26 bauer finished with five, broke the 14-14 tie with a second was 44-29 win over Arcadia 41 Westby 36 the Raiders ahead by 11. Thompson with four and there were three players not place wrestler Medina from on Thursday. Avery Sonsalla had three three from the top of the arc. Winona Cotter, a game that Arcadia’s defense held The Raiders maintained I/G. The wins put Whitehall and both Abby Semb and After a Viroqua basket, was added to the schedule Westby to fewer than 20 a double-digit lead for most Grason Armitage (145), at 13-5 overall and they sit Nicoya Yarrington scored G-E-T began to pull away late after a contest with points in each half as the of the rest of the game until check us out at carsoup.com Flynn (152) and Dylan El- at 7-5 in Dairyland Confer- two. later in the half on another Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau Raiders held on for the win. 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After a loss to conference- The Indees are the second The Indees went on an 8-0 Pronschinske fi nished with basketball team earned two by halftime, as 14 first-half another run as turnovers at With their backs against leading Blair-Taylor that seed in their Wisconsin run to take a 14-5 lead in the four and both Amia Ives and wins last week by vastly points from Lindsay Steien, the defensive end created the wall, Indee got some snapped a four-game win- Interscholastic Athletic fi rst half. The Cardinals kept Back had two. different margins over Gil- seven from Lexi Lofgren and opportunities for transition timely triples late in the game ning streak, the Indepen- Association Division Five it close, getting within 17-14, Independence (field manton and Independence six from Austyn Capouch led baskets. Over the next five to make things interesting. dence girls basketball team bracket and will host (3) but the Indees always had goals-free throws-rebounds- to increase their Dairyland the way. minutes, B-T expanded Emerson Pronschinske hit a rebounded with a convincing ECI again on Friday of answers before closing the fouls-points) Conner 16- Conference lead. The Wildcats allowed their advantage to 25-13 pair to answer the 20-3 B-T win over Eleva-Strum last next week. The winner will half with a 6-0 run to take a 2-17-1-34 Au. Pronschinske Last Monday, the Wild- zero field goals in the second on a 14-5 run that included run out of half, followed a week. likely play (1) AC Lincoln 29-20 lead into the intermis- 3-0-2-1-8 Pape 2-0-4-2-6 E. cats blew out the Panthers in half, as Gilmanton’s four seven points from Steien, couple minutes later by two The loss to B-T (see story on Saturday. sion. Pronschinske 0-4-3-2-4 Ives the first half and did not look points after half all came at three from Wagner and two more from the left corner elsewhere in Sports) was a Conner led the way for 1-0-6-0-2 Back 1-0-3-0-2 back. The following day in the free-throw line. each from Alivia Boe and from Aubrie Pronschinske tough one for the Indees as Independence 56 -S 3 the Indees again, scoring Ad. Pronschinske 0-0-1-1-0 a matchup of two Dairyland For the game, B-T was Kierstyn Kindschy. that pulled them back within they stuck with the Dairyland The Indees had control of 34 points and grabbing 17 Bautch 0-0-1-0-0 Zastrow leaders, B-T took a big lead led by Steien’s 21 points, Conner refused to let the 58-49. Conference-Large Division the game before pulling away rebounds while Aubrie Pron- 0-0-0-1-0 in each half and held off the followed by Lofgren and Indees slip too far behind Independence was not leaders for nearly the entire early in the second half. Indees late for another win. Capouch each with 10, Abby however, as her paint pres- done there, as Alana Back game before the Wildcats Independence took a The 2-0 week moves the Thompson and Alivia Boe ence affected B-T shot selec- hit another from distance held on at the end. Against nine-point lead into half time The Whole Wildcats to 13-2 overall, with eight each, Kierstyn tion and opened up the floor before Aubrie Pronschinske E-S, the Indees took control before baskets by Alana Back including a 10-1 Dairyland Kindschy with five, Chloe for herself and teammates. found her opening in the early in the second half and and Ziy Conner pushed the Nine Yards record that still leads the Wagner with four, McKenna Over the final seven minutes corner again, pulling them won 56-39. lead to 13. Aubrie Pronschin- Dairyland Large over the Boe with three and Leah of the half, Independence within a 60-55 deficit with The Indees enter the fi nal ske later made a three to put by Zac Bellman 10-2 Cochrane-Fountain Kidd and Emma Johnson the Indees ahead 39-24 and outscored B-T 17-9, led by five minutes remaining. week of the regular season t s er t ot er er City Pirates. Their sched- each with two. a 15-point half from Conner. That would be as close as fi rmly in second place in baskets by Conner put them For a few breathtaking nanoseconds after a Tom Brady ule heading into this week An Aubrie Pronschinske the Indees would get how- the DC-Small with a 9-4 up by 19 before two free B-T 62 Independence 55 third-down pass sailed wide of its intended target, it seemed included a home game ever, as B-T took the air out record, behind Alma Center throws by Emerson Pron- Independence overcame a three also contributed to the as if Green Bay might have a chance. against Whitehall on Mon- of the ball offensively with Lincoln’s 9-2 mark. The schinske made it a 21-point rough offensive start to make run, which had slimmed the Despite another abysmal overall performance with day, followed by away games long possessions before a Indees were 14-5 overall at lead for the Indees. The lead a late push in each half, but B-T lead to 34-30 by half- mistakes in all three phases, it looked like the Hail Mary against Melrose-Mindoro on Chloe Wagner steal in the the start of this week before grew to as high as 22 before the Indees were not able to time. King would get one more chance to pull the Packers from Tuesday, Eleva-Strum on final minute sealed the final. playing Cadott on Monday the Cardinals scored a few match the hot shooting of Steien did not lose her the ashes. Then, a yellow hanky served as the fi nal curtain Thursday and against Royall Steien and the Wildcats. range at the other basket The Wildcats were led in at Just a Game Fieldhouse in rather than Aaron Rodgers’ curtain call. From the press Last Tuesday’s Dairyland however, sinking a three to scoring by Steien’s 32 points, conference that began minutes later onward, there has been Wisconsin Dells on Saturday. matchup began inauspi- start the scoring in the first which included seven makes The Wildcats received the incessant speculation over every word Rodgers has uttered. ciously for the Indees, as minute of the second half. from deep. Chloe Wagner Anyone in his shoes would realistically have doubts second seed in their Wiscon- they were unable to find their The triple ignited a 7-0 run added 12 points, followed sin Interscholastic Athletic about serving out the remaining three years on his current footing with five-straight to push the lead out to 41-30 by six each from Johnson contract, but Rodgers’ comments in the week after have Association Division Four turnovers on their first five and induce a timeout by the and Capouch, two each from bracket and will host (3) been as affi rmative as could be expected. Immediately after possessions. Those turnovers Indees. Thompson and Kindschy and the loss of what he would have to admit was one of his last, Whitehall next Friday. The helped B-T out to a 9-2 start, Emerson Pronschinske one each from Alivia Boe and winner of that game will best chances at a second Super Bowl appearance, Rodgers led by a fastbreak layup from did hit a three shortly after Callie Wagner. was hardly jovial. He spoke of unknowns pertaining to likely play (1) Cochrane- Thompson and a three from to bring Independence back Independence was led by Fountain City on Saturday. the pending free agencies of teammates like Aaron Jones, Steien. within 10, but B-T kept push- 19 points from Conner, 16 Jamaal Williams, Corey Linsley, Lane Taylor and Marcedes Chloe Wagner of Blair-Taylor shot a jumper during B-T 73 Gilmanton 23 The Indees climbed back ing the issue. B-T’s Johnson from Emerson Pronschinske, Lewis, while even hinting that A lot of guys’...futures are the Wildcats’ win over Independence last Tuesday. The rout was on early last within 11-8 just past the answered with a three, fol- 14 from Aubrie Pronschinske uncertain, myself included. (Times photograph by Zac Bellman) Monday as the Wildcats put 14-minute mark on a three lowed by a Steien layup and and six from Back. Predictably, those chomping at the bit for drama rushed to grow this molehill into the biggest mountain they could mus- ter. Once the sports talk show storm grew too big to ignore, Independence boys team loses two of three in Dairyland play team president Mark Murphy and Rodgers each made public comments that should have put the matter to bed. By Andrew Dannehy Monday before concluding control. bury added 11, John Roskos Indees had no answer. Fro the second time last We’re not idiots, Murphy told The 5th uarter Show Times Editor the regular season with a A/P finished the half with scored 10, Alex Pfaff, seven; While they barely shot week, the Indees put together on W FL in Green Bay last Monday. Aaron Rodgers will Defense was a problem game at ECIL. a 21-8 run to tie the game at Wyatt Kuerschner, three and 40 percent from the field, a strong first half as they took be back. He’s our leader. for the Independence boys A/P 64 Independence 50 28 at halftime. They took the Ben Pyka one for the Indees. extra chances were a huge a 30-24 lead into halftime. Rodgers weighed in himself on his weekly appearance basketball team early last The Indees started fast, lead in the second half and ECI 80 Independence 40 boost for the Lancers. ECI But the second half was on the Pat McAfee Show with his own perspective, saying week, but they got it together scoring 20 of the first 27 pulled away. The Lancers were able to grabbed 42 rebounds in the another story as the Beavers I don’t think there’s any reason why I wouldn’t be back. by the end of the week as they points of the game, but the Chris Killian scored 18 control the pace of the game game, helping them get 69 were able to get to the basket With Murphy on record as not wanting to self-label picked up a win. Eagles caught up and took points while Tyler Kings- from the opening tip and the shot attempts. While their and either score or get fouled. himself and the rest of the Packers’ front offi ce as ‘idiots,’ The Indees got out to a three-point shots were in- Augusta scored 39 points in and Rodgers far from the trade others had him supposedly Alana Black of Independence shot a jumper during big lead last week Monday consistent (five-for-16) ECI the second half as they sur- demanding, was there room for more misinterpretation the Indees’ loss to Blair-Taylor last Tuesday. against Alma/Pepin, but they shot 19-for-19 from the free- passed the Indees and went As of Thursday, it appeared so, as Adam Schefter of ESP (Times photograph by Zac Bellman) weren’t able to hold the lead throw line. on for the win. suggested he was not As convinced that everybody feels as the Eagles surged for a The Lancers took a 39- While Augusta only shot the same way about Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay as the ADRC of Trempealeau County • Feb. 8-12 64-50 win. On Tuesday, they 15 lead into halftime. The 33 percent from the field, coaches. That basically puts everyone in the building on struggled to stop Eau Claire Indees got a few baskets to they were 21-for-26 from the same page except for perhaps the one person that actu- Senior Dining & Fellowship Menus Immanuel Lutheran all game cut into the lead early in the the free-throw line. ally pulls the trigger, general manager Brian Gutekunst. Anyone age 60 or older is welcome. There are no income or as the Lancers picked up an second half, but the Lancers Killian’s 19 points led While Gutekunst undoubtedly wants to build his own asset limits. The suggested donation is $4.00 per meal. 80-40 win. The Indees broke shifted into another gear and Independence while Pyka core around 2020 fi rst-round draft pick Jordan Love that Call ADRC, 715-538-2001 or 800-273-2001, or email Kristine at through on Friday, picking up pulled away. scored 11, both Kingsbury Arcadia’s ora Bergerson competed on the bars lasts well beyond Rodgers’ fi nal snap in the NFL, to move [email protected] for eligibility & other info. a 63-57 road win over Alma Ryan Zimmerman scored and Connor scored six, Kuer- during their dual against Westby on Friday. on this offseason makes little to no sense. The FL is likely Center Lincoln. 29 points to lead ECI while schner finished with five and There will be no senior dining at any of the restaurant dining. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) facing a salary cap crunch due to the fi nancial impact of However, carryouts can be requested at some sites. Some The win put the Indees Daniel Hein (15) and Britten both Pfaff and Roskos had CO ID-19 and limited fans, not to mention the dead cap at 2-9 on the season as Rutz (14) were also in double four. places are also offering delivery. Please inquire for delivery, if HS g sts top West cost of cutting or trading Rodgers this year that exceeds needed, when calling the dining site. The suggested donation they’ll have a busy finish to figures. Independence 63 ACL 57 31 million according to Spotrac. For Gutekunst to subject amount remains the same. As always, if you have questions the season. After playing at Killian knocked down The Indees pulled out the the team president that hired him to looking like an idiot, or concerns, please call the ADRC at 715-538-2001. Gilmanton on Monday of a few shots early in the By Andrew Dannehy around title as the Raiders win in overtime. Times Editor had the top three all-around ignore the will of his head coach and get rid of a player who BLAIR: Rainbow Restaurant (30798 U.S. Hwy. 53) this week, the Indees hosted second half as he finished Killian led the team with has stated his desire to stay is a narrative that does not hold Blair-Taylor on Tuesday and with at team-high 18 points. It was close, but the Ar- gymnasts. Monday-Friday • 11:00am - 1:00pm 18 points while Kingsbury water. Carryouts Available. Call 608-989-2003. had a rematch with ACL on Pyka added 11, Kuerschner, cadia gymnastics team came Bergerson scored a 29.725 added 13, Pyka and Roskos The sunset of the Rodgers era in Green Bay is coming, Mon: Tater Tot Hotdish, Mixed Vegetable, Fruit. Thursday before hitting the seven; Damon Connor, away with a nearly fi ve-point as she had the meet’s top both scored 10, Pfaff, eight; win over. scores on the vault, 7.8; bars, but he is still in the saddle for now. Tues: Spaghetti, Corn, Garlic Bread, Fruit. road again with a game at El- three; Roskos, two and Connor, four and Kuer- Wed: Pork Roast, Whipped Potatoes w/Gravy, Baked Beans, Ice Cream. eva-Strum on Friday. They’ll Pfaff, two. Arcadia fi nished with a 6.775 and fl oor, 8.2 while Thurs: Baked Pork Chop, Whipped Potatoes, Green Beans, Cherry schner, one. higher score on the uneven taking second in the beam Cheesecake. play Gilmanton again, this AUG 63 Independence 55 We do! Call time at home, this coming bars, balance beam and fl our with a 6.95. Fri: Poorman's Lobster or Hand-Breaded Fish, American Fries, The Indees had the lead routine as they snuck out a Lindsey Berg was second Don’t today to Coleslaw, Pudding. at halftime, but they had a trempealeau 108.225-103.675 win over all-around with a 28.025 and get your Dove Healthcare (51019 Ridge View Rd.) Chris Killian of Independence dove for a loose ball during their game against difficult time stopping the county times OSSEO: Westby at the Wanek Center Rachel Knudsen finished have subscription Monday-Friday • 11:45am - 12:45pm Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran last week.(Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) Beavers in the second half. in Arcadia on Friday. BOWLING third with a 27.575. Berg the started NO SENIOR MEALS DUE TO COVID-19. The Raiders were sched- scored a 7.35 on the vault, and your & uled to close out the regular Sacred Heart Church Kolve’s Auto Truck Repair Charlie’s Fix-It-Up 6 on the bars, 6.7 on the muscle? job search DODGE/PINE CREEK: FREE PICK UP* & DELIVERY* IN A 10 MILE RADIUS! - Ettrick - Pin Topplers League season with competitions beam and 7.975 on the fl oor. Tuesdays & Thursdays • Noon Galesville underway. Carryouts Available. Call Kathy Kramer, 608-539-5391, SEMI TRUCK & TRAILER REPAIR BUY 3 TIRES at West Salem on Monday Knudsen scored an 8.175 on We are now Specializing in Front End Repair Team Standings: or Carol Suchla, 608-865-1806 and Get the 4th Elmaro Winery ...... 19 of this week and Friday in the fl oor, 6.55 on the beam, o ering $90 DOT • Computerized 4-Wheel Alignment Tues: Chicken Hotdish, Green Beans, Peach Up-Side Down Cake. 1/2 o ! Weltzien Turkey Farms ...... 18 iro ua. The sectional com- 5.675 on the bars and a 7.2 Thurs: Ribs, Baked Potato, Squash, Jello w/Fruit. inspections ! • Tires, Brakes, Shocks Mike’s Bar & Grill ...... 15 petition is scheduled for next on the vault. Major Engine • Cars, Trucks, SUVs and Large Trucks Lien Auto Sales ...... 11 week Saturday with West SOUTHERN TREMPEALEAU COUNTY: Skid Steer & and Transmission Itzel Hernandez had an • 24-Hour Towing DoT High team series: Elmaro Salem hosting. Boondocks Locker Room (N14514 Co. Rd. M) Tractor Repair Repair & Replacement INSPECTIONS Winery, 1,718 all-around score of 22.9 for • Custom-made Hydraulic Hoses Tuesday-Thursday • 11am - Noon High team game: Elmaro Arcadia 0 225 Arcadia. She scored a 6.75 36435 Main St. Carryouts Available. Call 608-582-4401. Dannon Kolve, W15708 State Hwy. 121, North eld Business: 608-525-5653 Winery, 583 est 03 675 on the vault, 4.6 on the bars, Whitehall Tues: Roast Beef, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Peas, Cookie. H : 5 9 4 2 42 : 5 9 0529 After Hours: 608-865-0748 High individual game:Sharon Arcadia’s ora Berger- 5.2 on the beam and 6.35 on Wed: Lasagna, Garlic Toast, Green Beans, Baked Good. cl es wi Johnson. 172 son took the individual all- the fl oor. 715-538-4765 Thurs: Chicken Alfredo, Garlic Toast, Broccoli, Cake. Page 18 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, February 3, 2021 Wednesday, February 3, 2021 Trempealeau County Times Page 19
= ' Arcadia Tu Khiem Ho, Obituaries = ' College & University John Kimmel, John Krett, Obituaries Luke Quinn, Sofi a Galvan, Terry E. Reglin of Caledonia, Mark (Alex) his son, Jon William, along snow with the skid loader, and worked on the family re-wrote many scriptures. Abigayle Suchla Terry E. Reglin, 66, of Reglin of Beaver Dam; with his grandchildren: deer hunting, fishing, camp- farm for 35 years. She gave Although gone too soon, Barbara “Barb” were invited for a walk- Marvin is survived by NEWS Ettrick Nicholas Salz- Prairie du Chien, passed brother, Dennis Reglin of Madison Mavis, William fires with family and friends piano and accordion lessons she will forever be in our J. Schultz through visitation from his children: Greg Wolfe, wedel Waumandee; sister, Mary Nolan, Brenden William and spending time working and carried her love of mu- 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Sandra (Kent) Bahler, Jeff away Sunday, January 17, hearts and remembered by Barbara Jean Schultz, The University of Wis- lard, Emma Fentress, Bryan Galesville — Piper John- Lou (Maynard) Pronschin- and Caiden Jon. on projects in his shop. He sic for the remainder of her at Wozney-Killian Fu- (Karen) Wolfe and Todd 2021, in La Crosse. her gentle touch and beauti- 66, of Winona, MN, passed consin-La Crosse announced Larson, Madeline Palubicki, son ske of Waumandee; nephew, He is further survived was a great fabricator. life as a well-known church neral Home in Arcadia. (Brenda) Wolfe; grandchil- Terry was born Janu- ful smile. away peacefully at her its 2020 summer graduates: Andrew Schoen, Zoha Su- Independence Ace Cory (Kelly) Pronschinske by his siblings: James (Jan- Dan is survived by his organist-playing for hun- Survivors include four COVID-19 guidelines were dren: Jim (Kyla) Bahler, ary 6, 1955, in Arcadia, to home, holding the hand of Arcadia Zach Pron- hail, Noah Sydow Whitwam of Trempealeau; and niece, ice), Stephen, Doug (Nan- wife, Barbara of Arca- dreds of different pastors. children: Jake (Sarah) Mel- observed. Sam Bahler, Jared (Stepha- Arvin and her loving husband, after schinske Ettrick Sara Beirne Trempealeau Olivia Cheyanne (Anthony) Swift, cylee), Eunice Bielefeldt, dia; six children: Jennifer Sister JoDeen guided Jan- by of Holmen, Stephanie Barb’s family would like nie) Wolfe, Megan (An- Fern (Piel) a courageous battle with Osseo Sara Swenson Fountain City Mad- Landsom, Maxwell Marley, of Trempealeau. He is sur- Carol Nordby(Bill) Pecha, (Glenn) Schick of Ponto- ice through writing a book (John) Lynch of Neillsville, to thank the staff of Winona drew) Pittman, Kylynn Reglin. After breast cancer, under the care Trempealeau Chey- eline Hoesley Casey Olson, Koltan Benrud, vived by his grandchildren: Michael (Sherry), Richard toc, MS, Randall (Jennifer) about her life story at the Autumn (Mike) Bergerson Area Hospice for the care Wolfe and Ben Wolfe; and graduating of Winona Area Hospice. anne Burt, Cj Corey Galesville — Rachel Dylan Gappa Audriana, Alexzander & Fernholz of New Rich- age of 87. Most of all, she of Independence and Ar- and compassion they gave great-grandchildren: Mae, from Arcadia (Lorraine), Paul (Sandy), Barb was born in Ar- Klink, Emma Lanzel, Zoe Whitehall — Gabrielle Atarion Zubella, Addison Robert (Toni), Joseph (Mar- mond, Kate (John) Nelson was a supportive and loving ron Bloom of Whitehall; to Barb in her fi nal weeks, Audrey and Vera Bahler. High School cadia, November 1, 1954, Reggie Evenson, Gales- Lavender, Natalie Sonsalla Fields, Kayla Thoma & Brooklyn Mezera, and of Arcadia, Kim (Phillip) wife, mother, grandmother her father, Donald Melby and a special thank you to He was preceded in death in 1974, Ter- ilyn), David (Beverly) and to Alden Hixton Reighlynn Dominic Reglin; also by Ehrat of Buffalo City, Rus- and great-grandmother. She of Blair; four sisters: Sue Mary Beth and Sheila for by his parents; wife, Phyllis; ville, was among the fall ry went to Barbara Brady; along with and Ardys Larsen The University of Wis- nieces, nephews, other rela- sell (Jennifer) Fernholz of was loved and looked after Fletcher of Merrillan, Shir- their exceptional support son, Mark Wolfe (Laurell); 2020 graduates from Min- work for Material Service numerous nieces, nephews, (Scow) Bo- Independence Morgan consin-Green Bay has made tives and friends. Waumandee, and Danielle by many, and will be greatly ley (Tony) Baldwin of Spar- and service. brothers: Norbert “Nobby” nesota State University, Corporation in Lockport, cousins and friends. berg. After Becker, Jennessa Kamrows- public the names of under- Terry was preceded in (Matthew) Phillips of Ar- missed. ta, Sarah (Rich) Knutson For more information Wolfe, Tony Wolfe, Clar- Mankato. IL, where he began his jour- Bill was preceded in graduating ki, Jazmin Nielsen graduate students receiving death by Arvin and Fern death by his parents; a sis- cadia; 15 grandchildren Janice is survived by of Taylor and Stacy (Don) and to express condolences ence “Cluck” Wolfe, Jo- ney on the river. He was a from Arcadia The following local stu- Osseo Andrew Chris- semester honors for the fall Reglin; and his grandpar- ter, Jeanette; a brother, Pat- (with one on the way, due her brother, Robert (Con- Hohmann of Arcadia; four to her family online, please seph Wolfe, Linus Wolfe, deckhand, became a cook High School, dents were among the fall topherson, Thomas Fischer, 2020 semester: ents. rick; a niece, Rachel; and a in March): Leila and Evan nie) Scharlau; a sister, Jo- brothers: Sam (Jeannie) visit www.wozneykillianfh. Lloyd “Boobly” Wolfe and on the boats, and worked his she was 2020 graduates from Western Madison Hageness, Kari Blair Amber Lam- Private family services nephew, Joseph. Schick, Ryan (Hannah), Deen (Robert) Forsyth; a of Blair, Scott (Brenda) of com. Gerald “Chalky” Wolfe; way up to a captain in 1978. united in marriage to Tony Technical College: Herman, imona Pederson, bright, High Honors will be held at a later date at A Celebration of Life for Elyse, and Julia Fernholz, daughter, Barbara Cantlon; Blair, Steve (Sheila) of Ar- –––––––––––––––––––––– and sisters: Delores Wolfe, In 1979, Terry estab- Schultz, April 26, 1974, at Blair Colyn Berg, Tristan Shuttleworth Buffalo City Bella St. Boniface Parish in Wau- William will be held at a Hillary Filla, Twins: Pey- a son, Brian (Lori) Thomp- cadia and Stanley Melby of Mar in W. “Sonny” Dorothy Wolfe and Marlene lished Coulee Region Tow- Our Lady of Perpetual Help Caresa Jimenez Strum Jennifer Booth, Schmidtknecht, High Hon- mandee. later date at the Brady farm ton and Jackson Nelson, son; grandchildren, Heather Blair; nine grandchildren: Wol e Gamoke. ing, Ltd., became president Catholic Church in Arcadia. Ettrick Andrew Brady Jedediah Lorenz, Elise Ries- ors Talbot Family Funeral in Galesville. Tyler, Trevor, Tanner, and Buchholtz (Josh), Rachael Austin, Madeline, Emerson, A Mass of Christian Buri- of the company and bought For many years, Barb was Marvin Walter Galesville — Hallie enweber Cochrane Emily Bork, Homes of Cochrane, WI, –––––––––––––––––––––– TJ Ehrat, Claire and Eliza- Thompson (Brooke), Chad Violet, Payten, Riley, Daw- al will be held Saturday, a towboat in Tampa, FL. employed with the Winona “Sonny” Wolfe, French Taylor Austin Elvaker, Highest Honors Coulee Region Towing assisted the family with ar- Anita L. Christianson beth Fernholz, and Frankie Thompson (Cari) and great- son, Jaeryk and Michael. Knitting Mills until its clo- 92, of Madison, February 6, 2021, at 2:00 Hixton Laura Hefty, rangements. Please share Phillips; sister, Nancy (La- grandchildren, Laken and Sandra was preceded in p.m., at St. Dennis Catho- Independence Allison Maria Moldenhauer ran a tug service in the La Anita Lois Christianson, sure in 2000. She worked passed away Thursday, Jan- Bragger, Tiffany Theisen Trempealeau Jack Mar- Highest Honors, Taylor Crosse Harbor (La Crosse, your memory of Terry or ex- 90, of Inver Grove Heights Verne) Haines of Arcadia; Eli Buchholtz. death by her mother, Dolo- briefl y for the Winona Post, uary 28, 2021. Marvin was lic Church, 505 Dempsey Hertz, Honors press your words of comfort sister-in-law, Dorothy Fern- She was preceded in death res Melby; and her grand- Rd., Madison, with Father Trempealeau Sawyer ley, Carlee Shimek WI) from 1980 – 1981. In MN, died peacefully, Janu- but found caring for her born November 15, 1928, Gibson, Connor Kramer, Whitehall Kayley Bla- Strum Tyes Balk, Hon- 1982, Coulee Region Tow- at www.talbotfuneralhomes. ary 25, 2021. holz of Whitehall; and one by her husband, Laurel in parents. grandchildren would give in Fountain Randy Timmerman presid- ors com. niece; four nephews; and 2013; a son-in-law, Jim Public visitation was held ing. Family and friends who Robert McInnes ha, Karli Estenson, LeAnn ing moved its marine opera- She was born February her the greatest reward. City, the son Ring tions to Clayton, IA. At that –––––––––––––––––––––– many friends and relatives. Cantlon and her brother, Sunday, January 31, 2021, wish to view the Mass via 21, 1930, in Whitehall. A Barb loved babies and of Joseph Rylee McCutchen, Trem- The following local stu- point, Clayton Tug Service William “Bill” L. Brady He was preceded in death Glen Scharlau. from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., LIVE STREAM may visit loving mother and home- children most of all, and and Leoba pealeau, was among 282 stu- The following local stu- dents were named to the was established and Terry by his parents; brother, Da- A drive-thru style visita- at Edison Funeral Home, Marvin’s obituary page at William “Bill” L. Brady, maker, Anita was a gentle opened her arms to her (Patzner) dents named to the Lakeland dents were named to the University of Wisconsin- ran the business until he 78, of Galesville, passed soul who enjoyed garden- vid Fernholz, Sr.; sister, tion will be held Wednes- Independence, followed by grandson, Jaydan, caring Wolfe. Mar- www.gundersonfh.com and Madison fall semester dean’s click on the Live Webcast University dean’s list for 2020 fall semester dean’s list retired in 2015, after spend- away Wednesday, January ing, reading, solving cross- Jean Fernholz-Friendt; and day, February 3, 2021, from private family services due for him as one of her own vin mar- list: link at 2:00 p.m., Saturday, academic achievement for at University of Wisconsin- ing 41 years on the river. On 20, 2021, at his home, sur- word puzzles and bird twin granddaughters: Anna 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., to current COVID-19 re- children, providing a sta- ried Phyllis Arcadia Alexis Schank February 6, 2021. Visitation the 2020 fall semester. River Falls: July 20, 2020, Clayton Tug rounded by his family. watching. and Emily Fernholz; and at French Creek Lutheran strictions. bile home life when he Weisenberger, October 15, Cochrane Jacob Jandro will be held at the church Arcadia Johanna Services named a boat Terry William was born Sep- Anita is survived by her father and mother-in-law, Church, rural Ettrick, fol- A Celebration of Life was young. She very much 1955, in Arcadia, and had Eleva Carly Schneider on Saturday, from 1:00 p.m. The following local stu- Haines, Emily Kupka, Alexis Reglin in honor of Terry. tember 9, 1942, to William children: Andrea Christian- Alphonse and Marcella lowed by a private family gathering will be held this enjoyed cooking big din- fi ve children together: Greg, Ettrick Alexandria until the time of the Mass. dents were named to the 2020 Noble-Meraz, Collin Weltz- Terry married Anita F. and Mary son, Brian Christianson, Waldera. service. summer at the Melby fam- ners for her family, camp- Sandy, Jeff, Mark and Todd. Beam, Julia Beam, Abigail Burial will take place at fall semester dean’s list at ien, Curtis Weltzien (Bradley) in La Crosse, in M. (Strem- Signe Christianson; and two A Mass of Christian Zwickey Funeral Homes, ily farm. ing, playing in pools and on Marvin grew up on a farm, Omernick, Kyle Scherr, Burial will be held Wednes- Roselawn Memorial Park at University of Wisconsin-Eau Blair Megan Kohel 1981. They were married cha) Brady granddaughters: Angela Galesville Chapel assisted Online condolences may waterslides with her grand- the third youngest of eleven Madison Schmidt day, February 10, 2021, at be offered at www.edison a later date. Claire: Eleva Alexandra Han- for 39 years. Terry had a in La Crosse. (Clayton) McCann of Au- the family. children, gardening and children. He had wonder- Galesville — Ethan Bur- 12:00 p.m., at Holy Family –––––––––––––––––––––– funeralhome.com. Memorials may be made Arcadia Isaiah Ander- sen, Sean McRoberts tender heart with a focus on He gradu- rora, CO and Amy Chris- decorating the outside of ful parents who embodied ton, Cole Johnson, Logan Catholic Church in Arca- Sandra Melby to St. Dennis Catholic son Fountain City Alex- putting his time and energy ated from tianson (Ryan McDaniel) of her home for various holi- a strong work ethic, hon- Kwasniewski dia, with Fathers Sebastian Church or the Leukemia and Blair Joshua Baker, ander Frie, Savanna Frie, into helping individuals any Holmen high Ellsworth. Sandra Melby, 65, of Ar- days. She was an excellent esty and the values of their Hixton Daniel Forman, Kolodziejczyk and Kyle death Lymphoma Society of Wis- Nicholas Johnson, Kaelyn Dresden Lambert, Deanna way that he could. school, and She was preceded in cadia, died Wednesday, Jan- homemaker and took pride Catholic faith. He instilled Olivia Hefty Laylan officiating. Fam- consin. Online condolenc- Lejcher Wiersgalla Throughout the years, he joined the U.S. Army, serv- death by her husband of 54 uary 27, 2021, in Arcadia. notice in keeping her home neat his faith, hauling all fi ve of Independence John ily and friends are invited es may be made at www. Cochrane Linzy Sen- Hixton Katie Dokkes- spent lots of time on the ski ing three years abroad. years, Warren Christianson; Sandra was born Septem- and clean. Barb was an avid his children to church every Halama for visitation beginning at gundersonfh.com. delbach tul slopes, going to dirt track Bill married Donna (Bo- ber 11, 1955, in Whitehall Bradley D. Klonecki Packers Fan and stayed loy- Sunday and Feast Day, no Osseo Hattie Frieburg, brother, Alan Stuve; sister, 10:00 a.m. until the time of Gunderson East Eleva Logan Ander- Osseo Rachel Moseley, races, traveling throughout ske), June 10, 1967. They to Donald and Dolores (So- Bradley David Klonecki, al, win or lose. Barb’s tenac- excuses. Marvin and Phyl- Ashley Skoyen, Anna Speck- Audrey Bautch; daughter, mass at church. A Rosary Funeral & Cremation Care son, Cole Bergeson, Josie Rayanne Walker the U.S., and making many lived in La Crosse and bish) Melby. 27, of Blair, and formerly of ity and strong will became lis started their life together ien Eve Christianson. will be recited just prior 5203 Monona Drive Butzler, Zachary Caterer, Strum Shane Larson, friendships with people that Bangor before Bill’s moth- Sandra was an extremely Arcadia, passed away sud- the most evident as she in Arcadia in 1955, living in Trempealeau Jacob A private burial will be to the beginning of Mass. P: 608-221-5420 Tabitha Coffey, Heather Dil- Maiya McSorley, Greta he met on his travels. Terry er, Mavis, showed them a hard worker. She dedicated denly, Thursday, January the Harry Stagg Apartments Servais held late spring. In lieu of Burial will be at a later date battled through her breast Monson, Paige Monson, enjoyed growing food in beautiful farm near Gales- 46 years of 28, 2021. and then purchasing a small Whitehall Madelyn flowers, memorial remem- in St. Joseph Cemetery in cancer, knowing she want- Evan Runkel his ever evolving garden, ville in 1970. Bill worked brances would be appreci- her life to A Mass of Christian Buri- ed to stay with her family. farm in Arcadia. Dad loved PUBLIC NOTICE Geiger harvesting and delivering for 33 years at Norplex in rural Arcadia. Arcadia Fry- ated to: Our Lady of Peace, al will be held Saturday, May her love for her fam- farming. They raised broiler NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The following students food for others; he always La Crosse before retiring in For more information ers/Golden 2076 St. Anthony Ave, St. February 6, 2021, at 11:30 ily warm the memories they chickens, a few cattle, grew PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the lan Commission o the City o were named to the fall 2020 The following local stu- enjoyed every bit of the ex- 1998. and to express condolences Plump/Pil- alesville will hold a Public Hearing in the alesville ublic Library Paul, MN 55104. a.m., at Holy Family Catho- share, as our Boss, Momma, corn and had lots of cats. dean’s list at Saint Mary’s dents were named to the perience. Bill was a wonderful to his family online, please grims. San- Community Room on Tuesday, February 9, 2021, at 5:00 p.m. on The family would like to lic Parish in Arcadia, with sister and friend may be They cherished 10 years on University of Minnesota: dean’s list at University of The highlight of his re- brother, uncle, husband, visit www.wozneykillianfh. dra worked a petition rom Bruce Reedy and Sheryl Reedy or a Conditional Use extend their heartfelt thank Father Kyle Laylan officiat- gone from our sights, but the farm. In addition, Mar- ermit or a sandblasting auto body shop that will be using abrasives Independence Joseph Wisconsin-Stout for the 2020 tirement was spending time father and grandfather. He com. holidays, you to the staff at Our Lady ing. Family and friends are never from our hearts. vin worked for the Green or sandblasting. Pyka fall semester: with his children and grand- shared his passion for the –––––––––––––––––––––– weekends, overtime and The legal description or the property is: Lots 1 2 3 and 4 Block of Peace Hospice, for the welcome for visitation from Barb is survived by her Bay and Western Railroad Osseo Michelle De- Cochrane Rowan Ver- children, going to Amish outdoors with Donna and Janice Thompson never complained. She took 1 . . Torr s ddition also part o the N N Section 33 loving and compassionate 9:00 a.m. until the time of loving husband, Tony of in Arcadia as a telegrapher, T19N R8 alesville isconsin. witz douw auctions, taking road trips his entire family. He loved Janice Thompson, 89, pride in her hard work and care given to Anita. service at church. Masks Winona, MN; daughter, transferring to the station The above notice published at the direction o the lan Commis- Trempealeau Brett Eleva Andrew Hanson, to visit friends and enjoying spending time on the family www.robertsfuneral died Monday, January 25, enjoyed her co-workers. and social distancing per Amy (Nicholas Latus) in Wisconsin Rapids as an sion o the City o alesville. Evan Torgerson Dated at alesville isconsin this 21st day o anuary 2021. Lettner the outdoors. farm, in the woods, on the andcremation.com 2021. Her goal was to be the lon- COVID-19 guidelines will Beier-Latus; sons: Shawn agent. It was a 42-year ca- Fountain City Kashes Terry is survived by his She was born May 23, Vince Howe Mayor river or along the local trout –––––––––––––––––––––– gest employee and reach the be strongly encouraged. (Dori), Corey (Amy), and reer he loved. He and Mom Su anne M. ohnson Clerk Franz wife, Anita; children: Brad streams. 1931, in Whitehall, to Clif- 50-year mark before she re- Levi Cox, Galesville, Daniel “Dan” Burial will be in St. Stan- Travis Schultz; grandchil- resided in Wisconsin Rap- ( ublished anuary 27 February 3 2021) was named to the 2020 fall Independence Andrew (Nahnie) Reglin of Sun Prai- Bill is survived by his ford and Luella (Nelson) tired. Sandra had the biggest N L Lee Fernholz islaus Cemetery, rural Arca- dren: Karyssa (Ethan), ids for 50 years, moving to semester dean’s list at Gus- Grulkowski rie, Angie (Tony) Zubella of wife, Donna (Boske), his Scharlau, the oldest of four heart and was always help- dia. For further information Preston, Devyn, Colton, Madison in 2016 to be clos- Osseo Fiona Fay, Iola, Kelly (Craig) Mezera son, William Edward, and Daniel Lee Fernholz, 70, children. After graduating ing others. She would do- tavus Adolphus College. of Arcadia, passed away and to express condolences Benjamin “Benny Boo”, er to family. NOTICE OF BID Valerie Gillingham, Joseph from Arcadia High School, nate vacation time & money to his family online, please Popple, Morgan uirk, January 25, 2021, at Mayo Kaylee, Jaydan, and Adri- Marvin always found the — ATTENTION — The following students she attended Winona Busi- to those in need. She lived visit www.wozneykillianfh. an; a great-grandchild (due best in others. He laughed Jordyn Sieg, Austin Skoug, Jack Funeral Homes, Ltd. Clinic Health System – ness College. simply and took pride in her SUBCONTRACTORS & SUPPLIERS were named to the University Franciscan Healthcare in La com. to arrive June of 2021); easily, was a practical joker FOWLER & HAMMER INC. acting as of Wisconsin-Whitewater Cole Windhorst FUNERAL TRUST ACCOUNTS MONUMENT SALES Janice spent many of her family and especially her (Obituaries are sisters: Christine (Brian) and was on the receiving Construction Manager re uests your bid or the: Strum — Grace Ander- | Crosse, from complications working years as a secre- ARCADIA CITY HALL AND POLICE GARAGE dean’s list for the 2020 fall grandchildren. Sandra was continued on page 19) Bisek, Patricia Weltzien, end of many practical jokes son, Isaac Larrabee, Alex after surgery. tary at her dad’s Buick ga- extremely strong and did BIDS DUE: Friday, February 5, at 4:00 p.m. semester. Lori (David) Skroch, Cindy by his sons. He was patient, Bidding Documents are available via the Fowler & Hammer nc. Sromek Dan was born February rage and at French Creek Osseo Ben Haas Blair not let any hindrance stop www.facebook.com/ (Thomas) Myers, and Lynn kind, calm and determined. website at: fowlerhammer.com/bid-opportunities/. lease contact Trempealeau Savan- 10, 1950, in Arcadia to Mark Lutheran Church. She mar- ro ect Manager ndy Neubauer with pro ect uestions or or assis- Trempealeau Isaac 115 W. 4th Street her. She loved the Lord, trempcotimes (Michael) Wolfe; brothers: Throughout life, he enjoyed nah Delong and Marga- ried Laurel Thompson, read the Bible daily, and tance with bid preparation. Marley Richard (Cheyanne) Boberg the simple things; time with Fowler & Hammer nc. Whitehall — Halle Gei- 608-989-2383 ret (Pyka) August 18, 1951, and from Whitehall Erin Ma- and Randall Boberg; her family, eating watermelon, 313 Monitor Street ger, Aime Stendahl Fernholz. the beginning they shared theny special cat, Noah; and many a good toboggan ride, ice La Crosse 54 03 He wed Bar- a love of dancing that took : 08-782- 849 skating, fi xing cars with his Whitehall bara K. Wal- them to all the local dance nieces, nephews, cousins, F: 08-785-7055 The following students boys, hunting, trapping and : bids owlerhammer.com 35890 S. Abrams Street dera, July halls. Together they lived and friends. were named to the Iowa State BIRTH She has been greeted in fi shing. He also enjoyed n ual pportunity mployer University dean’s list for the anno nce ent 715-538-4422 26, 1969, ( ublished anuary 27 February 3 2021) at St. Stan- OBITUARIES in the Trempealeau Heaven by her parents; in- roller skating with his wife. N L 2020 fall semester: islaus Catholic Church in County Times are paid advertising fant sister; and grandson, In recent years, he enjoyed Arcadia Noah Schank Arcadia. Together, the cou- material, provided to the newspaper Talan Chase Schultz. road trips in the country- Trempealeau Dana Peyton Rae was born to ple were married for 51 ½ by the funeral home and/or family A graveside service for side and visits to Arcadia ubs ribe Feyen Casey and Courtney Killian “Living in, serving and supporting your years. Dan farmed the fam- placing the obituary. The Times’ staff Barb was held Wednesday, for family visits and trout of Independence on Dec. January 27, 2021, at 12:00 fi shing. He also enjoyed his local communities for over 50 years.” ily dairy farm all of his life. is not responsible for any errors or t ur The following local stu- 29. Grandparents are Tom He enjoyed driving tractors, misstatements that may be included p.m., at Calvary Cemetery return visits to Wisconsin dents were named to the and Amy Laehn of Inde- . | . working with his backhoe in the information provided to us. in rural Arcadia. Father Se- Rapids. Marvin was a loving dean’s list at Winona State pendence, Dave and Carol and caterpillar, plowing bastian Kolodziejczyk of- husband, father, grandfather a a University for the 2020 fall Weber of Holmen and Dean fi ciated. Family and friends and great-grandfather. semester: Killian of Arcadia. Wednesday, February 3, 2021 Trempealeau County Times Page 21 Page 20 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, February 3, 2021 Trempealeau County Board of Supervisors Meeting Minutes LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Wis. Stat. § 846.155. Buyer to vey Maps, Page 34, as Docu- running South along center of vs. judgment awarding money may SPECIAL SESSION 3. RESOLUTION 2020-09-S03 Technology Upgrade in the Veteran’s Service Office Case No. 2019CV000176 pay applicable Wisconsin Real ment No. 308759, Trempealeau highway 8 rods to the place of FRITZ TRANSPORT become a lien against any real September 21, 2020 Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Tollefson and seconded by Supervi- —————————————— Estate Transfer Tax in addition to County Records. beginning. & CONTRACTING, LLC estate you own now or in the fu- The Trempealeau County Board of Supervisors met in special session at the Government Center in sor Killian to adopt the resolution. No discussion was held. Roll call vote was taken; motion carried with State of Wisconsin, the purchase price. Also a parcel of land located Subject to highways, ease- W15230 E. Hillcrest Road ture, and may also be enforced the City of Whitehall, County of Trempealeau and State of Wisconsin, on Monday, September 21, 2020, 17 yes votes; resolution adopted. Circuit Court, /s/ Brett Semingson in the NE¼ of the NE¼ of Sec- ments and rights-of-way of re- Osseo, WI 54758 by garnishment or seizure of at 7:00 p.m., with Chair John Aasen presiding. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States 4. RESOLUTION 2020-09-S04 Technology Upgrade in the County Board Room Trempealeau County Sheriff of Trempealeau County, tion 31-19-8 West, Town of Gale, cord. — AND — property. (Notwithstanding the of America was recited. Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Feltes and seconded by Supervisor —————————————— Wisconsin Trempealeau County, Wisconsin Tax Parcel Identification HANS FRITZ foregoing, the State of Wiscon- CALL Nelson to adopt the resolution. No discussion was held. Roll call vote was taken; motion carried with 17 Freedom CODILIS, MOODY described as follows: Numbers: 016-01323-0000; W15230 E. Hillcrest Road sin, if a defendant herein, has Dear Supervisor, yes votes; resolution adopted. Mortgage Corporation & CIRCELLI, P.C. Beginning at the Northwest 016-01320-0005. Osseo, WI 54758 45 days to respond; if the United Please be advised that the Trempealeau County Board of Supervisors will meet at 5. RESOLUTION 2020-09-S02 Technology Upgrade in the District Attorney’s Office Plaintiff(s), Attorneys for Plaintiff corner of the NE¼ of the NE¼ ADDRESS: W21123 Emerson Defendants. States is a defendant, it has 60 7:00 p.m., on September 21, in the County Board Room. All County Board Members’ Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Feltes and seconded by Supervisor vs. P: 414-775-7700 of said Section 31-19-8 West; Lane, Galesville, WI 54630. —————————————— days.) claims are due in the County Clerk’s office by Noon, on September 4, 2020, so they Winters to adopt the resolution. No discussion was held. Roll call vote was taken; motion carried with 17 Christopher S. Snyder, et al. 50-19-01934 thence S 00° 00’ East 656.05 TERMS OF SALE: Cash. THE STATE OF WISCONSIN Dated this 1st day of Decem- can be prepared for Audit Committee approval. yes votes; resolution adopted. Defendant(s). NOTE: This law firm is a feet along the 1/16th line to the DOWN PAYMENT: TO: EACH PERSON NAMED ber, 2020. Sincerely, B. HUMAN SERVICES/EXECUTIVE & FINANCE COMMITTEES —————————————— debt collector. point of beginning of this descrip- $15,000.00 on date of sale in ABOVE AS A DEFENDANT: LOMMEN, ABDO, COLE, /s/ Paul L. Syverson 1. RESOLUTION 2020-09-S06 Human Services Request for COVID Related Expenses By virtue of a judgment of (Pub. February 3, 10, 17, 2021) tion, and being on the center line cash or by FDIC bank certified You are hereby notified that KING & STAGEBERG, P.A. County Clerk Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Nutter and seconded by Supervisor foreclosure made in the above- WNAXLP of a town road; (for the purposes check and balance in full on date the plaintiff above-named has BY: /s/ Brent R. Johnson Clerk Syverson read the call. Skoyen to adopt the resolution. No discussion was held. Roll call vote was taken; motion carried with 17 entitled action on November NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE of this description, said 1/16th of confirmation. filed a lawsuit or other legal ac- I.D. No. 1025761 Roll was called. A quorum was met with 17 supervisors in attendance. Supervisors Miller & Schreiner yes votes; resolution adopted. 23, 2020, in the amount of Case No. 2020-CV-92 line assumed to be S 00°00’ TERMS OF SALE: Cash. The tion against you. Attorney for Plaintiff attended remotely. C. EXECUTIVE & FINANCE COMMITTEE $208,921.49, I will sell at pub- —————————————— East); thence N 90° 00’ East purchaser shall assume all un- Within 20 days of receiving JHM Holdings of Wisconsin LLC Chair Aasen announced the open meeting law requirements have been complied with through post- 1. RESOLUTION 2020-09-S07 Integrity Group Assistance with Recovery of COVID-19 Related Ex- lic auction, located at the front State of Wisconsin, 781.00 feet along the center line paid real estate taxes. The pur- this Summons, you must re- 400 South Second Street ings and notifications to the members and media. penses entrance of the Trempealeau Circuit Court, of town road; thence S 72° 10’ chaser shall be responsible for spond with a written answer, as Suite 210 ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA: It was moved by Supervisor Feltes and seconded by Supervisor Killian Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Brandt and seconded by Supervisor County Courthouse, 36245 Main Trempealeau County West 212.3 feet; thence S 1° 20’ the Wisconsin transfer fee and that term is used in Chapter 802 Grandview Professional Building to adopt the 7-item amended agenda. Motion carried unanimously by vote of acclamation to approve. Nutter to adopt the resolution. Olivia Schmitt & Gary Yates of the Integrity Group explained how they can Street, Whitehall, WI 54773, on —————————————— West 184.2 feet; thence S 46° recording fees. Title will transfer of the Wisconsin Statutes, to the Hudson, WI 54016 Item 5C 1 was moved up on the Agenda to be addressed before agenda item 5A 1. assist the County with obtaining reimbursement of COVID related expenses. Roll call vote was taken; March 2, 2021 STATE BANK OF ARCADIA, 05’ West 162.7 feet; thence S by Sheriff’s Deed, without any Complaint. The Court may re- P: 715-386-8217 APPEARANCES: motion carried with 17 yes votes; resolution adopted. At 10:00 a.m., all of the follow- Plaintiff, 86° 45’ West 88.7 feet; thence S warranties, expressed or im- ject or disregard an answer that F: 715-386-8219 Presentation by the Samuels Group and Venture Regarding the Proposed Justice Center and Com- D. BOARD OF HEALTH/EXECUTIVE & FINANCE COMMITTEES ing described premises, to wit: vs. 00° 45’ East 308.0 feet to a point plied. The property is sold in its does not follow the requirements [email protected] munity Communication Plan/Discussion 1. RESOLUTION 2020-09-S08 Health Department Request for COVID Related Expenses LOT 5, BLOCK 6, of the 1955 JH TRUST, and on East-West fence line; thence ‘as is’ condition. of the statutes. The answer must (Pub. February 3, 10, 17, 2021) Kurt Berner of the Samuels Group spoke on the proposed letter to be sent countywide to taxpayers, Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Brandt and seconded by Supervisor Addition to the VILLAGE OF RICKY LEE ZELLER, N 90° 00’ West, 362.6 feet to Dated at Whitehall, Wisconsin, be sent or delivered to the court, WNAXLP asking them for feedback on the project. An informational website has also been drafted. John Cain and Nutter to table the resolution until September 28, 2020 county Board meeting. Motion carried unani- STRUM, Trempealeau County, as Trustee the 1/16th line; thence N 00° 52’ this 22nd day of January, 2021. whose address is: SMALL CLAIMS Eric Fleishman of Venture Architects reviewed the Trempealeau County Proposed New Justice Center mously by vote of acclamation; resolution tabled. Wisconsin. of The JH Trust West, along the 1/16th line 675.0 /s/ Brett Semingson Polk County Justice Center PUBLICATION SUMMONS handout. E. AG & EXTENSION/ EXECUTIVE & FINANCE COMMITTEES Street Address: 220 W. Fir Defendants. feet back to the point of begin- Brett Semingson 1005 West Main Street AND NOTICE RESOLUTIONS: 1. RESOLUTION 2020-09-S02 Technology Upgrade in TV Studio-Closed Caption Steet, Strum, WI 54770. —————————————— ning. Sheriff of Trempealeau County, Suite 300 Case No.: 2020SC001442 A. PROPERTY/EXECUTIVE & FINANCE COMMITTEES It was moved by Supervisor Killian and seconded by Supervisor Nutter to amend the amount to Tax Key No. 181-00261- By virtue of and pursuant to EXCEPTING THEREFROM Wisconsin Balsam Lake, WI 54810 ––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1. RESOLUTION 2020-09-S01 Technology Upgrade in the Department of Land Management $55,843.37. Motion carried unanimously by vote of acclamation to approve. It was moved by Supervisor 0000. a JUDGMENT OF FORECLO- all that part of the above de- KOSTNER, KOSLO and to the Plaintiff’s attorney, State of Wisconsin, Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Walek and seconded by Supervisor Brandt and seconded by Supervisor Nutter to adopt the resolution. No discussion was held. Roll call vote THE PROPERTY WILL BE SURE entered in the above enti- scribed parcel lying within the & BROVOLD LLC whose address is: Circuit Court, Brandt to amend the purchase date to November 6, 2020 in all resolutions. Motion carried unanimously was taken; motion carried with 17 yes votes; resolution adopted. SOLD AS IS AND SUBJECT tled action on the 25th day of No- North ½ of the NE¼ of the NE¼ 108 West Main Street Brent R. Johnson Eau Claire County by vote of acclamation to approve. It was moved by Supervisor Miller and seconded by Supervisor CLOSING: It was moved by Supervisor Walek and seconded by Supervisor Johnson to instruct the TO ANY AND ALL REAL ES- vember, 2020, I will sell at public of said Section 31-19-8 West, Arcadia, WI 54612 Lommen, Abdo, P.A. ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Brandt to remove the references to CARES Act & Routes to Recovery Programs in all the resolutions. Clerk to pay mileage and per diem; roll call vote was taken; motion carried with 17 yes votes. TATE TAXES, SUPERIOR auction, at the front entrance of and the SE¼ of the NE¼ of Sec- Plaintiff’s Attorneys Grandview Professional Salander Enterprises, LLC Motion carried unanimously by vote of acclamation to approve. It was moved by Supervisor Sacia and ADJOURNMENT: Chair Aasen declared the meeting adjourned at 9:25 p.m., until September 28, LIENS OR OTHER LEGAL EN- the Courthouse, in the City of tion 31-19-8 West; (Pub. February 3, 10, 17, 2021) Building, Suite 210 225 S. Executive Dr. seconded by Supervisor Nutter to adopt the resolution. Discussion was held. Roll call vote was taken; 2020, at 7:00 p.m. CUMBRANCES. Whitehall, Trempealeau County, ALSO EXCEPTING THERE- WNAXLP 400 South Second Street Brookfield, WI 53005 motion carried with 17 yes votes; resolution adopted. Recording Secretary, TERMS OF SALE: Cash, Wisconsin, on the 2nd day of FROM part of the NE¼ of the SUMMONS Hudson, WI 54016 Plaintiff(s) 2. RESOLUTION 2020-09-S02 Technology Upgrade for County Board Members Lynn Ties Cashier’s Check or Certified March, 2021, at 10:00 a.m., all NE¼ of Section 31-19-8 West, Case No. 2020CV000296 You may have an attorney vs. Clerk Syverson read the resolution. It was moved by Supervisor Feltes and seconded by Supervisor Deputy County Clerk Funds, payable to the Clerk of of the following described real described as follows: Commenc- Money Judgment: 30301 help or represent you. Jeffrey Krupka Walek to adopt the resolution. Discussion was held. Roll call vote was taken; motion carried with 17 yes (Published February 3, 2021) Courts (10% down payment at estate located in Trempealeau ing at the Southeast corner of —————————————— If you do not provide a proper W19699 U.S. Highway 10 votes; resolution adopted. WNAXLP sale, balance due within ten (10) County, Wisconsin, to-wit: the NE¼ of the NE¼ in the cen- State of Wisconsin, answer within 20 days, the Court Strum, WI 54770-9200 days of Court approval; down Lot 1, Volume 3, of Certi- ter of the highway; thence run- Circuit Court, may grant judgment against you Defendant(s) payment to be forfeited if pay- fied Survey Maps, Page 44, as ning West along the south line Polk County for the award of money or other ––––––––––––––––––––––––– LEGAL NOTICES ment not received timely). Buyer Document No. 309138, Trem- of said forty, 60 rods; thence —————————————— legal action requested in the Publication Summons must comply with minimum bid- pealeau County Records, f/k/a running North 8 rods; thence JHM HOLDINGS Complaint, and you may lose and Notice of Filing NOTICE TO CREDITORS /s/ Jill F. Clark 108 West Main Street Wisconsin. P.O. Box 50 Bar Number: 1087946 der qualifications as set forth in Lot 1, Volume 3, of Certified Sur- running East 60 rods; thence OF WISCONSIN, LLC your right to object to anything TO THE PERSON(S) NAMED (Informal Administration) Register in Probate Arcadia, WI 54612 Dated January 15, 2021. Holmen, WI 54636 (Published January 20, 27, W11690 Fairview Road that is or may be incorrect in the ABOVE AS DEFENDANT(S): Case No. 2021PR000004 January 19, 2021 608-323-3351 BY THE COURT: 608-526-9320 February 3, 2021) Humbird, WI 54746 Complaint. A judgment may be You are being sued by the ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Attorney: Mark R. Franklin Bar Number: 1087946 /s/ Rian W. Radtke Bar Number: 1023957 WNAXLP Plaintiff, enforced as provided by law. A person(s) named above as State of Wisconsin, KULIG, MICHALAK (Published January 20, 27, Circuit Court Judge (Pub. February 3, 10, 17, 2021) NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO ELECTORS Plaintiff(s). A copy of the claim Circuit Court, & FRANKLIN February 3, 2021) (Pub. February 3, 10, 17, 2021) WNAXLP (Informal Administration) has been sent to you at your Trempealeau County P.O. Box 400 WNAXLP WNAXLP NOTICE TO CREDITORS Case No. 21 PR 02 PUBLIC NOTICE TESTING ELECTRONIC VOTING EQUIPMENT address as stated in the caption ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Independence, WI 54747 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS (Informal Administration) ––––––––––––––––––––––––– NOTICE TO ELECTORS above. In the Matter of the Estate of 715-985-3091 (Informal Administration) (Informal Administration) Case No. 2021PR000003 State of Wisconsin, FOR THE FEBRUARY 16, 2021 SPRING PRIMARY NOTICE OF PUBLIC TEST Under Wisconsin State Statute 5.84(1), public tests of the electronic voting equipment will be held to The lawsuit will be heard in TERRANCE R. UHL Bar Number: 1006074 Case No. 2021PR000006 Case No. 2021PR000007 ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Circuit Court, A Public Test of the HAVA compliant handicap voting machines ascertain that the equipment will correctly count the February 16, 2021 votes cast for all offices and on the following Small Claims court: a/k/a TERRY R. UHL (Published January 27, ––––––––––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––––––––––– State of Wisconsin, Trempealeau County (AVC Edge II) that will be used at the Tuesday, February 16, 2021, all measures. All tests are open to the public. Eau Claire County Courthouse, DOD: November 18, 2020 February 3, 10, 2021) State of Wisconsin, State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Spring Primary Election, will be held at the Train Depot, which is MUNICIPALITY, DATE, TIME, LOCATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION By Zoom: https://wicourts.zoom. ––––––––––––––––––––––––– WNAXLP Circuit Court, Circuit Court, Trempealeau County In the Matter of the Estate of located at 36295 Main Street, Whitehall on Monday, February 8, us/j/96874962866; Meeting ID: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: NOTICE TO CREDITORS Trempealeau County Trempealeau County ––––––––––––––––––––––––– JEROME JOHN SUCHLA CITY OF GALESVILLE TOWN OF TREMPEALEAU 2021, at 9:00 a.m. February 9, 2021, 2:00 p.m. February 9, 2021, 2:00 p.m. 968 7496 2866; on February 16, An application for informal (Informal Administration) ––––––––––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––––––––––– In the Matter of the Estate of ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Karen Witte, Clerk/Treasurer Community Room Town Office 2021, at 1:30 p.m. Telephone administration was filed. The Case No. 2021PR000001 In the Matter of the Estate of In the Matter of the Estate of RANDY D. GILBERTSON PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: (Published February 3, 2021) (Galesville Public Library) (Centerville Community Center) Number for the Clerk of Court: decedent, with date of birth June ––––––––––––––––––––––––– HELEN MARIE BROVOLD MARK R. BROZOWSKI ––––––––––––––––––––––––– An application for informal WNAXLP 16787 South Main Street W24854 State Rd. 54/93 715-839-4816. 13, 1951, and date of death No- State of Wisconsin, ––––––––––––––––––––––––– DOD: 12/26/2020 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: administration was filed. The Galesville, WI 54630 Galesville, WI 54630 If you do not attend the vember 18, 2020, was domiciled Circuit Court, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: ––––––––––––––––––––––––– An application for informal decedent, with date of birth July Suzanne M. Johnson, Clerk/Treasurer Sonja A. Byrne, Clerk/Treasurer hearing, the court may enter a in Trempealeau County, State Trempealeau County An application for informal PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: administration was filed. The de- 3, 1933, and date of death No- NOTICE TO ELECTORS judgment against you in favor of Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- ––––––––––––––––––––––––– administration was filed. The de- An application for informal ad- cedent, with date of birth March vember 22, 2020, was domiciled 608-582-2475 608-539-2902 VILLAGE OF TREMPEALEAU TOWN OF GALE NOTICE OF PUBLIC TEST of the person(s) suing you. A dress of: 4295 3rd Street, Trem- In the Matter of the Estate of cedent, with date of birth March ministration was filed. The dece- 16, 1955, and date of death Oc- in Trempealeau County, State copy of the claim has been sent pealeau, WI 54661. 10, 1923, and date of death De- dent, with date of birth Septem- tober 16, 2020, was domiciled of Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- February 9, 2021, 3:00 p.m. February 8, 2021, 5:15 p.m. Village of Pigeon Falls DAVID L. STEIG , that there will be a to you at your address as stated All interested persons waived ––––––––––––––––––––––––– cember 4, 2020, was domiciled ber 7, 1959, and date of death in Trempealeau County, State dress of: P.O. Box 143, White- Village Office Town of Gale Meeting Room NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Public Test of for the Village of Pigeon Falls on in the caption above. A judgment notice. The deadline for filing a in Trempealeau County, State December 26, 2020, was do- of Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- hall, WI 54773. 24455 3rd Street 20037 Gibson Street the HAVA voting machine Mon- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: , at the Village of Pigeon Falls may be enforced as provided by claim against the decedent’s An application for informal ad- of Wisconsin, with a mailing miciled in Trempealeau County, dress of: W24362 Norway Valley All interested persons waived Trempealeau, WI 54661 Galesville, WI 54630 day, February 9, 2021, at 9:00 a.m. Community Center, located at 40185 Winsand Dr., Pigeon Falls, WI law. A judgment awarding money estate is April 19, 2021. A claim ministration was filed. The dece- address of: 14991 Eden Drive, State of Wisconsin, with a mail- Road, Arcadia, WI 54612. notice. The deadline for filing a Kathy Peterson, Clerk Sue Henderson, Clerk/Treasurer 608-534-6434 608-582-4454 54760. The voting equipment will be used in the February 16, may become a lien against any may be filed at the Trempealeau dent, with date of birth Septem- Galesville, WI 54630. ing address of: 21449 Wolfe Run All interested persons waived claim against the decedent’s real estate you own now or in the County Courthouse, Room 214, ber 30, 1938, and date of death All interested persons waived Lane, Galesville, WI 54630. notice. The deadline for filing a estate is April 13, 2021. A claim TOWN OF CALEDONIA TOWN OF ARCADIA 2021, election. Dana Alitz, Clerk future, and may also be enforced P.O. Box 67, 36245 Main Street, November 22, 2020, was domi- notice. The deadline for filing a All interested persons waived claim against the decedent’s may be filed at the Trempealeau February 8, 2021, 5:15 p.m. February 8, 2021, 10:00 a.m. Village of Pigeon Falls by garnishment or seizure of Whitehall, WI 54773. ciled in Trempealeau County, claim against the decedent’s notice. The deadline for filing a estate is April 14, 2021. A claim County Courthouse, Room 214, Caledonia Town Hall Arcadia Town Hall (Published February 3, 2021) property. State of Wisconsin, with a mail- estate is April 22, 2021. A claim claim against the decedent’s may be filed at the Trempealeau Whitehall, Wis. N14399 County Road M W26051 State Rd. 95 Galesville, WI 54630 Arcadia, WI 54612 WNAXLP You may have the option to ing address of: P.O. Box 369, may be filed at the Trempealeau estate is April 25, 2021. A claim County Courthouse, Room 214, BY THE COURT: Answer without appearing in Pigeon Falls, WI 54760. County Courthouse, Room 214, may be filed at the Trempealeau Whitehall, Wis. /s/ Jill F. Clark Blaise Stegemeyer, Clerk/Treasurer Lynn Axness, Clerk 608-484-0399 608-323-3470 court on the court date by filing All interested persons waived Whitehall, Wis. County Courthouse, Room 214, /s/ Jill F. Clark Register in Probate a written Answer with the clerk notice. The deadline for filing a /s/ Jill F. Clark Whitehall, Wis. Register in Probate January 13, 2021 TOWN OF DODGE TOWN OF GLENCOE PUBLIC NOTICE February 8, 2021, 5:00 p.m. February 10, 2021, 9:00 a.m. of court before the court date. claim against the decedent’s Register in Probate /s/ Jill F. Clark January 14, 2021 Paul M. Konkel VILLAGE OF PIGEON FALLS Dodge Town Hall Glencoe Town Hall You must send a copy of your estate is April 12, 2021. A claim January 22, 2021 Register in Probate ATTORNEY: 2508 Shelby Road REGULAR BOARD MEETING W29861 Bambenek Street W104 State Rd. 95 Answer to the Plaintiff(s) named may be filed at the Trempealeau ATTORNEY: January 26, 2021 Karina O’ Brien La Crosse, WI 54601 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Village Board Meeting for Dodge, WI 54625 Arcadia, WI 54612 above at their address. You County Courthouse, Room 214, Bruce J. Brovold JOHNS, FLAHERTY Kostner, Koslo & Brovold, LLC P: 608-865-0907 the Village of Pigeon Falls, County of Trempealeau, State of Wis., Kara Wener, Clerk Anne Cornish, Clerk may contact the clerk of court SUBSCRIBE Whitehall, Wis. Kostner, Koslo & Brovold, LLC & COLLINS, S.C. 108 West Main Street (Published January 20, 27, for transaction of business as is by law required or permitted to be 608-539-2881 608-323-7405 at the telephone number above /s/ Jill F. Clark 108 West Main Street Sonja C. Davig Arcadia, WI 54612 February 3, 2021) transacted at such meeting, will be held Monday, February 8, at CITY OF ARCADIA TOWN OF ETTRICK to determine if there are other TODAY! Register in Probate Arcadia, WI 54612 501 Empire St., Suite 102 608-323-3351 WNAXLP 7:00 p.m., at the Pigeon Falls Community Center. February 9, 2021, 9:00 a.m. February 8, 2021, 4:00 p.m. methods to answer a Small January 12, 2021 608-323-3351 Margaret Everson/Clerk Your Source City of Arcadia Ettrick Town Hall Claims complaint in that county. ATTORNEY: Bar Number: 1016461 Village of Pigeon Falls 401 West Main Street P.O. Box 52 Dated January 25, 2021. Karina O’ Brien (Pub. February 3, 10, 17, 2021) (Published February 3, 2021) for Area News. Arcadia, WI 54612 Ettrick, WI 54627 Plaintiff/Attorney Kostner, Koslo & Brovold, LLC WNAXLP CITY OF ARCADIA WNAXLP Angela Berg, Clerk Kara Noren, Clerk /s/ Cynthia A. Duppler NOTICE AND ORDER FOR Arcadia City Council to reconsider the amount of yel- sion. Motion failed with Mayzek 608-323-3359 608-525-4991 Dobberstein Law Firm, LLC NAME CHANGE HEARING Regular Meeting low painted by her property. No and Feltes voting “Yes” and An- VILLAGE OF ETTRICK TOWN OF HALE 225 S. Executive Dr., Suite 201 Case No. 2020CV170 August 19, 2020 action was taken. Todd Fetsch derson, Kolstad and Sonsalla Brookfield, WI 53005 ––––––––––––––––––––––––– The regular meeting of the requested a park beautification voting “no.” February 9, 2021, 1:00 p.m. February 9, 2021, 10:00 a.m. Village Office Town Hall in Pleasantville P: 262-641-3715 State of Wisconsin, Arcadia City Council was called update at the next meeting and Motion by Feltes, seconded For more local government State Bar No. 1118906 Circuit Court, to order by Mayor Reichwein at is looking forward to a skating by Anderson, to adopt Reso- 22864 N. Main Street N42111 Co. Rd. O Ettrick, WI 54627 Whitehall, WI54773 (Published February 3, 2021) Trempealeau County 5:35 p.m., with the following in rink this year. lution 2020-10, Non-Federal news, WNAXLP ––––––––––––––––––––––––– attendance: (in person): Mayor Motion by Sonsalla, seconded Sponsor’s Self-Certification for Jane Jensen, Village Clerk Donald Halvorson, Clerk In the Matter of the Rob Reichwein; Alderpersons by Mayzek, to approve the meet- Financial Capability for Decision 608-525-5445 715-695-3549 (Home) Name Change of: Kevin Mayzek and Dan Son- ing minutes from the August 5, Document. Motion carried 5-0. 715-538-3283 (Cell) turn to We Accept Credit The test shall be conducted by processing a pre-audited group of ballots so marked as to record a pre- PAIGE ELIZABETH SHANLEY salla; City Staff Angela Berg; 2020 regular meeting. Motion Motion by Feltes, seconded by Cards For Trempealeau ––––––––––––––––––––––––– (via GotoMeeting): Alderwoman carried 5-0. Kolstad, to approve the bills of determined number of valid votes for each candidate and on each referendum (when applicable). The test shall include for each office one or more ballots which have votes in excess of the number allowed the… County Times NOTICE IS GIVEN: A Petition Marlys Kolstad; Aldermen Paul Motion by Feltes, seconded by general account in the amount of by law in order to test the ability of the automatic tabulating equipment to reject such votes. An errorless Subscriptions and was filed asking to change the Anderson and Joe Feltes; Deb Anderson, to approve the Certi- $656,148.36. Motion carried 5-0. Classified Ad Orders name of the person listed above Foss from the Trempealeau fied Survey Map for Jason Lock- Motion by Feltes, seconded by count must be made before the Clerk can approve the equipment for use in the election. from: Paige Elizabeth Shanley to County Times; and City Staff ington for property located near Kolstad, to approve the following (Published February 3, 2021) WNAXLP Kyle John Wilson Chad Hawkins. Dettloff Drive, and authorize the 2020-2021 Operator Licenses: IT IS ORDERED: This Peti- Clerk Berg verified that the city clerk to sign the Certified Kendra Gilbertson, Jonnathan tion will be heard in the Circuit agenda was posted 24-hours in Survey Map. Motion carried 5-0. Vargas Paredes, Mark Lund, Ni- TOWN OF GALE Court of Trempealeau County, advance at City Hall, State Bank Motion by Sonsalla, second- cole Filla, Carlos Corona Acosta, NOTICE: TOWN OF LINCOLN TOWN OF HALE State of Wisconsin, by the Hon. of Arcadia, Arcadia TV & Appli- ed by Kolstad, to approve the Sarah Ontiveros Greenwald, REGULAR BOARD MEETING The Township of Lincoln will hold their Regular Monthly MONTHLY BOARD MEETING NOTICE — your right to know — Rian W. Radtke, on the 23rd day ance, and city website by 4:30 2020 HAVA Coronavirus, Aid, Kevin Mayzek, Samantha Go- A Regular Board Meeting for the Town of Gale will be held Meeting on Wednesday, February 10, 2021, at the of February, 2021, at 2:45 p.m., p.m., on Friday, August 14, 2020. Relief and Economic Security mez Rodriguez, Dawn Wozney. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Town Board at the Trempealeau County Mayor Reichwein led the (CARES) Subgrant Agreement Motion carried 4-0-1 with Alder- on Tuesday, February 9, 2021, at 7:30 p.m., in the Town Township Hall located at W20744 State Rd. 121, Whitehall, Courthouse, 36245 Main Street, group in the Pledge of Alle- with the Wisconsin Elections man Mayzek abstaining. of Hale, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, will hold its of Gale meeting room at the corner of Second Street and PUBLIC NOTICES Whitehall, WI 54773. giance. Commission for reimbursement Motion by Sonsalla, seconded Wis. The time of the meeting will be 7:00 p.m. A complete regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, February 9, 2021, IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: Motion by Anderson, second- for 2020 COVID expenditures by Mayzek, to adjourn. Motion Gibson Street. The agenda for the meeting will be posted agenda can be found at the Independence and Whitehall Notice of this hearing shall be ed by Mayzek, to approve the related to elections. Motion car- carried 5-0. on the door 24 hours prior to said meeting. at 7:00 p.m., at the Town Hall. Agenda to be posted Public notices from the Trempealeau County given by publication as a Class agenda as presented. Motion ried 5-0. Meeting ended at 6:10 p.m. post offices, the Township Hall and the Township website. prior to meeting. 3 notice for three (3) weeks in a carried 5-0. Motion by Feltes, seconded Respectfully Submitted by: Sue Henderson Times can be viewed for up to 90 days at: row prior to the date of the hear- Public Comments: Marie Jas- by Mayzek, to tear down the Angela Berg Clerk-Treasurer Sharon Sosalla, Clerk Donald A. 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WHERE: AVAILABLE POSITIONS: CLINIC MEDICAL DIRECTOR Styrene Products Inc. 2ND Shift Production: $11.50/hr. Full-time, day shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited 1755 E. Blaschko Ave. ST LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER 1 Shift Driver: $13/hr. Full-time, day shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited ND Arcadia • P: 715-359-6600 2 Shift Driver: $13.50/hr. MLT/MT Full-time, night shift, 72 hours per pay period, benefited LICENSURE Organizational, measuring and general math PSYCHIATRIST REQUIREMENTS: skills required. Health and dental benefits Full-time, day shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited Valid driver’s license required. available the 1st of the month after 60 days. PSYCHIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER Full-time, day shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited HOW TO APPLY: WOUND CARE CENTER RN Apply in person at 1755 E. Blaschko Ave., Arcadia Full-time, day shift, 72 hours per pay period, benefited or call 715-359-6600 to have an application emailed to you. Visit styreneproducts.com to learn more about our company.