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William “Bill” “Butch” L. Maes

William “Bill” “Butch” L. Maes

1947-2020 William “Butch” Lee Maes, 72, formerly of Rib Lake, passed away at his home in Rising Sun, Md. on March 30, 2020 with his loving family...
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Close signs off from police after more than a decade

Close signs off from police after more than a decade

213 County, I’m 10-42. Those words signified Officer Barb Close signing off on her shift with the Cornell Police Department Dec. 29 – for th...
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Higher quotas, more permits are proposed

Higher quotas, more permits are proposed

The coronavirus shutdown didn’t stop Taylor County’s Deer Advisory Council (CDAC), which met via conference call Monday and proposed increasi...
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DeLos E. “Dee” Spencer

DeLos E. “Dee” Spencer

1941-2020 DeLos “Dee” Eugene Spencer, 79, of Medford, passed away on Tuesday, March 24, 2020 after a three month illness. A burial at sea is bein...
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Honored to be part of All-Star event

Honored to be part of All-Star event

WBCA 2020 ALL-STAR SELECTIONS It’s a reward that few, if any, players or coaches think about as they lead their teams to success on the baske...
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Steve S. Rindt

Steve S. Rindt

Steve S. Rindt, 62 of Eau Claire, a former Stetsonville area resident, went to be with the Lord on April 2nd, 2020 after fighting a battle with pancre...
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07 April 2020

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Casting ballots despite COVID-19

Casting ballots despite COVID-19

Local clerks take steps to make voting as safe as possible The normally humdrum spring election on Tuesday was anything but this year, as loca...
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Area students, teachers adapt to online learning

Area students, teachers adapt to online learning

The sounds of laughter, lockers swinging shut and students shuffling between classes is gone. The hallways of the Abbotsford and Colby school di...
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