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You are invited to view over 30 trees that were decorated by the staff at Mile Bluff. Enjoy FREE cookies, hot cocoa and apple cider, and vote for your favorite tree. This event will be held on Wednesday, December 20 from 4:30 to 6:30 pm in the main lobby of the medical center in Mauston. All are welcome to attend! Source: WRJC.com

Wisconsin’s top Republican lawmakers says they are done negotiating with the Universities of Wisconsin over a deal that would have given the university system’s employees a pay raise and paid for the construction of a new engineering building in exchange… Source: LacrosseTribune.com

Annette Ida (Hoge) Meyer, age 91 years, of Watertown, Wisconsin and formerly of Mauston, lived a life of “praise the Lord”.  She passed away peacefully on Saturday, December 9, 2023 at Park Ridge Assisted Living in Watertown.   Annette was born on June 3, 1932 to Harold and Lydia (Jaeger) Hoge in Milwaukee.  From little on, she took piano and organ lessons and attended the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music performing there in many recitals.  She graduated from Wisconsin Lutheran High School and Alverno College, both in Milwaukee and double majored in Music Therapy and Music Education.  She first used this education in the psychiatric ward of a prison hospital in

Romelle Haschke age 83 of New Lisbon, Wisconsin, passed away on Wednesday, November 8th, 2023 at Mile Bluff Hospital in Mauston, WI.  Romelle was the daughter of Clyde and Ruby (Peckham) Stickney, and was born on October 8, 1940, in Hustler, WI.    Romelle attended New Lisbon Public School, graduating in 1958.  After graduating she worked for the American Society of Agronomy in Madison, WI.  She was united in marriage to Ted Haschke at the New Lisbon Methodist Church on March 7th, 1964. Romelle worked for the New Lisbon Schools, retiring after 29 years.  She was a past member of the Eastern Star in New Lisbon and a long-time active

Universities of Wisconsin Regents have rejected a deal with Republican leaders in the legislature. Saturday’s narrow 9-8 vote came just a day after the compromise was announced by System President Jay Rothman. The deal would have provided  $800 million in funding from the Legislature for systemwide employee pay raises, a new engineering hall for UW-Madison […] Source: WRN.com