Mauston Police Department Released Results from “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” Campaign

Mauston Police Officers made one drunken driving arrest during the “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” crackdown from August 18 to September 4. During the crackdown on drunken driving, officers also issued citations and made arrests during traffic stops for the following: 1 – Operating While Intoxicated 0 – Safety Belt Violations 4 – Speeding Violations 15 – Operating after revocation or suspension violations 8 – Traffic signs or traffic light violations 58 – Citations issued 120 – Warnings issued For the department,”Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” is more than just a catchy slogan. It’s something that they take very seriously throughout the year as part of their larger, collective

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Wisconsin Veterans Secretary defends Confederate monuments

The recently-appointed head of Veterans Affairs for Wisconsin spoke against the removal of Confederate monuments in a letter to his hometown newspaper. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Daniel Zimmerman denounced “anti-fascists” for trying to “sanitize” history. “Free republics are built on strong foundations that consist of a comprehensive education that includes history and critical thinking […] Source: WRN.com News At Other State Sites: [wp-rss-aggregator source=”87908,87904,713,696,676″]

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Tomah Memorial Breaks Ground, Announces Name Change

Work has officially begun on construction of a new hospital in Tomah. Officials from Tomah Memorial Hospital, area dignitaries, elected officials and hospital staff broke ground Thursday on a new $66 million facility along Gopher Avenue near Interstate 90 on Tomah’s south side. Hospital board president Paul Potter said while the new three-story, 140,000 square foot facility will be state of the art, it is the staff that will make the new hospital first-class. During the ceremony, Gundersen Health System officials announced that they will build a new medical office building on the hospital site to replace its clinic on Tomah’s north end. Tomah Memorial will also change its name to

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New Lisbon Breaks Ground on New Concession Stand

The School District of New Lisbon broke ground on their new concession stand and restrooms. The new stand will be placed about where the current one is standing. The groundbreaking is the start of phase 1 of the new athletic complex. Superintendent Dennis Birr thanked coaches and supporters at the groundbreaking, saying it was just the beginning. Birr said that phase two, which they expect would be the softball field. The New Lisbon Educational Foundation is paying for the athletic field complex project, and so far they have raised $236,556. (Left to Right) – School Board President Colleen Woggon, New Lisbon Educational Foundation Secretary Bobbi Southworth, School Board Member Kevin

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