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Playing their first varsity game since 2019 the Mauston Golden Eagles rallied for a 15-13 victory over the New Lisbon Rockets.  Mauston trailed by early deficits of 11-3 and 12-4 before they chipped away to get within 12-9 going into the bottom of the 6th inning.  Mauston tied the game on one swing by Junior McKenna Pouille who nailed a 3 run inside the park home run into right field to the game up at 12 apiece.  Mauston was able to tack on 3 more runs and hold on for the victory.  Mauston’s lone senior Pressley Bluhm picked up the win in the circle pitching 5 innings of relief giving

Protasiewicz received nearly $12.4 million to Kelly’s $2.2 million between Feb. 7 and March 20, with just over $8 million in cash coming from the Democratic Party of Wisconsin. Source: LacrosseTribune.com

At the Capitol, work begins in earnest on the next two year state budget, as the Wisconsin Legislature’s budget writing Joint Finance Committee begins agency briefings this week. The Departments of Corrections and Transportation start things out Tuesday. The Departments of Administration, and Safety and Professional Services are scheduled for Thursday. Democrats on the budget […] Source: WRN.com

State officials in Minnesota say the shutdown of a nuclear power plant caused a water temperature change that killed at least 230 fish in the Mississippi River. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency said Monday that the fish didn’t die because… Source: LacrosseTribune.com

Track and Field Results:           2023 Mauston Golden Eagle Invitational @ UW-LaCrosse   The Mauston Golden Eagle  track and field teams competed at the 2023 Mauston Golden eagle Invitational held at UW-LaCrosse on Saturday March 25,2023. The 2023 GEI featured 15  teams.   The boys team placed 4th out of 15 teams. The boys team was lead by gold medal performances by Eli Boppart in the 3000 M run  and junior Eli Hallwood in the pole vault 13’6” tying the school record that he had set the week before at the 2023 Blue Devil Invite where he broke the previous PV school record of 13’3”. The boys team had