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Spider Lake to vote on making town clerk, treasurer, appointees instead of elected officials

By Terrell Boettcher News Editor
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At its Oct. 9 meeting, the Town of Spider Lake Board voted unanimously to hold a referendum … Read more

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Christmas 4 Kidz toy drive now in progress

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Christmas 4 Kidz local toy drive is in progress for the season. Don… Read more

Students learn important historical and life lessons from Winston Churchill

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Students learn important historical and life lessons from Winston Churchill

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A former news director for WRLS Radio in Hayward, Scott Klohn, 63, … Read more

Stone Lake area man convicted of child sexual assault

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At an Oct. 10 plea hearing in Sawyer County Circuit Court, a Stone … Read more

LCO Eagles compete in Hayward invite

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Several runners from the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe School cross-co… Read more

Relic Riders show, swap meet is Oct. 19, postponed from Oct. 12

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The Northwest Relic Riders snowmobile club will hold their 11th ann… Read more

Canes golfer takes 15th at sectional

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Hayward Hurricanes senior Mary Smith shot a 105 in the WIAA Divisio… Read more

HHS volleyball to host senior night

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The Hayward Hurricanes volleyball team will host Ladysmith this Thu… Read more

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10 poets read at 22nd annual event in Drummond

Students learn important historical and life lessons from Winston Churchill

Middle school harriers finish season

Spooner Hatchery open house is Oct. 19

Oct 12, 2019
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SPOONER — Friends into Spooner Hatchery (FISH) will hold an open house from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 19, at Governor Thompson Hatchery, 951 West Maple, in Spooner. Area residents are invited to bring the whole family to see and learn about hatchery operations.

AmeriCorps team helps renovate St. Peter’s Dome trail

Oct 12, 2019
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CABLE — An AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) team is serving with Chequamegon Nicolet Forest from Sept. 15 to Oct. 11 to renovate and enhance the St. Peter’s Dome trail that was washed out in a 2016 flood.