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Thomas Ericksen, 72, a former Catholic priest, was sentenced September 26 in Sawyer County Circuit Court to 30 years in prison for two counts of sexual assault of boys in the village of Winter from the early 1980s. At the sentencing the presiding judge, assistant district attorney, and some …
Christopher A. Grover, 45, has been sentenced for arson at six fire scenes discovered on the Lac Courte Oreilles Reservation in Sawyer County. He received the recommended full 25 years initial confinement and 21 ½ years extended supervision followed by 20 years probation.
SHELL LAKE– “Guilty.”
Rose Marie Osborne (nee Zielsdorf) was called home on Thursday…
Del L. Salquist, 77, of Spooner passed away on Wednesday, Nov.…
Donald Anthony “Don” Stariha of Shell Lake died on Saturday, N…
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Marjorie (Marge) Kathleen (Severson) Korthof, 93, of Springbro…
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SPOONER– The Intermezzo Music Club will present its 45th annual Advent Concert on Sunday, Dec. 8, at 5 p.m. at Spooner Wesleyan Church. The concert had been delayed from its original December 1 date due to the snowstorm over that weekend.
December is going to be an exciting month for the Spooner Memorial Library. The Winter Reading Challenge is now in session. It will last until May 1. Be sure to sign up at the library and pick up a reading list. Keep a lookout for the Library's new newsletter that will be starting on December 1.
DANBURY– The magic of Christmas, with a heavy dose of history, will arrive at Forts Folle Avoine Historical Park near Danbury on Saturday, Dec. 7, with the annual Christmas at the Forts.
CUMBERLAND– Author and paranormal investigator Chad Lewis will be at the Thomas St. Angelo Public Library on Thursday, Dec. 5, at 5:30 p.m. to talk about “Legends and Folklore of Winter.”
Thanksgiving signals the unofficial start of the Christmas season. Many families choose a real tree to celebrate the holiday which not only makes for great memories, but also benefits Wisconsin’s economy and environment.
This GivingTuesday, Wild Rivers Habitat for Humanity will celebrate giving by showing gratitude to donors, volunteers, staff and communities.
by Maj. Gen. Donald P. Dunbar, Wisconsin’s Adjutant General
“We gather together to ask the Lord’s blessing ...”
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