New Richmond cabinet shop damaged in blaze
The New Richmond Fire Departments was dispatched to an early morning fire on Friday, Feb. 3.
RELATED CONTENTWoman remains critical after her vehicle collides with squad car
A woman from the town of Clifton, Lidia Pavitova, 28, W 12286 820th Ave., was driving in St. Paul Monday, Jan. 30, about 4:40 p.m. when her car collided with a police squad car at the intersection of Grand Avenue and Ayd Mill Road.
RELATED CONTENTNew dairy plant manager has fresh ideas for curds, cream
Michelle Farner, a seasoned cheesemaker with eight years experience at various facilities in the greater Eau Claire area, has joined UW-RF as manager of the on-campus dairy plant. Her goal is "to build on the success of the past 30 years while bringing some new excitement."
RELATED CONTENTPhillips follows fondness for outdoors to Spring Valley rec area
Kelli Phillips succeeded Corrine Hodapp last month as park ranger, natural resource specialist and site leader for the Eau Galle Recreation Area at Spring Valley.
RELATED CONTENTUPDATE: Reported abduction attempt now called a 'misunderstanding'
According to Hudson Police Chief Marty Jensen, three teenagers were in a car that was turning into a driveway and stopped quickly when the driver noticed the girl on a sidewalk, about to cross the driveway.
RELATED CONTENTHabitat presents home keys to family
It’s been a nine-month waiting process, but a single-parent New Richmond household saw their home ownership dream come true this week.
RELATED CONTENTCVTC seeks board applicants
The Chippewa Valley Technical College Board Appointment Committee is accepting applications for three positions on the CVTC Board of Trustees. The open positions are for one employer member, one employee member, and one school district administrator and will serve a three-year term beginning July 1, 2012.
RELATED CONTENTBald eagle grabs attention of passing motorists
A hungry bald eagle decided to enjoy a Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 31, meal in full view of motorists along Business Highway 64 in New Richmond.
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Two Somerset sisters face up to 40 years in jail for allegedly sexually torturing a teenage male with a pair of pliers and forcing him to drink urine.
RELATED CONTENTTwo uninjured after ATV goes through Lake Pepin ice
A Wisconsin couple were uninjured after the ATV they were riding on went through the ice on Lake Pepin Sunday morning, the Goodhue County Sheriff’s Office reported.
Survey indicates 86 percent of St. Croix Valley voters support proposed bridge
A recent survey conducted with a scientific sample of 400 St. Croix Valley voters indicates 86 percent of residents in western Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota favor replacement of the ailing Stillwater lift bridge with a modern, four-laned version.
RELATED CONTENTUPDATE: Somerset woman dies in Monday crash
A Somerset woman is dead following an accident along County Road H west of Star Prairie.
RELATED CONTENTStudent recovering after suffering cardiac arrest
When Red Wing School District began installing automated external defibrillators in its buildings a few years ago, high school Principal Beth Borgen said she hoped they would never need to be opened.
Blaze destroys pole shed, vehicles in Somerset Township
What started as a vehicle fire Thursday afternoon quickly grew and destroyed a pole barn in Somerset Township.
RELATED CONTENTLocals help deliver Walker recall petitions to Madison
Town of Troy resident Nan Lambert and Barb Greub of River Falls were chosen to represent St. Croix and Pierce counties, respectively, when the call went out for a person from every Wisconsin county to help hand-deliver 3,000 pounds of petitions seeking the recall of Gov. Scott Walker and other state-level officials.
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