Tribe seeks part of suit, wants feds to stick by casino denial
Fearing that the Department of Interior may reverse a 1995 decision preventing a casino from opening in Hudson, the St. Croix band of Chippewa wants to intervene as a defendant in a lawsuit filed by three bands of Chippewa against the federal government.
Overall property tax rate drops in Hudson
Residents of the city of Hudson will see a drop in their overall property tax mill rate of 87 cents per $1,000 of assessed value in 2000.
Pharmacies, fuel businesses to hedge against Y2K hoarding
Local pharmacies and fuel businesses say they and suppliers will stock extra products as a hedge against possible buying sprees by consumers concerned about Y2K.
Oemichen is among finalists for county administrator job
Former county board member Bill Oemichen, who is now a state administrator, joins three administrative coordinators from other counties, and the deputy director of the Council of State Governments as finalists for the position of St. Croix County administrative coordinator.
Kind says newly approved federal budget 'lacks fiscal discipline'
As President Clinton prepared to sign the $390 million federal budget package Monday morning, Congressman Ron Kind was back in Western Wisconsin toting around a foot-high stack of papers tied neatly with strong string.
Prolific deer harvest means long hours at RJ's Meats and Groceries
A prolific deer harvest has increased pressure on Rick Reams and his crew at RJ's Meats and Groceries and its after hours venison processing department.
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