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The Wisconsin Department of Transportation will close US Highway 10 at the St. Croix River Bridge in Prescott, Wis. for short periods of time overnight from 9 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31 to 3 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 1. The short duration road closures are needed so the contractor can deliver equipme…
The Osceola School Board met last Wednesday to approve the pupil counts for the 2018-19 school year.
After years managing maintenance for East Farmington, Brett Larson resigned earlier this month, taking a new job in Minnesota. The town is now looking to fill new maintenance positions, which will likely be advertised in The Sun.
Sports
When and Where: Lakeland Conference Cross Country Meet at Unity High School Oct. 9.
Bowling
I took my 10 year old step son Brady out into the deer woods on October 6 and 7 to be part of Wisconsin’s mentored Youth Deer Hunt. Initially the concept of a kid under the age of 12 walking around with a loaded deer rifle was a scary thought for some. I, on the other hand, looked at it as a…
Obituaries
Adelaine (Ade) Violet Akerlund (nee Nelson), most recently of …
Jerome “Jerry” Felling of Osceola died Oct. 9, 2018, at the Os…
Linda L. Kulzer died peacefully surrounded by family at Region…
Keith A. Reeves of St. Croix Falls, (formerly of St. Paul, Min…
Joyce Ruth Ekstrand of Osceola, died Sept. 18, 2018, at the Ch…
Opinion
In this election season with the endless television ads, mailers, literature and the echo chamber of sound bites from both parties, there is a great source of unbiased, unscripted statements from the candidates—Wisconsin Public Radio.
To prepare yourself with candidate information for the Nov. 6 election, I recommend the Vote411.org website maintained by the League of Women Voters. This site has information about candidates for federal, state and regional seats. You simply enter your address and the candidates for whom y…
I have been reading cookbooks the last few weeks because the cooler weather gets me all excited about cooking after a summer loaded with salads and grilling.
Over the past eight years, Governor Walker and the Republican led State Legislature has turned Wisconsin around. Wisconsin has a story to tell, and it is a good one.
Now that the end of the growing season is upon us, it is time for that final hooray for the garden until spring. This column deals with those garden and lawn chores that should be done before we get another blast of pre-winter.
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