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),567 5($' STATEWIDE - Wisconsin’s average ACT score for the most recent high school graduates ranks second in the nation, although scores in the state are likely to go down in the future. The average ACT score in Wisconsin was 22.2 out of 36 points for the nearly 50,000 graduates in the Class of 2015. The state tied for second place with Iowa, trailing Minnesota by just 0.5 point. The rankings compare Wisconsin to the 29 other states where more than 50 percent of the students take the assessment. ACT scores won’t likely be as high for the Class of 2016. John Johnson, spokesman for the state Department of Public Instruction, said that’s because all high school juniors were required to take the exam this past March. “All the states that have gone to having 100 percent of juniors taking the ACT have shown scores decline,â€? he said. “We expect to see that, but we think it’s for a very good purpose.â€? Johnson said the goal of having all juniors take the ACT is to get more students to consider postsecondary education. - Parth Shah | WPR News ‡‡‡ FREDERIC - Frederic Elementary School will be having a 9/11 patriotic program on Friday, Sept. 11, at 2 p.m. They will be honoring local heroes, servicemen and women and veterans. The public is welcome to attend the program. – submitted ‡‡‡ MADISON – We often think of disasters in terms of the lives lost and the property damaged. We think of the names of towns associated with those disasters, %DUQHYHOG 6LUHQ /DG\VPLWK DQG 2DNĂ€HOG MXVW WR QDPH D IHZ $ QHZ FROOHFWLRQ of historic photographs just released by Wisconsin Emergency Management and the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections shows the devastation brought to those towns and others. Even more importantly, these newly released images show the people of those communities pulling together and helping each other in the face of great loss and suffering. September is National Preparedness Month. “The most important step you can take today is to make a plan,â€? said Wisconsin Emergency Management Administrator Brian Satula. “Talk to your family, friends, neighbors and co-workers now before disaster strikes.â€? For more preparedness information go to readywisconsin.wi.gov. To view the images in the Wisconsin Emergency Management collec$Q DIWHUPDWK VFHQH IURP WKH -XQH tion go to uwdc.library.wisc.edu/collec- WRUQDGR WKDW VZHSW DFURVV VRXWKHUQ %XUQHWW tions/WI/WEMArchive. - from WEMA &RXQW\ 3KRWR IURP :LVFRQVLQ 'LJLWDO &RO

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/RFDO DXWKRU EULQJV YDOOH\ KLVWRU\ WR OLIH WEBSTER – Local author Lisa Doerr will be promoting her new book, “Eureka Valley – Grandfathers’ Grandfathers,â€? at the Larsen Family Public Library in Webster on Thursday, Sept. 17, at 7 p.m. The book was written, designed and printed in northwestern Wisconsin. Drawn from the real lives of St. Croix Valley settlers, Doerr’s novel takes the reader from Alabama’s Appalachian hills to Wisconsin’s woodlands as the author unravels the roots that bind a modern rural couple to their ancestors, Lycurgus Bell and Wood John Johnson. Dr. Carolyn Wedin, professor emeritus, University of Wisconsin, and instructor of WITC’s class, Write Right Now, says the novel is “steeped in a reverence for the rivers, woods, land and people of this nation ‌â€? Doerr lives on Northern Lakes Farm near Cushing in the St. Croix River Valley of northwest/LVD 'RHUU ern Wisconsin. Writing and farming with her husband are staples of life. Doerr focuses on writing about rural lives and landscapes, and she has contributed to the Inter-County Leader. Her book is available at northernlakesfarm. com, Amazon, Kindle and iTunes. – submitted

)URP WUDVK WR WUHDVXUHV ST. CROIX FALLS - Do you enjoy working with your hands? Do you ever look at an old door or piece of wooden furniture and imagine it ending up being something totally different? Do you want to use your talents to help others? Wild Rivers Habitat for Humanity in St. Croix Fall wants you to help turn some of their unutilized items into repurposed treasures that can be sold at the ReStore. They need you to “help turn trash to treasures.â€? The projects created will be sold at the ReStore, to raise funds to eliminate poverty housing. So if you are looking to do a simple craft project such as a birdhouse, a garden bench or something as big as a playhouse or greenhouse, come and get involved. The initial meeting will be held at Wild Rivers Habitat for Humanity ReStore, 2201 U.S. Hwy. 8, St. Croix Falls, on Wednesday, Sept. 16, at 6 p.m. The class will be lead by Mark Miller of Mark Miller Construction. Miller is very creative and imaginative, he took an abandoned home and completely remodeled it into very comfortable home, plus his latest project is taking recycled materials to make a tiny home. Sign up by calling 715-483-2700, ext. 10, or emailinJRIĂ€FH#ZLOGULYHUVKDELWDW RUJ 7KHUH ZLOO EH QR FRVW WR ZRUN with Miller. You are welcome to take everything you learn and create your own projects at home, but Wild Rivers Habitat would like you to volunteer to work on the projects that will be sold in the ReStore at least once a month or more. 6SDFH LV OLPLWHG VR FODVV VL]H ZLOO EH OLPLWHG WR WKH Ă€UVW people that register before Tuesday, Sept. 15. - from WRHFH

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3RXQGVWRQH SHUIRUPLQJ DW %LJ 7RS BAYFIELD - Comedian Paula Poundstone will perform DW WKH %LJ 7RS &KDXWDXTXD LQ %D\Ă€HOG RQ 6DWXUGD\ 6HSW Poundstone will appear on “Spectrum Westâ€? from Wisconsin Public Radio’s Ideas Network on Thursday, Aug. 27, at 10 a.m., on 88.3 WHWC-FM/ Menomonie-Eau Claire and 88.7 WRFW-FM/ River Falls. The show will also preview an upcoming jazz performance at the Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts in Menomonie, feature Eau Claire poet Sandra Lindow, and a musician based in Butternut will join the conversation about his upcoming performance in Neillsville. “Spectrum Westâ€? is a weekly program exploring the music, arts and humanities in western Wisconsin. The show includes in-depth behind-the-scenes interviews and stories about area writers, musicians, theater, visual arts and much more. It is heard weekly 3DXOD 3RXQGVWRQH on Thursdays from 10 to 11 a.m. on Ideas 88.3 WHWC-FM/ Menomonie - Eau Claire and 88.7 WRFW-FM/ River Falls, with a repeat broadcast at 7 p.m. Fridays on 89.7 WUECFM/ Eau Claire and 90.7 WVSS-FM/ Menomonie. Wisconsin Public Radio is a service of the University of Wisconsin Extension, the Educational Communications Board and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. For more than 95 years, WPR has served the people of Wisconsin with quality news, classical music and talk radio programming. Listen, learn more and donate online at wpr.org. - from WPR

0RWKHU VRQ VDYH EDOG HDJOH DAIRYLAND - A woman and her teenage son became wildlife heroes after saving the life of a eagle. The two were driving near Danbury on the way back from their cabin when DQ HDJOH HDWLQJ URDGNLOO WRRN Ă LJKW 7KH\ KLW LW ZLWK WKHLU FDU The mother, Robbi Tribbey, took instruction from her son, Devin, who had learned a thing or two about raptor care years ago. “It hit the hood then went up and over onto the windshield and up and over the Suburban and it landed on the road behind us,â€? Robbi said. It had been nibbling on a dead deer beside the URDG DQG WRRN Ă LJKW LQWR WKHLU large SUV. “I just kept saying ‘Oh my God,’ it’s an eagle and I couldn’t believe I hit it. I wanted to cry right then and there but it wasn’t the time to do that, it was the time to get out of the car 5REEL 7ULEEH\ DQG KHU VRQ and help this bird,â€? Robbi said. Robbi’s teenager remembered 'HYLQ KHOSHG VDYH WKH OLIH RI D some tips from an elementary EDOG HDJOH WKH\ VWUXFN ZLWK WKHLU VFKRRO Ă€HOG WULS WR WKH 8 RI 0¡V 689 QHDU 'DQEXU\ ODVW ZHHN raptor center. “I was think- 6SHFLDO SKRWR ing; keep the wings contained and the talons away from you, should be good,â€? Devin Lindberg said. And they were. They wrapped the bird in a blanket, a local vet loaned them a cage and Devin gave the bird a name, “America.â€? They took her to the raptor center, where she’s getting help and caretakers say “Americaâ€? was blessed. The rescue strongly affected her survival. “This is when I get kind of teary-eyed. I’d really, really, really like to see her be released,â€? she said. The clinic PDQDJHU VD\V WKH FOLQLF ZLOO NHHS WUHDWLQJ KHU DQG WHVW Ă LJKW her. If she continues to heal she will likely be released by the St. Croix River. Staff at the raptor center says what Robbi and Devin did likely saved America. - from cbslocal.com

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Greg Marsten | Staff writer BALSAM LAKE – Michael Feist, 59, the rural Milltown man convicted at trial last March of over two dozen counts of DQLPDO DEXVH KDV RIÀFLDOO\ ÀOHG PRWLRQV seeking a new trial, just as he was about to be sentenced on Friday, Aug. 28. Feist’s three-day-long trial before Judge Molly GaleWyrick in March led to a jury quickly convicting the ranch owner of 34 criminal counts, including four felony counts of animal mistreatment - causing death, on top of 30 counts of misdemeanor animal abuse. +RZHYHU )HLVW ÀUHG his attorney a few days prior to his original sentencing in June, which meant a delay. Feist’s previous trial attorney, Joel Larrimore, gave 0LFKDHO )HLVW way to his new attorney, Paul W. Rogosheske, who was given until last week to review the case, prior to Feist’s rescheduled sentencing hearing, planned for last week before GaleWyrick. Rogosheske reviewed the evidence, criminal complaint, trial proceedings and the state’s presentence investigation report, which also included sentencing UHFRPPHQGDWLRQV EHIRUH KH ÀOHG WZR PRtions late last week, including one for a new trial. Those motions delay action against Feist once again, this time until just before Thanksgiving.

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He also faces the potential of up to another nine months of incarceration for each misdemeanor, meaning another 22.5 years, combining 0RWLRQ RQH all 30 counts. 2Q $XJ 5RJRVKHVNH Ă€OHG D PRWLRQ )DFLQJ FULPLQDO FKDUJHV 0LFKDHO )HLVW +RZHYHU WKH MXGJH PD\ Ă€QG DOWHUQD“to reconsider directed verdict,â€? or in the WRRN WKH VWDQG LQ KLV RZQ GHIHQVH z 3KRWRV E\ tives or include alternatives to incarceraalternative, grant a new trial. *UHJ 0DUVWHQ tion in her sentencing, such as putting His “... directed verdictâ€? motion aphard ownership limits or outright prohibplies to the four felony counts, citing no iting Feist from owning animals. evidence of the horses causes of death, Along with his motions, Rogosheske The motion also points to so-called noting that two of the necropsies done on “errors in lawâ€? by not allowing certain made his own sentencing recommendadead horses found at Feist’s ranch were defense testimony on the remaining mis- tions to the court, where he basically asks ruled “inconclusive.â€? demeanor counts, 5 through 34. Rogosh- for a sentence forcing a reduced Feist The motion also cites evidence at his eske also mentions the “thin nature of horse herd by Nov. 15, down to a “vettrial relating to Feist’s previous, New the horsesâ€? in question and not allowing erinarian-approved level,â€? with frequent Richmond-area ranch, which Rogosheske cross-examination of a veterinarian on de- assessments and supervision and court claims “was aimed at (Feist’s) character worming parasites and poor quality hay, review every six months. and propensity.â€? He also included several letters from part of Feist’s original defense. He points to what he calls a lack of The motion quotes GaleWyrick’s con- friends and others, including a North evidence regarding the New Richmond cerns over the length of the trial but “... Branch veterinarian, noting how Feist had farm, as there were, again, no necrop- does not address the materiality of the sought his help in changes and improvesies performed on dead animals the new issue,â€? which he calls a “clear denial of ments to the Otter Creek Ranch, where owner found at the previous property. He due process law.â€? Feist has a trail riding business. also mentions that there never any crimiIn a previous court hearing outside the “Based on the lack of evidence for QDO FKDUJHV Ă€OHG E\ HLWKHU WKH 6W &URL[ counts 1 through 4 and the prohibited courtroom, Feist suggested the state’s County Sheriff’s Department nor the dis- testimony concerning parasites and hay presentence investigation was recomtrict attorney. quality, the court should grant a new trial. mending he receive an 18- to 24-month Even with evidence, Rogosheske writes, At the very least, the evidence of a horse jail term. “Its’ admission was highly prejudicial killer once is a horse killer twice was so and must be excluded (from the trial) ...â€? prejudicial that due process requires a %DFNJURXQG He then cites the transcripts of the origi- new trial,â€? Rogosheske writes in his conThe case against Feist goes back to the nal trial, where GaleWyrick allowed tes- clusion. fall of 2013, at his Otter Creek Ranch, outtimony from the new owner of the New side Milltown. Richmond ranch, and what he found, as :KDW QH[W" He was facing four felony counts of well as that of a St. Croix County sheriff’s Polk County District Attorney Dan mistreatment of animals - causing death, GHSXW\ ZKR LQYHVWLJDWHG WKH Ă€QG after authorities discovered four longdead horse carcasses at the ranch in November 2013. He also faced 30 misdemeanor charges, which included 15 counts each of intentional mistreatment of animals, as well as another 15 counts of failing to provide adequate food, in regard to the emaciated condition of 15 VSHFLĂ€F KRUVHV After a three-day trial that started on March 2, it took a jury of four men and eight women less than two hours to deOLEHUDWH DQG XOWLPDWHO\ Ă€QG )HLVW JXLOW\ across-the-board on all 34 counts of animal abuse. District Attorney Dan Steffen credited the quick deliberation on extensive and professional investigation by Polk County VKHULII¡V RIĂ€FLDOV ZKR ´ GLG D IXOO DQG complete investigation prior to (support) the charges. I think it was telling that the jury took just an hour-and-a-half to come back on every count.â€? Feist’s trial had been delayed several times over the previous year, as the prosecutor and defense attorney wrangled over what would be allowed into evidence, VSHFLĂ€FDOO\ VRPH RI WKH YHU\ HYLGHQFH RI 7KH DGPLVVLRQ RI WKLV SKRWR LQWR 0LFKDHO )HLVW V WULDO LQ 0DUFK LV SDUW RI D QHZ PRWLRQ WR UHFRQ “other actsâ€? cited by Rogosheske in the VLGHU WKH YHUGLFW RU DOORZ D QHZ WULDO 7KH SLFWXUH VKRZHG VRPH RI WKH ERQHV IRXQG DW D IRUPHU motion for a new trial. Those questionable areas included tes)HLVW UDQFK LQ 6W &URL[ &RXQW\

“At the very least, the evidence of ‘a horse killer once is a horse killer twice’ was so prejudicial that due process requires a new USJBM w - attorney Paul Rogosheske

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,Q FRQFOXVLRQ Feist’s sentencing has always been a touchy subject, as it may involve unusual actions, and leaves the potential of a many dozens of horses without an owner, if a jail term is ordered. Shortly after the trial, prosecutor Steffen wondered out loud what the ultimate outcome would be. “What do you do with the horses now?â€? Steffen asked with a shrug. “He’s still on bond, there will still be compliance checks RQ WKH KRUVHV ,W¡V FHUWDLQO\ D Ă€UVW IRU me.â€? In spite of the added time before either sentencing or a new trial decision, courtordered welfare checks will continue for the horses in question, with random reviews of other Otter Creek Ranch conditions as well, at taxpayer expense, until and unless it is part of any restitution settlement. Feist remains free on a $10,000 signature bond until his Nov. 24 hearing.

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Poverty sensitivity training at Siren

Jean Koelz|Staff writer SIREN – The back-to-school season can be a busy and stressful time for students and their families. Retailers work hard to capitalize on the desire to get kids ready to return to the classroom, and the weeks leading up to the start of school have become the second-biggest selling season behind the winter holidays. According to research conducted by the National Retail Federation, the average family with children in grades K through 12 spends over $600 on electronics, clothing and other school supplies. All together, that amounts to nearly $25 billion in sales. And although spending has decreased slightly over last year, families spend more than 40 percent more than they did 10 years ago. So, for most families, returning to VFKRRO UHSUHVHQWV D ORW RI ÀQDQFLDO SUHVsure. Going back to school can be espeFLDOO\ GLIÀFXOW IRU FKLOGUHQ ZKR OLYH LQ poverty, as well as for schools that serve a disproportionate number of low-income households. Many rural schools in WisFRQVLQ ÀW WKDW GHVFULSWLRQ One local school principal, Siren’s Jason Hinze, wanted his staff to be aware of how that pressure affects the students and to be empowered to do something about it. Weeks before students go back to school, teachers and staff return to the building to get it ready for them. In addition to organizing their classrooms and preparing lesson plans, staff members attend training sessions that cover a range of subjects.

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ing contract for Beth Bartlett for the 4K Little Pirates program. Burgin noted enrollment for the Little Pirate program had increased over the summer with 26-plus students per section, which is a high-class size for this age group. Therefore, the administration’s recommendation was to hire another full-time teacher so another section could be added. The board also approved a revised version of the school’s National Honor Society policy, with an added honesty clause, which would offer students the opportunity to self-report a violation of the NHS rules. Principal Watt stated there would still be consequences for a violation, of a nonĂ DJUDQW QDWXUH EXW LI WKH VHOI UHSRUWLQJ was done in a timely manner and the VWXGHQW IXOĂ€OOHG WKH FRQGLWLRQV RI WKH *UDQWVEXUJ VWXGHQWV $XGUH\ /DXHU DQG 'HOLD /DEDWW JDYH D SUHVHQWDWLRQ RQ WKHLU WULS WR %HLMLQJ consequences that student would not be &KLQD WKURXJK WKH $PHVRQ &KLQHVH (OLWH 6XPPHU 3URJUDP permanently removed as an NHS member. “The purpose of this team is to create Achievement Guarantee in Education “We have had restorative practices for a functional and active leadership team Program. The new program will provide years at GHS,â€? said Watt. “We want to where members engage in various activi- PRUH Ă H[LELOLW\ IRU VWXGHQWV DQG VWDII encourage students to be honest.â€? ties and take ownership over the GrantsThe board approved a full-time teachburg Community Education Program,â€? Stavne told the board. “As a member of the GCLT, we will strive to be advocates of the Grantsburg community by being the voice for those who live, work and learn here. We want to build pathways to success and add value to the lives of those who live in the Grantsburg community.â€? Stavne said participants being able to register online for classes was very popular. Stavne also reported on the district’s ,Q RWKHU ERDUG EXVLQHVV volunteer program, telling the board the Grantsburg students Audrey Lauer and Senior Tax Exchange Program was once Delia Labatt gave a presentation on their trip to Beijing, China, through the Ame- again successful and well received with 12 participants. son Chinese Elite Summer Program. “The program gives a sense of purpose The district’s community education diand a feeling of being part of the commurector, Rebekah Stavne, reported on how last year’s community education offer- nity,â€? commented Stavne, adding she has ings were received and what’s new for a goal of having 15 to 16 participants this year. 2015-2016 program. Stavne said last year there were 153 “We had a great year, commented 7KH L)RUZDUG SULQFLSDO %LOO\ %HHVOH\ JDYH VFKRRO ERDUG PHPEHUV D WRXU RI WKH VFKRRO V QHZ 6WDYQH RI KHU Ă€UVW \HDU DV GLUHFWRU RI WKH volunteers helping in the district schools, RIILFHV DIWHU WKHLU 0RQGD\ $XJ PHHWLQJ 33 at the high school, 44 at the middle program. “It was a huge learning time for school, 20 at the elementary school and me.â€? According to Stavne, there were 504 56 at Nelson Primary. 6WDYQH QRWHG DOO YROXQWHHUV Ă€OO RXW DQ participants in last year’s program with application form and go through a back17 trips, and 33 courses offered. Stavne said she has formed a Grants- ground check prior to being in the schools burg Community Leadership Team for- and working with students and staff. The board approved the AGR Program merly called the Advisory Council to for Nelson and Grantsburg Elementary work with the program. Schools, which will replace the Student

Priscilla Bauer | Staff writer GRANTSBURG – Grantsburg School Board members got a chance to tour WKH QHZ L)RUZDUG RIĂ€FHV ORFDWHG LQ WKH Grantsburg Middle School after their Monday, Aug. 24, board meeting. The iForward Principal, Billy Beesley, showed the group how room dividers installed in the space has created separate RIĂ€FHV DOORZLQJ KLP DQG KLV VWDII WR KDYH the privacy needed to talk with students and parents. Earlier, at the board’s meeting, the principals of the district’s three brick-andmortar schools reported to the board on the readiness of their buildings for the for the new school year. The principals also gave their 20142015 building objectives reports stating goals had been met or exceeded in several areas. “I appreciate, and I think I speak for WKH HQWLUH ERDUG \RX DUH QRW MXVW VDWLVĂ€HG with what we are doing but are digging deeper and pushing it to the next level,â€? board President, David Dahlberg, told the principals. “We have a lot of intelligent people working to identify areas where students are not excelling, setting goals and working to meet these goals,â€? Superintendent Joni Burgin later commented. “This synergy and team work with staff year after year is what makes our student achievement strong. It impacts our curriculum and instructional practices. It informs hybrid learning opportunities.â€?

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Forty-six minutes with Rep. Jarchow

Budgets, zoning, water quality, DNR issues, transportation funding, wine and bears

Greg Marsten | Staff writer FREDERIC – Freshman District 28 Assemblyman Adam Jarchow, R-Balsam Lake, spent the better part of an hour with editorial staff members of the Leader on Friday, Aug. 28, as he has made similar junkets across the district. The attorney-turned-legislator was elected to the Assembly last spring, replacing Erik Severson, and has recently been the subject of either support or opposition on a relatively late addition to the most recent state budget regarding local control of shoreland zoning, which has drawn opposition from several groups and even some elected bodies, such as the Polk County Board of Supervisors. He addressed a variety of issues in his forum, ranging from the zoning issue to DNR funding, stewardship fund purchasing policies, school funding, the economy, gas taxes and discussed legislation he is currently pursuing regarding hunter harassment and winery 5HS $GDP -DUFKRZ rules. 3KRWR E\ *UHJ 0DUVWHQ Jarchow concurred about public objections to the process on the shoreland zoning legislation, and while he has been pressed at length by several local media outlets about the issue, he defended the purpose of the legislation without hesitation, pointing to the “long budgetary process,� which he said the legislation “actually had a pretty long (consideration) process ... about a 30-day period,� he said. “I met with a lot of people, heard a lot of calls and talked with a lot of people, pro and con, about the (legislation),� Jarchow said, saying he met with wildlife and environmental groups, builders and real estate industry representatives and more. He mentioned that the Joint Finance Committee did remove a number of items from the proposed budget, “But this was not one of them,� and while there was a proposed Assembly amendment to take it out of the budget, the legislation was retained, effectively usurping local zoning limitations from being more stringent than the state legislation. It also survived gubernatorial muster and was signed into law by Gov. Scott Walker. But Jarchow recognized various objections to the zoning legislation process, about not having any true local hearings or public input. “It’s a fair point (on it not being a standalone bill), but I think on balance ... the people of this district elected me to get things done,� he said, stating he “wanted the legislation in place for construction season� and said there are people who have repairs and upgrades to cabins and other riparian properties that were in limbo. Jarchow acknowledged that while opposition to his legislation regarding shoreland zoning rules has been

tied to potential water-quality issues, he said he remains a “staunch supporterâ€? of more realistic approaches addressing water quality. He said he had several disagreements with the DNR’s so-called NR 115 (state regulations regarding shoreland zoning) process, and disagrees about the local control issue, stating that “much of the local control was taken away years agoâ€? and that people had construction projects that were delayed or held up by unclear legislation. After stating he’d like to see NR 115 repealed, outright, he said it could be streamlined down from the lengthy regulations and made much simpler. “I think it would be easier to say, in one paragraph, ‘no runoff into the lake,’â€? Jarchow said. “Because, at the core of it, that’s what we’re trying to get at.â€? Jarchow also agreed that with the reduction in local interpretations and more strict limits, he could support legislation that might address things such as phosphorus reductions or possibly even outright limits on fertilizer with phosphorous, which has been directly tied to water quality. “A lot of it (NR 115) doesn’t make sense to me,â€? he said. “I think it’s a fair point that we can look at other ways of addressing the same issue.â€? He said the phosphorus issue is probably the greater concern to water quality than how close a building is to the water, as it can be mitigated or even utilized, but he was adamant that the changes were meant to address inconsistencies in construction and maintenance, not to make lakes and rivers dirtier. “The water around here is pretty important to me,â€? Jarchow said. “If I saw anything that I proposed here (had) FDXVHG D ZDWHU TXDOLW\ SUREOHP , ZRXOG EH WKH Ă€UVW RQH WR UDLVH P\ KDQG DQG VD\ Âś,¡P ZURQJ DQG OHW¡V Ă€[ LW ¡¾ He also pointed to “no-till practicesâ€? and education for farmers and others in agriculture, using alternatives to phosphorus-loaded fertilizers. -DUFKRZ GHĂ HFWHG FRQFHUQV DERXW '15 IXQGLQJ FXWV VSHFLĂ€FDOO\ LQ WKH VFLHQFH Ă€HOG DOOXGLQJ LQVWHDG WR WKH “impenetrability of the (DNR) bureaucracy,â€? and how difĂ€FXOW LW FDQ EH WR JHW WKH DSSURSULDWH RU UHOHYDQW VSHFLDOLVW or adviser on a DNR issue, something he noticed as both a resident and as an attorney. He pointed to permit “red tapeâ€? and regulations that PD\ OHDG WR Ă€QHV HYHQ LI SHRSOH IROORZ WKH '15 UHFRPmendations. ´7KH '15 LV LQ WKH SURFHVV RI , WKLQN D SUHWW\ VLJQLĂ€cant overhaul in reorganization,â€? he said. “They said they FDQ PDQDJH ZLWK WKH HPSOR\HHV WKH\ KDYH IURP D Ă€VFDO perspective.â€? On the recent move to limit land purchases for the DNR Stewardship Funds over the next decade, Jarchow pointed WR WKH FRVWV RI Ă€QDQFLQJ DQG LQWHUHVWV RQ VXFK SURJUDPV as well as the lack of taxes collected on state lands under state ownership, shifting the tax burden to private landowners as a result. “I’m generally of the view that we, as a state, own way WRR PXFK SURSHUW\ Âľ KH VDLG FDOOLQJ LW D VLJQLĂ€FDQW LVVXH LQ northern parts of the state, where public land ownership reduces the tax base, negatively affecting school funding, and that public ownership also effectively reduces public access to those lands for what might otherwise seem to be tame activities, such as metal detector use and other hobbyists. “It’s that kind of stuff that drives people crazy,â€? he said, stating that ultimately, the legislator and others effectively ÂśVSOLW WKH EDE\ ¡ DQG DOORZHG PRUH VSHFLĂ€F DFWLRQV ZKHUH in parts of the state that seem to work best. ´%XW , GRQ¡W WKLQN SHRSOH UHFRJQL]H WKH VLJQLĂ€FDQW amount of borrowing and debt incurred because of the stewardship program,â€? he said. “What is the priority here? Is it just buying land or is it using scarce public resources we have for roads and schools? I think we’ve struck a good balance here.â€? As to school funding issues, Jarchow pointed to the proposed education funding cuts put forth by Gov. Walker, which the Legislature rejected. “I think it was a proposed cut of $130 million over the biennium,â€? he said “we took that and restored it, and then we added an extra $70 million, so what the governor had proposed, we added an extra $200 million, from what the governor proposed.â€? Jarchow said he thinks the real issue is declining enrollments, which some schools are trying to address in creative ways, such as Grantsburg’s iForward online schooling, which can cater to students who otherwise might have gone outside the public school system. But the online school can have an adverse effect on that school district’s “report cardâ€? ratings, leading to ancillary downgrading. 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rently pursuing, including a way to streamline and create less limiting rules on wineries, from closing hours to allowing liquor sales and other areas he said limits their operations. “There is a sort of winery boom around here,â€? he said. “But we’ve got some Prohibition-era liquor rules, which can cause some harm ... and limit things like weddings DQG WRXULVP , Ă€UPO\ EHOLHYH ZH¡UH SXOOLQJ LQ WRXULVWV from Minnesota ... everybody wins when we pull in tourists.â€? He said he is also researching legislation limiting soFDOOHG ´KXQWHU KDUDVVPHQW Âľ VSHFLĂ€FDOO\ WR EHDU KXQWHUV some of whom, he said, have been the targets of groups trying to harass them. “We have a hunter harassment law, but it’s not very strong,â€? he said, noting that he has talked with several ORFDO HOHFWHG RIĂ€FLDOV RQ ZD\V WR PDNH WKH H[LVWLQJ ODZV address those concern. “At some point it crosses a line into interfering, and it goes too far.â€? 2Q MREV ZDJHV DQG WKH Ă€QDO EXGJHW QXPEHUV KH DGPLWted there are multiple mixed messages on actual “state of the state.â€? “We’re actually doing relatively well. Federal jobs numbers show we created about 8,000 jobs in July, I think that’s the second best in the Midwest,â€? Jarchow said. “I think we’re heading in the right direction.â€? He noted the relatively low unemployment rates for many local counties as evidence of a recovery, and said that while some employers have relayed concerns about KDYLQJ WURXEOH Ă€QGLQJ ZRUNHUV ZLWK WKH ULJKW WUDLQLQJ he is hoping legislative attention toward job training will help address the issue in the short term. “Frankly, that’s a great problem to have,â€? he said, pointing to the “Wisconsin Fast Forwardâ€? targeted training program, which had funds allocated to address those very issues. “There is a misperception that we’ve cut taxes, so we’re cutting spending,â€? he said. But actually, each budget under Walker, has gone up, slightly, at about the rate of LQĂ DWLRQ Âľ He said revenues are increasing at between 3.5 and 4 percent annually, which he said included $70 million PRUH RI LQWDNH WKDQ SURMHFWHG IRU Ă€VFDO \HDU ZKLFK he said was primarily due to an increase in corporate income taxes. “That shows you that the economy is maybe not doing great, but we’re doing better,â€? he said, calling Wisconsin one of the highest taxed states in the nation, which he said defers new investment in business. “I’m committed to holding the line on taxes, and one of the places you get WKH PRVW GLIĂ€FXOW\ LV LQ WUDQVSRUWDWLRQ Âľ That transportation funding “problem,â€? has to do with a basic formula that is based on gasoline consumption, which has been reduced primarily through much more IXHO HIĂ€FLHQW YHKLFOHV DQG JHQHUDO LQFUHDVHG HIĂ€FLHQFLHV which he said were a good thing, but have led to red ink for new roads. Jarchow said he is against raising the gas taxes, in general, stating it “doesn’t address the basic problem,â€? and said he has also been against changes to licensing formulas that may better address funding, but may not address actual impacts of the users. “But if you’re not buying gas, you’re not paying for the roads,â€? he said. “There are a lot of different revenue sources to look at.â€? He also said there may be general problems related to road “overbuilding,â€? and how the Wis DOT projecWLRQV KDYH RIWHQ EHHQ IDU RYHU WKH WRS RI WKH DFWXDO WUDIĂ€F counts. He also is against raising the licensing fees, as it may not capture revenues to offset impacts of people from outside the state, using the roads. ´,W ZRXOG EH QLFH WR Ă€QG D V\VWHP WR JHW SHRSOH IURP outside the state to help pay for the roads,â€? he said, mentioning possible increases in sales taxes to assist in the shortfalls, due to how the basic transportation of goods and services has real impacts on road life. “That may be one way, maybe with a quarter- or half-percent increase (in sales tax).â€?

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that night. Why didn’t they chase after them and see where they went or get their plate number or make of the truck - this is what puzzles me. There are two guys out there walking around free with this crime on their shoulders. How can they live with themselves? I am asking them to please come forward and face this, so I can at least have some

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Communiversity Symphonic Band seeks members RICE LAKE — The Communiversity Symphonic Band invites area musicians interested in joining the adult conFHUW EDQG WR DWWHQG WKH ÀUVW UHKHDUVDO RI WKH IDOO VHPHVWHU on Monday, Sept. 14, at the University of Wisconsin - Barron County in Rice Lake. Band members will meet for rehearsals on Monday evenings at 7 p.m. in the music room of the UWBC Fine Arts Building. Under the direction of Mike Joosten, the Communiversity Symphonic Band is rehearsing for their fall concert, which is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 17, at 7 p.m., in the UWBC Fine Arts Theatre. Joosten has announced that Dr. Melissa Koprowski, professor of clarinet at the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire, will be the guest soloist. The Communiversity Band is an ensemble based at UW-Barron County. The band includes musicians not only from the student base, but adults and high school students from the surrounding communities. Currently, the band is comprised of about 65 musicians. Joosten has a Bachelor of Music Education from UW-La Crosse. Since 1984 he has been teaching instrumental music in the Cameron School District, directing the high school and middle school concert bands, marching band and jazz ensembles. If you want to join the Communiversity Band, contact 0LNH -RRVWHQ DW RU DW MRRVWHQ #JPDLO com. — from UWBC

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Safety concerns lead the DNR to plan breach of Little Falls Dam SPOONER — Safety and code compliance concerns with the Little Falls Dam in northwestern Wisconsin have led the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to develop a plan for a controlled breach of the dam to allow a drawdown to proceed. Working with an engineering consulting firm and community groups, the DNR developed a plan to lower water levels behind the dam starting in midJune and concluding in mid-July. Since then, however, repeated rain events have occurred and water levels have not reached desired targets, said Paul Bruggink, northern Fish, Wildlife and Parks Division representative with the DNR. While the previous plans called for a 6-inch per day drawdown, the repeated rain events have not allowed the water level to reach a point where sediment management, including erosion control, could take place. As a result, the DNR has concluded a controlled breach will be

the best way to address health and safety concerns arising from the dam’s structural issues as well as sediment management. In addition to restoring safer and more predictable conditions downstream, the breach strategy will allow natural vegetation to become established prior to the end of the growing season and prevent future erosion, Bruggink said. The breach is not expected to negatively affect the ÀVKHU\ ZKLOH WKHUH ZLOO EH LPPHGLDWH FKDQJHV LQ ORFDO ÀVK SRSXODWLRQV SRSXlations will quickly stabilize and return to normal in both the lake and Lower Willow River. The DNR intends to initiate the work to breach the dam as soon as a contractor KDV EHHQ LGHQWLÀHG 7KH GUDZGRZQ ZRUN is intended to be complete by late fall. To learn more about the project, visit DNR.wi.gov and search Little Falls Dam. — from WisDNR

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Danielle Danford | Staff writer SHELL LAKE — Since the recession there has been significant discussion about jobs and the economy. In the past year discussions have centered around how Wisconsin’s job-creation levels have been fairly poor in contrast to prerecession data. M. Kevin McGee, an economics professor for the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh, published a paper in August that explores how the state of Wisconsin could have a low unemployment rate while maintaining low job growth. “What turned out is the data shows it’s a population growth issue,â€? said McGee, who admitted the result surprised him. He had expected it to be because of a drop in the labor force participation but that wasn’t the case. “The issue appears to be that we (the state) are not retaining our workforce,â€? said McGee. According to McGee the state lost about 10,000 people, as a net difference in migration, in the past four years. He says this suggests we have a problem in terms of keeping workers, which may have big impacts on the state HFRQRP\ LQ WKH QH[W Ă€YH RU \HDUV “Assuming we care about the number of jobs in the state and increasing the number of jobs, we have to do something in terms of retaining the workforce that we have,â€? said McGee. People aged 27 to 44 are those that are leaving the state and McGee says that if they continue to leave the state will feel their absence 10, 20 even 30 years from now. “The whole job gap is our relative inability to create jobs and if we have people leaving the state, well they’re not

going to be taking jobs here in the state and our employers are not going to have them available as workers so part of and what my results suggest is the biggest part of why we’re not creating jobs is we have people leaving the state, we have an exodus of workers.â€? While he doesn’t tackle the cause of Wisconsin workers’ migration, McGee pointed out that policies the state has adopted in the last four years make the state more or less attractive for workers. Going into the future the goal should be to attract workers because that is where the shortage is. But McGee does agree the reason for worker migration doesn’t come down to policies alone and the reasons IRU WKHLU PLJUDWLRQ LV GLIĂ€FXOW WR SLQSRLQW due to the problematic nature involved in surveying those that have left. “I think the most interesting thing is, is that this is not how anyone is looking at the problem and I wasn’t really looking at it this way until I explored the numbers, and the result is very clear,â€? he said. The state’s employment data comes from Quarterly Census on Employment and Wages, a monthly census of all employers. The state’s unemployment rate comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Local Area Unemployment statistics, which are estimated from the Current Population Survey, the Current Employment Statistics (a survey) and the state’s unemployment insurance data. Those were used as sources by McGee but he also used his own previous research and various economics textbooks.

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Danielle Danford | Staff writer SHELL LAKE — “There is a huge problem in the county that is going on. The issue is that the county is so sparsely populated that you don’t know there is an issue until they show up at your door. People just don’t realize how big of a problem it is,� said Bill Holden, spokesperson for the Washburn County Homeless Coalition. The Washburn County Homeless Coalition recently formed to provide assistance to those living in homeless situations in the county. The WCHC began as an offshoot of the Washburn Christian Outreach organization, which is a local faith-based organization that formed in December of 2014 to provide assistance to those in need. Many of the

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Eagles  football  starts  season  2-­0 Despite four turnovers Unity hangs on for the win Unity 20, Lake Holcombe/Cornell 8 Marty Seeger|Staff writer CORNELL – Eagles head coach Cory Nelson described Unity’s second win of the season as a great team win after overcoming four turnovers against a good Lake Holcombe/Cornell team on Friday, Aug. 28, at Cornell. “Our defense played outstanding once again. Our front seven were able to limit

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yards to secure the win,â€? Nelson said. The Eagles second score was a Jesse Vlasnik run for 47 yards, and with 9:04 left to play in the game, Tony Carlson rushed in a 1-yard touchdown. “The character and leadership of this team has been fun to watch. We have kids who are willing to put the team on their backs and do what they need to in order to win. We open our conference schedule by traveling to Grantsburg on Friday to take on a very good Grantsburg team. We will have a good week of pracWLFH DQG ZRUN RQ Ă€[LQJ ZKDW ZH QHHG WR in order to prepare for Friday’s game. It should be a great Lakeland-North Conference football game,â€? Nelson said.

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Grantsburg  hosts  cross-­country  opener Marty Seeger|Staff writer GRANTSBURG – The Grantsburg Golf Course was home to the annual Sherstad Invitational cross-country race Thursday, Aug. 27. It was the opening race for most teams in the area, and a competitive one DV &DPHURQ WRRN Ă€UVW SODFH IRU WKH JLUOV and Grantsburg took second, followed by Unity/Luck, Shell Lake and Spooner. Grantsburg sophomore Brittanie Blume was second overall and 20 seconds beKLQG WKH Ă€UVW SODFH Ă€QLVKHU ZLWK D WLPH of 23:30. Hallie Jensen was third overall for Grantsburg, and Unity/Luck runners Sierra Fjorden and Kendra Bramsen were Ă€IWK DQG VL[WK UHVSHFWLYHO\ 1LFROH 1HOVRQ of Frederic was seventh and Sam Nelson of Webster took eighth. Nearly 40 athletes competed in the race. )RU WKH ER\V 1RUWK 6W 3DXO WRRN Ă€UVW followed by Grantsburg and Unity/Luck in a tie for second place. Spooner was IRXUWK &DPHURQ Ă€IWK DQG :HEVWHU WRRN sixth followed by Shell Lake. +LJK VFKRRO ER\V OLQH XS IRU WKH 6KHUVWDG ,QYLWDWLRQDO KHOG RQ WKH *UDQWVEXUJ *ROI &RXUVH 7KXUVGD\ $XJ z 3KRWRV E\ 6FRWW +RIIPDQ 'DQ 3HGHUVRQ RI 6SRRQHU ZDV Ă€UVW ZLWK a time of 17:10, and Unity/Luck runner Alex Binfet was second with a time of Joseph Ohnstad of Grantsburg was sev- VRPH RI WKH DUHD UXQQHUV ZKR Ă€QLVKHG LQ raceberryjam.com. 18:47. Unity/Luck’s Logan Jensen took enth and Eli Vos Benkowski of Unity/ the top 10. Ă€IWK -RH\ )RUPDQHN RI :HEVWHU ZDV VL[WK Luck was eighth overall to round out More complete results can be found at

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7KH JLUOV Ă€QLVKHG VL[WK RYHUDOO ZKLOH WKH boys took 10th in the overall standings. Matt LaMirande led the boys team, with 16th place overall and a time of 19:46. “There is no doubt in my mind that he’ll be running in the 18s by midseason. He’ll be right in the thick of things come sectionals to be taking one of the individual qualifying spots for the state championships if he keep this up,â€? Clemins said. Josey Wilson made his cross-country debut and had a time of 20:57. Junior Noah Berg was seconds behind with

21:00. “I’m excited to see what these two young men will bring to the team as a pack that runs so close to each other. Our upcoming meets will be fun to watch as they continue to push each other to new limits,� Clemins said.

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Luck  wins  big  over  Birchwood Luck 74, Birchwood 6 Marty Seeger|Staff writer LUCK – The Cardinals football team shot out to a 54-0 halftime lead and never looked back against the Birchwood Bobcats Thursday, Aug. 27. Luck had 414 yards of total offense while holding Birchwood to just 68 yards. Their only score of the game came in the Ă€UVW KDOI RQ D \DUG NLFNRII UHWXUQ $OO RI the Cardinals yards came on the ground, with Chris Pouliot leading with 179 yards on 20 carries with four touchdowns, and Austin Hamack with 162 yards on 13 carries with three touchdowns. Chase James scored twice and carried the ball three times for 18 yards, and Casey Ogilvie scored one rushing touchdown. 'HIHQVLYHO\ 1RDK 0RUWHO OHG ZLWK Ă€YH tackles. Pouliot and Hamack had 4.5 and IRXU WDFNOHV UHVSHFWLYHO\ +HUVKĂ€HOG DQG Jordan Jones each had a pair of tackles. The Cardinals will be taking on the Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf this Thursday, Sept. 3, starting at 5 p.m. The game is scheduled to be played at Fairbault, Minn.

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Winter  gives  Dragons  a  battle Siren came out strong in the second half, outscoring Winter 28-12 for the win. Siren was up 44-28 with three minutes left in the game before Winter scored and tried for an onside kick, which was recovered Siren 44, Winter 34 by Siren. The Dragons ran out the clock to Ă€QDOO\ HQG WKH JDPH Marty Seeger|Staff writer “We ran the ball a bunch on Friday SIREN – Despite losing a 16-point lead night. Josiah Wegner, Keenan Cook, LQ WKH Ă€UVW KDOI WKH 6LUHQ 'UDJRQV PDQ- Brady Mangen, Tyler Anton and Logan aged to hang on to win Friday, Aug. 28, Meagher all had a big part in our rushing on the road at Winter. It was the Dragons attack. We rushed over 70 times again and second win of the season. had at least 400 yards rushing. Their de“It was a hard-fought game between fense had three players over 260 pounds, two teams that could have won,â€? said so our offensive line really worked hard Siren coach Ryan Karsten, who saw a 16-0 all night to make holes for the backs,â€? Ă€UVW TXDUWHU OHDG YDQLVK DV WKH :DUULRUV Karsten said. rebounded to lead 22-16 at halftime. But

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On defense, Karsten was pleased with Tyler Anton and Keenan Cook, with 10 solo tackles apiece. “They had a couple of tough runners and I thought our defense, besides a couple of plays, played very well. I think our conditioning and experience from last year helped us not overreact poorly from being up 16-0 to down 22-16 at the half. We corrected a few things, refocused ourselves on offense and executed our game plan. When we don’t beat ourselves, we think we can compete with every team that we play this year. When we don’t focus, execute or perform to the best of our abilities, we have the ability to lose to anyone on our schedule. The power to be

successful is in our hands, and I like that,â€? Karsten added. 7KH 'UDJRQV ZLOO KRVW WKHLU Ă€UVW KRPH game of the season against Bruce Friday, Sept. 4. “Last year, it was the game of the year for us, and we ended up losing the game but showed we could play with one of the best teams in the conference. I expect Friday night to be a battle, and the team that plays the best will win. I hope to see all our fans here to support the team,â€? Karsten said.

Lakers  rout  Tigers Turtle Lake 46, Webster 6 Marty Seeger|Staff writer TURTLE LAKE – Webster fell behind early and couldn’t catch up to the Turtle Lake Lakers Friday, Aug. 28, in a nonconference game at Turtle Lake. In just four plays to start the game the Lakers put eight points on the board using a solid passing game. The Tigers came out with some pretty good defense in the Lakers next drive, and after a Lakers interception, the Tigers were able to stand strong again. On the Lakers next drive, they completed a 44-yard pass to the 3-yard line. The Tigers defense nearly had an easy interception on the next play in the end zone but the ball was dropped, and the Lakers scored again to go up 16-0. By early in the second quarter, the Lakers were up 32-0. “We started to move the ball, but it was only after we were down by three scores, unfortunately. We need to start games better. We came out tentative, and that allowed Turtle Lake to make some plays early on in space. Basically, we need to

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,UCK 5NITY GOLFERS lNISH lRST AT HOME INVITE Marty Seeger|Staff writer FREDERIC – The Luck/Unity golf team played a solid round of golf and continue to improve as the early season moves along. They hosted the Luck/ Unity Invitational at the Frederic Golf &RXUVH 0RQGD\ $XJ DQG Ă€QLVKHG LQ Ă€UVW SODFH RYHUDOO DPRQJ WKH RWKHU VL[ competitors. All six of those teams will be at the regional tournament later this fall, along with Somerset and St. Croix Falls. &RDFK &KXFN +ROLFN\ VDLG WKH WHDP Ă€Qished with their best score of the season with a 401. Teams that followed Luck/Unity included St. Croix Central with a score of 410, Osceola, 410, Ellsworth, 417, Baldwin-Woodville, 448, Prescott, 474, and Amery, 508. “Every one of my kids had one of their best nine holes. Great team effort. Very proud of our effort,â€? Holicky said. The overall medalist was Anna Uzpen of Osceola with a score of 88, and second place was Emma Landry of St. Croix Central. Kerrigan Ekholm of Luck was fourth overall with 95.

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Siren  Ballpark  softball  league  coming  to  a  close SIREN – The Siren Ballpark summer softball league is nearly a wrap. In the men’s softball league play, Wilkins defeated Pour House II 22-14 to win the

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Volleyball  teams  compete  at  scrimmages Pirates play well in Menomonie, Frederic takes Ăžrst at Spooner Marty Seeger|Staff writer MENOMONIE – The Grantsburg volleyball team played tough throughout the Menomonie Sprawl held at UW-Stout Friday and Saturday, Aug. 28-29. The Pirates pool play ended up putting them in the Silver division of the tournament, where they won their bracket. They had tight games, but a pair of losses against D1 Eau Claire Memorial and D4 CochraneFountain City according to coach Deb Allaman-Johnson. ´:H ZHUH DEOH WR JLYH RXU Ă€UVW \HDU varsity players a lot of experience on Friday. They did great and rose to the challenge,â€? Allaman-Johnson said. 0LGGOH KLWWHU 5KLDQD 3RFKPDQ Ă€QLVKHG with a nomination to the All-Tournament team, which was a credit to the rest of her teammates according to Allaman-Johnson. “She hit .317 for the entire tournament and led the team in blocks with eight, and kills with 44. We had a pretty balanced attack with other hitters.â€? The others include Cassidy Lee, Delia Labatt, Olivia Tucker and Kenna Johnson with 31, 30, 29 and 17 respectively. “Senior setter Briena Jensen had a very strong setting performance, especially on Saturday. The McNally sisters (senior Drew and freshman Jenna) shared libero duties and passed exceptionally well,â€? Allaman-Johnson said. Labatt led with 45 digs and Drew McNally had 38, followed by Jensen’s 35. &DVVLG\ /HH Ă€QLVKHG ZLWK VHYHQ DFHV -Xnior Britta Roufs passed well according to Allaman-Johnson. “I was pleased with the consistent serving from Delia, Claire Palmquist, Jenna,

particular on defense and serving,� Kjellberg said. Four players had double-digit kills including Chenal, Maddie Ammend, Kinzie Matz and Survila. Chenal and Kalyn Miller led the defense, leading blockers were Matz and Ammend, Chenal had seven aces and Ammend had eight, and Chenal led the serve-receive category.

6DLQWV GR ZHOO DW 0HQRPRQLH MENOMONIE – St. Croix Falls volleyball had a busy couple of days at the Menomonie Sprawl tournament held at UW-Stout Friday and Saturday, Aug. 2829. The team won two matches against North Crawford and Turtle Lake, falling to Mosinee, Mondovi, River Falls, DC Everest and Lakeland. Only two sets are played if a team wins both. If the sets are split, the team plays a third to decide the winner. Despite the losses coach Alyssa 7KH 3LUDWHV YROOH\EDOO WHDP SRVHV ZLWK WKH VLOYHU WURSK\ WKDW WKH\ ZRQ LQ WKHLU EUDFNHW IROORZLQJ Notermann was pleased with the results. ´7KRXJK RXU VFRUHV GRQ¡W UHĂ HFW LW ZH WKH 0HQRPRQLH 6SUDZO WRXUQDPHQW DW 8: 6WRXW )ULGD\ DQG 6DWXUGD\ $XJ z 3KRWR E\ )DLWK actually had a great day Friday and re0F1DOO\ ally grew as a team throughout the day. Olivia, and Drew, (each with 100-per- fantastic day, attacking the ball and put- A lot was working and we competed well cent). ting down where defenders could not re- against some big schools. Our best moturn it. She led the team in digs on the day ment was the second game against DC as well. She also did a great job on serve Everest. Everything was working and if )UHGHULF ZLQV DW 6SRRQHU we could play like that again and again SPOONER – The Frederic Vikings vol- receive. Kjellberg was also pleased with setter we will have a great season,â€? Notermann leyball team went 8-1 at a scrimmage held in Spooner on Saturday, Aug. 29, among Harli Kelton, mixing sets and controlling said. On Saturday Notermann said the team other teams that included Shell Lake, the Vikings attack. defeated themselves against Lakeland. “She moved well and made great deCumberland and Spooner. “We’re hoping to look back on this “Only game lost was to Northwood. We cisions on where to set the ball. She also match later in the season and see it as a were leading when Taylor Alseth, a se- served very well for us,â€? said Kjellberg. New to the Vikings team is Johanna GHĂ€QLQJ PRPHQW ZKHUH ZH UHDOL]HG ZH nior starting middle, went down with an ankle injury. The girls were a bit shaken, Survila, who played the middle hitter po- need to get out of our heads and just play but rallied and easily won the next two sition for Alseth. Kjellberg said she served the game. Later in the day, we picked games,â€? said coach Carrie Kjellberg. I was tough and is a great addition to the net up the pace and ended with two solid wins against North Crawford and Turtle very happy with the type of volleyball with her blocking skills. “I also had Kalyn Miller, a freshman, Lake,â€? Notermann said. ZH SOD\HG 9HU\ XQVHOĂ€VK JRRG FRPPXnication, and they made smart decisions play right-side hitter all the way around. throughout the day. Ann Chenal had a She is very poised and did a great job in

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Spread the word around. Guess who (was) back in town. Several Frederic Vikings football fans were late for last Friday’s opening kickoff due to being sidetracked by encounters with former FHS sports luminaries at a local restaurant. Chief among the ex-Viking icons on the scene THE SPORTS was the man whom many Frederic hoop historians consider to be the greatest FHS boys basketball player in blue and gold history, Charles/ Charlie/ Chuck/ “The Stick� Johnson. Johnson averaged, yes, that’s averaged, just shy of 30 points per game during his senior season of 1968-69. Although Johnson’s points came from both inside and outside, there’s no

doubt he would’ve registered at least two or more per game had the 3-pointer been established during his career. And yes, ex-Viking John “Jumbo� Grindell was also amongst the Friday throng, waxing nostalgic with former teammates and others. Also present was one of Johnson and Grindell’s former hard-court teammates, Erick “Rick� Anderson. While Anderson once scored over 30 points in a basketball game at Amery in which Johnson also netted 45, he is best known to FHS alumni as the quarterback of the 1968 conference championship football team. Some of us will never forget a frosty October night at Mellgren Field in Milltown when the Vikes steamrolled Unity 34-7 to claim the title outright. One local fan now in his late 50s recalls standing outside the end zone that night with a couple of fellow sixth-graders and having the opportunity to glad-hand Anderson and pat him on the back after he cruised in for a touchdown on one of his patented quarterback keepers.

The Prediction King was 5-1 last week to raise his season record to 10-3. That’s a 77-percent success rate. The Swami called his GrantsburgFrederic prediction his weekly “feather in his cap� game while the St. Croix Falls-Prescott THE SWAMI prognostication was his “embarrassment of the week.� This should be a challenging slate of predictions with several toss-ups on the docket.

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Webster 22, W-B-SS 20 – Well ‌ Webster wins one. St. Croix Falls 34, Flambeau 13 – The Falls fells Flambeau’s Falcons. Luck 56, MNSD 22 – Cards cruise comfortably. Siren 34, Bruce 30 – Solid Siren sustains streak. Grantsburg 24, Unity 15 – Gallant and gritty Grantsburg gridders grind out another one. Baldwin-Woodville 32, Amery 6 – Amery’s struggles continue. Frederic 26, Turtle Lake 22 – Valorous Vikes vanquish visitors. The Swami still answers all emails and can EH UHDFKHG DW SUHGLFWLRQNLQJ#\DKRR FRP

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Marty Seeger|Staff writer PRESCOTT – The Saints jumped out to a 1-1 start to the season after a win over Prescott Friday, Aug. 28. They now enter the regular conference season this week on the road against Flambeau Friday, Sept. 4. “Looking ahead to Flambeau, they are always a tough team to play. Their kids play extremely hard, and play all four quarters. We will need to continue to improve in all three phases of the game, if we want to beat them,� said Saints head coach Grant Belisle. Against Prescott it was a bit of a defensive battle through three quarters as St. Croix Falls led 22-14 heading into the fourth quarter, but the teams combined for 46 points in the fourth quarter and St. Croix Falls held on to the win. “It was a great team win. It’s nice to get out of the preseason with a win. Our offense had a great night completing 5 of 8 passes for 143 yards, and we moved the ball on the ground well. Our offensive line 6HQLRUV 'DOWRQ .ORRV DQG 7UHYHQ *HDUKDUW DUH WZR RI VHYHQ OLQHPHQ ZKR really stepped KHOSHG WKH 6DLQWV JULQG RXW D ZLQ RYHU 3UHVFRWW )ULGD\ $XJ $ERYH WKH SDLU up this week,� OLQH XS DJDLQVW 6SULQJ 9DOOH\ LQ WKH VHDVRQ RSHQHU z /HDGHU ILOH SKRWR E\ 0DUW\ Belisle said. 6HHJHU It was also

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SCF council approves honoring fallen deputy with park name 0WFSMPPL 1BSL UP IBWF EFEJDBUJPO and monument Greg Marsten | Staff writer

ST. CROIX FALLS – The St. Croix Falls Common Council voted unanimously to rename and dedicate the city’s popular Overlook Park in honor of slain local sheriff’s deputy Michael J. Seversen, who died last year after being shot in the line of duty over two decades earlier. Seversen died on April 14, 2014, at the age of 50 from complications of a gun shot injury he received 23 years earlier, in April 1991. That incident not only left him paralyzed from the neck down, but also claimed the life of Burnett County Sheriff’s Deputy Allen A. Albee, 35. Seversen’s public service and activities for years later have been the subject of numerous honors and stories. But he was also a local staple, staying in St. Croix Falls, where he was born and raised, later serving the city as a SDUN UDQJHU SROLFH RIĂ€FHU DQG Ă€UH Ă€JKWHU DQG DIWHU WKH shooting, serving over a dozen years on the St. Croix Falls Plan Commission, assisting in design elements, building standards and more for the town where he was at its mercy every day. He also gave dozens of speeches to civic, youth, law enforcement and church groups. His sister, Jane, spoke to the council at their regular meeting on Monday, Aug. 31, asking to have the Overlook Park dedicated for her brother, due to his efforts to improve “the city he so loved.â€? “Mike really liked being involved,â€? she stated, calling him “living proofâ€? that a tragedy such as his does not mean the end of living. The council quickly approved the measure to rename the park as Mike Seversen Memorial Park, with plans to commission a memorial or other appropriate recognition for his efforts. “I think it’s a wonderful idea,â€? stated alderman Jerry Berger. “Hopefully we can allocate some resources to do this right,â€? Mayor Brian Blesi added. 8 6 6HQDWRU 5RQ -RKQVRQ DOVR DSSHDUHG EULHĂ \ RQ KLV way to a listening session/campaign stop in the city, preVHQWLQJ IDPLO\ PHPEHUV ZLWK DQ RIĂ€FLDO QRWLFH RI SURFODPDWLRQ IRU KLV VHUYLFH DV ZHOO DV D IROGHG 86 Ă DJ WKDW KDG SUHYLRXVO\ Ă RZQ RYHU WKH &DSLWRO %XLOGLQJ LQ KLV KRQRU ,Q RWKHU FRXQFLO DFWLRQ ‡ 7KH FRXQFLO DSSURYHG WKH VDOH RI PLOOLRQ LQ general obligations bonds, related to an initial 2008 action, WR HIIHFWLYHO\ UHĂ€QDQFH WKH Ă€QDO Ă€YH \HDUV RI WKH QRWH The move will save the city over $78,000 in interest payments, as they received a low bid of 1.63-percent interest RQ WKH UHĂ€QDQFLQJ VDOH ZKLFK ZDV D ´SOHDVDQW VXUSULVHÂľ RQ UDWHV DFFRUGLQJ WR Ă€QDQFLDO DGYLVRU 6HDQ /HQW] ‡ 7KH FRXQFLO DSSURYHG D KRPHFRPLQJ SDUDGH IRU Thursday, Sept 24 at 2:20 p.m., downtown. They also apSURYHG D 6XQGD\ 6HSW ERQĂ€UH DW WKH KLJK VFKRRO DV part of homecoming celebrations. ‡ 7KH FRXQFLO DQG FLW\ DGPLQLVWUDWRU -RHO 3HFN ZHQW over the progress of the city’s so-called “priority listâ€? of issues and projects for 2015, citing the wastewater treatment plant upgrade and near completion, Civic Auditorium rehabilitation and hotel project, as well as numerous other infrastructure issues, like the Vincent/Maple Street projects. In general, the issues are all being addressed as hoped, and Peck received generally high marks on the issues, which later led to a contract renewal and pay increase for Peck from his current $70,000 to $81,000 annually, with a $3,000 one-time bonus. ‡ 7KH FRXQFLO WRRN QR DFWLRQ RQ WKH LVVXH RI WKH FLW\¡V sign ordinances, but they did discuss the issues, at length.

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Greg Marsten | Staff writer WEBSTER – It is hazy, calm and early on Sunday, Aug. 30, as a collection of volunteers from the Jackson Fire and 5HVFXH 'HSDUWPHQW DVVHPEOHG LQ WKHLU Ă€UH KDOO DERXW miles northeast of Webster, near Voyager Village. 7KH WHDP RI Ă€UHĂ€JKWHUV DQG YROXQWHHU VXSSRUWHUV DUH at the hall to prepare for an underwater recovery trainLQJ RSHUDWLRQ RQ 1RUWK 6DQG /DNH OHG E\ Ă€UH &KLHI 'DQ &DPSLRQ DQG -DVRQ 9DQ 7DVVHO D SXEOLF VDIHW\ GLYH LQstructor from the MidWest School of Diving. Van Tassel is here on his own time, working with the JFD divers on ways to make sure this recovery goes as smoothly as possible. He explains how they should attempt to triangulate the location with the shore, preferDEO\ ZLWK D SHUPDQHQW Ă€[WXUH OLNH D KRPH VR WKH\ FDQ EH VXUH WR Ă€QG WKHLU ORFDWLRQ TXLFNO\ “This is like you’re documenting for a crime scene, like a body recovery or a weapon recovery,â€? Van Tassel said. “But instead of a body or a weapon or a car or a snowmobile, we’re pulling up an old boat.â€?

1RW MXVW D ERDW D P\VWHU\ The team prepares and loads the JFD “dive van,â€? a ZHOO SUHVHUYHG V FRSSHU EURZQ 'RGJH FXVWRPized van that was donated by a resident, which bears a slight resemblance to Scooby-Doo’s famous “Mystery Machineâ€? and leads to the real “mysteryâ€? of where this old boat was found. After the short JFD Fire Hall meeting, the team of Ă€UHĂ€JKWHUV GLYHUV FOLPEV LQWR WKH 'RGJH WUDGLQJ MRNHV and compliments, laughing as they embark on a mission that is part training and part archaeology, with an actual mystery hidden in the effort, besides the very real danger of diving underwater. The boat they are trying to recover is old, very old. JFD diver Steve Ralph found it upside down several hundred yards off the western side of North Sand Lake. While boats sink all the time, this is different. The boat was found in relatively deep water and, while that might not VHHP RGG VXEVHTXHQW GLYHV FRQĂ€UPHG WKDW LW ZDV VLWWLQJ EHVLGH ZKDW VHHPV WR EH D ´FDPSĂ€UHÂľ VFHQH ZLWK D Ă€UH pit and possible assembled wood, making it seem like this was the former North Sand Lake shoreline. Therein lies the mystery, as that FDPSĂ€UH ZRXOG PHDQ WKH QHDUO\ DFUH ODNH ZDV RQFH DW OHDVW LI QRW IHHW ORZHU ZKLFK JRHV against modern record-keeping statistics. “A lot of the old-timers don’t think the lake has ever been that ORZ Âľ &DPSLRQ VDLG The former shoreline issue is part of the mystery and gives the old ERDW VRPH VLJQLĂ€FDQFH EH\RQG MXVW cleaning up the lake bottom. It means the boat and the scene could be very, very old.

old boat as a typical recovery, Van Tassel’s “dry suitâ€? is HYLGHQFH RI WKH VDG UHDOLW\ RI KLV MRE ZKLFK PD\ LQFOXGH body recovery. “We have to treat all water as contaminated,â€? Van 7DVVHO VDLG QRWLQJ WKH VLPLODULW\ WR Ă€UHĂ€JKWLQJ ZKHUH you must rely on breathing apparatus where there is often very little visibility or ability to communicate in a situation. “It’s great the Jackson Fire Department is diving every weekend, keeping up their skills,â€? Van Tassel said. “It prepares for a hazardous environment, also.â€? He points out that the water clarity on North Sand is very high, allowing for easier underwater training. ,W DOVR PHDQV LW ZLOO EH HDVLHU WR GRFXPHQW DQG Ă€JXUH RXW WKH FDPSĂ€UH VFHQH DQG DOVR DOORZ WKH WHDP WR SUDFtice raising an item from the bottom using the lift bags, ZKLFK DUH Ă€OOHG XVLQJ UHGXQGDQW DLU WDQNV 7KH OLIW EDJV ZRUN YHU\ ZHOO DQG WKH ODUJHU pound bags can lift a snowmobile straight up, according to Van Tassel. He guesses the small boat won’t need as much lift, but they bring it all with them to the scene. “It’s nice to clean up the lake in the process, and better than the boat anchors and other stuff we try to bring up,â€? Van Tassel said, adding how lifting the boat will also show how to use straps, hooks and the bags in the process. ´%XW LW UHDOO\ LV IXQ Ă€QGLQJ DOO NLQGV RI VWXII Âľ 9DQ Tassel said. (YHQ DIWHU URWWLQJ DZD\ DW WKH ERWWRP RI WKH ODNH WKH ROG ERDW LV VWURQJ HQRXJK WR KROG ZDWHU

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7KH GLYH WHDP The locals have been strong supporters of the JFD operation, going back several decades, with a group called QG $ODUP ZKLFK DVVLVWV ZLWK IXQGUDLVLQJ DQG RWKHU LVVXHV 'RQ 8HNHU LV RQH RI WKH QG $ODUP YROXQWHHUV and he points to the dedication of many locals who have EURXJKW WKH VPDOO UXUDO Ă€UH DVVRFLDWLRQ XS WR KLJK OHYHOV RI HTXLSPHQW DQG WUDLQLQJ “We do what we can to help,â€? 8HNHU VDLG ´'DQ &DPSLRQ asked me about truck driving. , WROG KLP , FDQ GR WKDW Âľ The Town of Jackson is very wet, with an abundance of water bodies beyond North Sand Lake. The dive team was assembled in the last two years, in an unusual and cooperative manner, as well. ´, KDG TXLWH D IHZ JX\V LQterested in branching out our rescue operations to include diving, so we were looking into IXQGLQJ WUDLQLQJ DQG HTXLSPHQW Âľ &DPSLRQ VDLG ´7KH Ă€UH hall in Gordon burned to the ground a couple of years ago and they lost everything, so we offered them the use of one of our tanker trucks.â€? That simple act of intergovernmental agency mutual aid and kindness, of sorts, also had a pleasant reward. Gordon Fire NHSW WKDW Ă€UH WUXFN IRU TXLWH D few months, and it was later

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as several of the divers stayed behind to better study and document the scene. Van Tassel and Ralph dragged the boat the last few feet to shore, and Ralph, who discovered the boat, led the big reveal. The divers pulled the boat up to shore, and the prow EURNH WKH VXUIDFH LQ JUDQG IDVKLRQ IRU WKH Ă€UVW WLPH LQ who knows how many decades, showing a metal keel and hooks, as well as other broken pieces of wood inside, ZLWK MXVW D ELW RI VLOW Few pieces of somewhat rotten wood have become so popular, so fast. The old boat was suddenly a celebrity of sorts, and soon several other people gathered around DQG VWXGLHG WKH IRRW ZRRGHQ ND\DN VW\OH FUDIW The last bit of water was drained from inside, revealLQJ D Ă DW ERWWRPHG FUDIW ZLWK ZKDW ZHUH FRYHUHG HQGV like a modern kayak. Van Tassel points to the nail spacing, design and remaining metal hardware on the bow, stern and keel as a way to possibly identify the era or possibly the maker of the boat. ´,W¡V QRW VRPH MXQLRU FDQRH PDNLQJ MRE Âľ 9DQ 7DVVHO VDLG as the crowd speculates that the old skow might actually still Ă RDW RQFH GULHG RXW ´0D\EH LW ZRXOG Âľ Van Tassel was surprised at the boat’s condition, especially at such a shallow depth. The boat also revealed a few broken assembly pieces as well as an old, two-stick contraption, MRLQWHG E\ D ORQJ QDLO ZKLFK EDIĂ HG HYHU\RQH ´:KR NQRZV ZKDW WKDW LV Âľ Ueker said from behind.

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mentor and one of his best friends. “I think he really, really, really had a big impact on my life, my goals, what I wanted to do. He was a math teacher and I ended up being a football coach and a math teacher just like him,â€? Belanger said. Along with football, Belanger played basketball, baseball and competed at the state track meet every year during high school. He played football at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa, and ran track all four years before landing a job as a teacher at Zumbrota-Mazeppa High School in Minnesota, as head football coach and math teacher. He coached two teams to the state championship game ZKHUH WKH\ Ă€QLVKHG DV UXQQHUV XS DQG was inducted into the Minnesota Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2001. During his tenure in Zumbrota, Belanger had a No. 1 assistant that was with him

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FREDERIC VIKINGS FOOTBALL Vikings working with smaller numbersĆ‚ new crew Marty Seeger|Staff writer FREDERIC – Staying healthy is always one of the No. 1 keys to a successful football season and that will be even more of a premium for Frederic as they’re dealing with low numbers, after the exodus of nearly a dozen quality seniors at the end of the 2014 season. “These are the lowest numbers we’ve had since I’ve been here,â€? said coach Ken Belanger, who is in his 50th year of coaching football &RDFK %HODQJHU and 15th as head coach at Frederic. “One of the issues is we’ve got a very, very small ninth grade.â€? The team has four freshmen out for football. The class size is small and the girls simply outnumber the boys. At the upper levels the team has decent numbers but with so many starters lost to graduation, there are a lot of new faces on the team. “We got good people but this is a new crew. Most of them have never played varsity ball,â€? Belanger said. To start the year the Vikings traveled to Shell Lake for the scrimmage but that was cut short because of lightning. Belanger isn’t a coach who makes excuses but felt 7KH 9LNLQJV RIIHQVLYH OLQH JHWV VHW WR ZRUN DJDLQVW *OHQZRRG &LW\ GXULQJ WKH WHDP V ILUVW JDPH RI WKH VHDVRQ z 3KRWR E\ %HFN\ $PXQGVRQ WKH WHDP ZHQW LQWR WKHLU Ă€UVW JDPH RI the regular season a little cold. They lost senior tailback and cornerback Roman kids and kids with different skills. We that game and followed up with another tough battle against Grantsburg, but lost Poirier, as well as third-year quarterback will probably be better at some things that game as well, 27-6. Austin Ennis, also a senior. Both athletes and not as good at others,â€? Belanger said. Belanger said that against Glenwood )5('(5,& 9,.,1*6 )227%$// City, the team didn’t play physical are the team’s captains. Others include enough and didn’t respond well, senior veterans Mitchell Paquette, a 6(1,256 $XVWLQ (QQLV 5RPDQ 3RLULHU '\ODQ 6WUDLW 0LWFKHOO 3D TXHWWH %ODNH 7KRPSVRQ &ROH %ULWWRQ ' %URXQVKD 5RJHUV .RG\ something he hopes they can improve fullback and linebacker, center and 0HQNH 0DUN :\OLH -RQ (ULFNVRQ on soon. They will enter conference defensive end Blake Thompson, guard -81,256 (WKDQ 6FKPLGW .\OH 2OVRQ 7\URQH .HLWK *UDQW /HZLQ play on Parents Night at home against and defensive tackle Kody Menke, guard %UDG\ (YDQV &DUWHU 6LPRQ %URFN 3KHUQHWWRQ $OH[ 9RVVHQ 1LFN 3OXQNHWW -RQDK 7LQPDQ 3HWHU /XQG Turtle Lake, Friday, Sept. 4. The Vikings and linebacker Cole Britton, and guard 623+2025(6 7UHQW .XHFKHQPHLVWHU 'HUHN 6WHHOH -HUHW moved this season from the larger North and defensive end Jon Erickson. Key &RUW\ 7D\ORU =HQ]HQ %UDQW 0F/HRG %UHQWRQ 1HOVRQ 1DWH Lakeland, to compete in the smaller MXQLRUV WR ZDWFK DUH Ă DQNHU DQG FRUQHU 'HQNPDQ +HDWK 7LHW] )5(6+0(1 &ROLQ -HVNH (WKDQ $OH[DQGHU 7HG 7LHW] $GDP Brady Evans, offensive and defensive South Lakeland Conference. 0HQNH 7RQ\ 9LOOHOOD The team does have some key weapons end Jonah Tinman and tackle and &2$&+ that will help them get back on the defensive tackle Alex Vossen. +($' &2$&+ .HQ %HODQJHU “Every year is a new year with different winning path. Belanger noted speedy

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LUCK VOLLEYBALL Cards hope to excel under new head coach Marty Seeger|Staff writer LUCK – Chelsey Foeller is taking over the head coaching duties at Luck this fall, replacing Jen Nelson, who led the Cardinals to a pair of conference titles and a trip to the state tournament in recent years. Foeller has a nice coaching resume over the past eight seasons with the 14, 15- and 16-and-under club level teams for Junior Olympic volleyball. Along with coaching clinics and completion of the coaching accreditation program through USA volleyball, Foeller is ready for her new role. She is pumped to work with the Cardinal talent. &RDFK )RHOOHU

“They are a great group of athletes and are dedicated to each other and to the sport. They are competitive, hardworking, and really fun to work with,â€? Foeller said. Six seniors graduated last season after the team ended their conference championship season in ther regional Ă€QDO WR &OD\WRQ 1R VHQLRUV DUH FXUUHQWO\ on the varsity roster, but two juniors, six sophomores and one freshman will hope to keep things interesting in the conference. “Paige Runnels (junior) has played with varsity since she was a freshman and Morgan Pfaff (junior) has also had a role on the team. I think their experience, leadership and knowledge of the game will be very helpful to this team. Carrie Olson is the assistant coach and will be a great asset,â€? Foeller said. Despite lower numbers Foeller says the team strength is their knowledge of the game and working together as a team. She said discipline will be important if

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ST. CROIX FALLS VOLLEYBALL Marty Seeger|Staff writer ST. CROIX FALLS – The Saints volleyball team could be at the top of the heap in the West Lakeland if everything falls into place, and right now the team appears to have all the right pieces to be successful. The team graduated just one starter from last season and has 12 returning varsity players. One senior, Hanna Peltier, was unable to play at all last year due to injury, and was a starting outside

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SIREN VOLLEYBALL Dragons return most of their talent from memorable ŔŒœŖ season Marty Seeger|Staff writer SIREN – Despite a 3-9 conference record and 6-10 overall record for 2014, the Dragons volleyball team still managed to pull things together and earn a No. 2 seed in the WIAA playoffs. They even knocked off the No. 1 seeded Winter team on their way to a regional championship and their first sectional &RDFK 6WDQIRUG volleyball appearance

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UNITY VOLLEYBALL SeniorĹ‘heavy Eagles hope to stay in the conference mix Marty Seeger|Staff writer BALSAM LAKE – The Unity volleyball team is deep in talent compared to recent years, which might PDNH FKRRVLQJ JLUOV WR Ă€OO WKH rotation a challenging job for fourth-year coach Jennifer DeLozier. The Eagles have six seniors and all have seen varsity action along with a handful of juniors and a sophomore that saw plenty of time on the court last season. “I’m heavy on seniors,â€? &RDFK 'H/R]LHU DeLozier said. “I’m hoping for a good season with them. I feel like they should be able to step up and I feel like it should be a good season for us.â€? The Eagles did lose one of the most talented liberos and defensive specialists in the conference

to graduation, Olivia Nelson, as well as Paige Lunsmann, who was a solid defensive presence on the court. “I have a couple of kids that are working in that position hard at it, so I’m hoping that with their hard work that we can replace that,â€? DeLozier said. With several girls playing club volleyball over the summer, they’ll likely be ahead of the curve when the season gets under way, but DeLozier feels, like many others do, that this could be a year where it’s anyone’s game, on any given night. “I think it’s going to be really competitive this year because there’s not going to be that one team (that stands out).â€? As of right now DeLozier feels they have two of the best setters in the conference, and they work well together. She feels their hitting should be consistent as well. “The wild card is the defensive side of it. With losing Olivia, and losing Paige, because she was a good defensive person too, that that’s where our question mark is going to come in a little bit. I think we were tough servers, it’s just the defensive part of it ‌ we’ve got to see if we can cover that loss there.â€?

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FREDERIC CROSS COUNTRY

Nicole Nelson hopes to make a run at state Marty Seeger|Staff writer FREDERIC – Cross-country numbers are low again this season in Frederic, particularly for the girls side, where there is senior Nicole Nelson and eventually, junior Brooke Rosenau, who is in the process of moving from another school district in Minnesota. She is expected to join the team at their first &RDFK /DUFRP home meet of the season and comes with solid running experience according to coach Jeff Larcom. 1HOVRQ LV UHDG\ IRU KHU Ă€QDO \HDU RI cross country, and has her eyes set on state, after just missing a trip by three seconds. “I think Nicole’s going to be a pretty good competitor in the conference. I know it’s her goal to make it to state; she was a little bummed not making it last year,â€? Larcom said. “Each year she runs, she learns more. Her state experience in track last year, she realizes she needs to work hard to get to that next level, and

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be Chris Kuechenmeister, who just got back from basic training. He spent the summer with the Army in Georgia. “I would guess his times and everything ‌ that he’s in better shape than he ever was last year,â€? Larcom said. The team may pick up one or two athletes who are on the fence as to whether or not they want to join. Larcom will be working with a new assistant coach this season. New teacher Bridget Weiers is a veteran runner who will be

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GRANTSBURG CROSS COUNTRY

Pirates will be competitive on both boys and girls teams Marty Seeger|Staff writer BALSAM LAKE – It’s going to be a tight UDFH WR WKH Ă€QLVK OLQH IRU WKH DUHD ER\V and girls cross-country teams within the Lakeland Conference, and the Pirate girls and boys will be right in the mix with both the Cameron girls, who are expected to be one of the top teams, and the Unity/ Luck boys, who are looking for a third consecutive trip to state. The Pirate boys, edged only by a St. Paul, Minn., team, tied the Unity boys in their opening meet Thursday, Aug. 27, and the JLUOV Ă€QLVKHG VHFRQG behind Cameron. &RDFK 5LFKDUGVRQ “I am excited about the strong mix of returners we have as well as a big group of new runners that should be able to bring something to our team. It is a good group of kids that are fun to work with,â€? said third-year head coach Andy Richardson. The Pirates have one of the largest teams in the area and lost only one senior WR JUDGXDWLRQ 7KH\ UHWXUQ VWDWH TXDOLĂ€HU Hallie Jensen, a junior, along with a handful of other talented runners. The

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ST. CROIX FALLS CROSS COUNTRY

Saints girls expect to chase Cameron for Lakeland title Marty Seeger|Staff writer ST. CROIX FALLS – After taking a year off for maternity leave Saints head coach Jennifer Clemins is back with the team once again for 2015. She is excited to be working with the athletes once again, and despite losing two talented seniors to graduation, she makes up for the loss with some incoming freshmen. The numbers aren’t huge but enough to fill a complete girls and boys squad, with &RDFK &OHPLQV eight girls and seven boys. Allconference girls and VWDWH TXDOLĂ€HUV 6RSKLH .OHLQ DQG 0DGDO\Q Bollig are back again this year and Matt LaMirande is an all-conference athlete returning on the boys side. Clemins said the team’s biggest strength is their experience, with everyone coming in with multiple years of running experience, and one of the keys to success being camaraderie. “If your team melds well with each other, you will get the dedication, you will get motivation, you will get the results you want because not only are you (the

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Eagle boys looking for third straight trip to state Marty Seeger|Staff writer BALSAM LAKE – The Unity/Luck cross-country team will be looking for big things from the boys side of things this fall as only one of the top ÀYH VHQLRUV IURP ODVW year’s team was lost to graduation. The rest of the Unity/ Luck boys have a lot of running experience and will hope to make their third consecutive &RDFK $QGHUVRQ trip to the state meet in Wisconsin Rapids near the end of October. Head coach Lori Anderson said the biggest thing will be staying healthy throughout the year. The team was rattled a bit by the injury bug last year, with 81,7< /8&. &5266 &28175< 6(1,256 'HUHN -RKQVRQ 0DWW 3HWHUVRQ 0DUFXV 4XDOOH (OLMDK 9RV %HQNRZVNL 'HUHN 5HQQLFNH 0LWFKHOO 0RUVH $OL .UHIW -81,256 =DFK 5DX $OH[ %LQIHW /RJDQ -HQVHQ 1DWH &RXVLQV .HQGUD %UDPVHQ 7HK\D 6WXGLH 623+2025(6 6LHUUD )MRUGHQ $QQD %UDGOH\ =HQLD 0RRUH (OL 'LNNHUV $VKHU &UHVV 6RUHQ 9RV %HQNRZVNL )5(6+0$1 0DU\ -RKQVRQ

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WEBSTER CROSS COUNTRY

Tigers have big potential again Marty Seeger|Staff writer WEBSTER – The Tiger boys crosscountry team that earned a trip to the state cross-country meet last season included four talented seniors. The top two runners graduated, as well as the sixth and seventh runners, but a large core of the Tigers state cross-country team is back, which could make this another exciting year for the Webster boys. Senior Darrick Nelson, junior Andrew Ruiz and sophomore Joey Formanek ZHUH DPRQJ WKH 7LJHUV WRS ÀYH UXQQHUV ODVW \HDU DQG LI WKH 7LJHUV FDQ ÀOO WKH next to scoring spots and add another WZR WR WKH WHDP WR KHOS ÀOO LQ IRU WKH ORVV Webster could be in the running with the rest of the conference. They have the numbers to do it, as a total of nine boys are out to compete. Coach Roy Ward is in his 17th season as coach at Webster this year, and has Jodi Elmgren once again as his assistant coach along with Angela Gaffney and Emilie Pope as volunteer

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as some runners are new to the varsity level. Despite this being another strong year in terms of other teams having a lot of talented runners, Ward is optimistic for what his team can accomplish. “I am a believer that anything can happen. I just focus on what we can do to be the best we can be at the end of the season,� said Ward.

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LUCK/UNITY GIRLS GOLF Four seniors set to lead Luck/Unity girls golf Marty Seeger|Staff writer LUCK – The Luck/Unity golf team name is a bit misleading this season, as DOO Ă€YH RI WKH JROIHUV RQ WKH URVWHU DUH actually from Luck, and four are playing on the varsity level for right now. Coach &KXFN +ROLFN\ KDV KDG WURXEOH Ă€QGLQJ athletes from the Unity School District who want to play golf, but the girls he does have this year on varsity, all seniors, should be able to help the team be successful. “I feel real comfortable with the four we have, &RDFK +ROLFN\ I just wish we had that fifth girl, so when somebody’s off you might get that Ă€IWK JLUO WR VKRRW D EHWWHU VFRUH DQG ZH¡UH missing that right now,â€? Holicky said. 7KDW¡V QRW WR VD\ WKDW WKHLU Ă€IWK SOD\HU sophomore Meredith Thompson, won’t be able to step into the varsity role as the VHDVRQ SURJUHVVHV %XW VKH¡V LQ KHU Ă€UVW year, and completely new to golf. The four others have varsity experience, including Kerrigan Ekholm and Maddie Joy, who have both earned trips to the sectional meet. Emma Pedersen has also improved from last year already according to Holicky. Pedersen was similar to /8&. 81,7< *,5/6 *2/) 6(1,256 0DGGLH -R\ (PPD 3HGHUVHQ .HUULJDQ (NKROP %ULWWDQ\ 'RQDOG 623+2025( 0HUHGLWK 7KRPSVRQ &2$&+ +($' &2$&+ &KXFN +ROLFN\

Thompson last year, eventually earning her spot on the varsity. “We had Emma that way last year, and Emma made great improvements and was able to play on the varsity and beat somebody out actually, so I’m hoping the same thing might happen with Meredith somewhere down the line,� Holicky. Senior Brittany Donald is another strong athlete who put in several good rounds of golf last season, and the team has proven they’ll be able to play with the rest of a very strong conference. The top three scores on one nine-hole round went to Ekholm, Joy and Pedersen with 45, 48 and 52, respectively, in Hayward. The team finished in the middle of the pack among 11 other schools, only being topped by Hayward and 7KH /XFN 8QLW\ JROIHUV DUH UHDG\ WR JR WKLV VHDVRQ XQGHU FRDFK &KXFN +ROLFN\ 3LFWXUHG / WR 5 +ROLFN\ %ULWWDQ\ Spooner, who 'RQDOG 0DGGLH -R\ (PPD 3HGHUVHQ .HUULJDQ (NKROP DQG 0HUHGLWK 7KRPSVRQ z 3KRWR VXEPLWWHG are in the same conference.

ST. CROIX FALLS GIRLS GOLF Same low numbers for Saints golf team Marty Seeger|Staff writer ST. CROIX FALLS – It has been tough for St. Croix Falls over the past few years WR UHFUXLW HQRXJK QXPEHUV WR Ă€OO D WHDP and once again they’ll be faced with a small roster. Three girls, however, were letter winners last year and are back again this season, including senior Aly Frey and sophomores Claire Scharfenberg and Katie Herrick. “Not only is this beneficial to their individual play, but also in &RDFK *MRYLJ understanding the layout of the courses that we will play,â€? said coach 0DULD *MRYLJ ZKR LV LQ KHU Ă€IWK VHDVRQ as head coach. Gjovig feels the team will be improved from last season for the reasons mentioned above and because of senior Paige Wuellner joining the team as well. Gjovig said that Wuellner has done a nice job of chipping so far this season. “The key to our success this season will be building on our previous experience and improving on our short game,â€? Gjovig said. As of right now the Saints are still not officially included in any of the local golf conferences but they’ll still 67 &52,; )$//6 6$,176 *,5/6 *2/) 6(1,25 $O\ )UH\ 3DJLH :XHOOQHU 623+2025(6 &ODLUH 6FKDUIHQEHUJ .DWLH +HUULFN &2$&+ +($' &2$&+ 0DULD *MRYLJ

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rekindling a passion for the game of golf. “This year we have the same number of girls competing and always look to grow those numbers We have an eighthgrade student that is very interested in

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