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UPDATED
05/09/2008 08:11 AM
Work by Royall District students and staff members was
displayed at an art show held at Royall High School last Sunday. For a full
page of pictures, see the back page of the May 8 Messenger.
AUTOPSY INDICATED DEATH FROM INJURIES
Juneau County Coroner Howard Fischer reported Wednesday that preliminary
autopsy results indicate that Robert Kazmierczak, pilot of the plane that
crashed near New Lisbon, died from multiple traumatic injuries received in
the crash. He said no medical conditions were noted that may have
contributed to the mishap. The autopsy was conducted by Mark Witeck,
forensic pathologist, at Hess Memorial Hospital in Mauston.
TOUGH DECISIONS MADE BY MAUSTON BOARD
Another school year is coming to an end and the Mauston School Board once
again is taking steps to balance a reducing budget. For the second year in a
row, the board reviewed, debated and made significant cuts to the budget,
eliminating positions and reducing spending at all levels. For the complete
story, see the May 8 Messenger.
NEW LISBON HAS GREAT FINISH AT SOLO/ENSEMBLE
New Lisbon High School students who qualified for the state solo and
ensemble contest are pictured in the May 8 Messenger.
HEALTH MAZE COMES TO NECEDAH
A group of high school juniors and the eighth grade students at Necedah
Schools recently got a chance to see how their goals in life could be
impacted by negative choices, as they participated in Health Maze,
coordinated by the Safe and Drug Free department of CESA 5, District
Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Abuse coordinator Mikki Maddox and phy-ed/health
education teacher Carol Kubicek. See the full story in the May 8 Messenger.
KENDALL BOARD DISCUSSES COMMUNITY HALL PROJECT
At its regular meeting Monday night, the Kendall Village Board members
discussed their concerns over theprogress of the remodeling of the Community
Center. After much head shaking and discussion, it was decided to have a
meeting regarding the matter at undisclosed date.
THERE'S LOTS OF NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE AREA
IN EVERY ISSUE OF THE MESSENGER
See the May 8 issue for the full story behind all these headlines:
Fatal plane crash under investigation
Rollover results in minor injuries
Sorenson released from supervision
HOPE Walk fundraising starting
Young Eagles raise money and will soon take to the air
Necedah store well underway
JCEDC holds meeting at Necedah Village Hall
Just in time for summer riding weather, Ger Driven Performance in
Mauston
Marose is local legend
Invite to Droessler show
Tough decisions made by Mauston School Board
Beyond the Daily Grind helps to feed the community
Buss voted into continue
Ron Kind to hold listening sessions
Protection against Measles
What is WI Wins?
'Open House' meeting next step in comprehensive planning
Elroy summer rec information coming
Four from Royall attend FCCLA Conference
Royall Pops Concert set for May 16
Royall baseball boys keep busy with five games in a week
Teach your kids to $ave
New Lisbon students deliver the annual May Baskets
New Lisbon has great finish at Solo/Ensemble
New Lisbon School Board elects district officers
New Lisbon elementary honor roll
Music clinicians visit students
Health Maze comes to Necedah
Making each baby's first breath a healthy breath
Outdoors Forever hosted Field Day for Juneau County Justice Center
Hunter Safety
Plane crash claims life of pilot
Don't feed the bears
Walking to find the juvenile diabetes cure
Ana Roehling to reign as Little Miss Wonewoc
W-C girls split doubleheader with Royall to cap off busy week
Fulton to play football at Platteville
Wonewoc firefighters burn prairie area
W-C drama club comedy on stage Friday, Saturday
W-C teacher gets honorable mention in Lands End teacher recognition
Hillsboro FFA teams take many honors
Robin Haugh's essay honored
Dr. Larson gets Health Ambassador award
Kendall Community Hall progress among Village Board topics
Kendall Safety Patrol visits D.C.
Grawin named co-most valuable wrestler at Luther College
Miller letters third year
Heritage Manor honors volunteers
Art show features work by Royall students and staf
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