Elk Mound farmer leads bid against state laws that he says infringes rights
Elk Mound resident Harry Svee circulates a petition protesting Dunn County Board enforcement of existing and proposed laws he claims conflict with state and national constitutions. He cites wetlands mapping and SB 72 as examples and notes political backlash from Rep. Richard Shoemaker. Svee, a 41 year old sheet metal worker and farmer with 160 acres, argues constitutional rights are being eroded and considers moving his family if landowner freedoms decline.
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Harry Svee
Rt. 1
Elk Mound
Dunn County Board
Milwaukee Sentinel
Svee
Dunn County
Bridge Creek seeks transfer to Trempealeau County
Gerald Ball, longtime Bridge Creek chair, asks Trempealeau County to add his Eau Claire County township. County attorney Laverne Michalak doubts legal feasibility and calls the move remote. Ball cites high county costs and reallocation tied to library and airport services as motives while noting possible interest from Fairchild farmers and adjacent towns.
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Gerald Ball
Bridge Creek
Trempealeau County
Eau Claire County
Laverne Michalak
Independence
Country Today
Michalak
Ball
City of Eau Claire
Fairchild
Leonard Lahn
Eau Claire
Lahn
Fairchild Township
Augusta
Horse plowing contest slated Saturday near Cadott
A major horse plowing contest will run 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday on the old Francis Gannon tree farm off CTH X between Chippewa Falls and Cadott. Rusty and Judy Gilles report 17 entries from communities including Black River Falls Trempealeau Gilman Elmwood Neillsville Galesville Conrath Melrose Mondovi and one entrant from Minnesota. Admission 2 dollars adults 1 dollar ages 12 to 16. under 12 free. Proceeds return to winning contestants after expenses.
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Francis Gannon
Cth
Chippewa Falls
Cadott
Rusty
Judy Gilles
Black River Falls
Trempealeau
Gilman
Elmwood
Neillsville
Galesville
Conrath
Melrose
Mondovi
Minnesota
Wet period eyed for west central Wisconsin weather
National Weather Service forecasters in the Twin Cities expect a chance of showers Thursday and Friday with partly cloudy skies by Saturday. Temperatures will range from the upper 50s to mid 60s during the days and the low to mid 40s at night through the period.
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Wisconsin
National Weather Service
Twin Cities
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