Cheesemakers Fall in Home Opener to Mount Horeb Barneveld
The Mount Horeb Barneveld squad defeated the Cheesemakers 34 to 6 in the home opener. The game, reported on Page B1, highlighted Mount Horeb Barneveld’s strong defense and efficient offense behind key players.
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Online Engagement Push for Monroe Times
The Monroe Times urges readers to engage digitally by liking its Facebook page and visiting its online presence for news updates and community coverage.
Charges against Gifford dismissed in Monroe case
A Monroe court dismissed felony charges against 18 year old Michael Peter Gifford for repeated sexual assault, child abuse, battery, incest and sexual assault by force after recent evaluations found him incompetent to stand trial. Prosecutor Jeffrey Kohl cited lack of competency as the reason for dismissal.
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Pharmacy manager sentenced for embezzlement at Walmart Monroe
Jeff M. Stauffacher, 40, of Mineral Point, received two years probation and 200 hours of community service after pleading no contest to a Class H felony theft in a business setting. He also faced two related misdemeanor charges in the Monroe case for embezzling over $15,000 from the Walmart store during 2009 and 2010. The felony charge carries a two-year deferred prosecution if probation is completed successfully.
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Obama downplays swift U S intervention in Syria crisis
President Obama urged caution on military action, citing the need for a UN mandate and broad international support as allegations of chemical weapons use near Damascus prompt Pentagon options. Defense officials say a fourth U S warship moved into the region ready to act if directed.
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Fallen is Babylon by Michael Wentela debut novel
Darlington writer Michael Wentela presents Fallen is Babylon a post apocalyptic sci fi tale set after a disease wipes out most of humanity. A former college professor named Vann Arnett navigates isolation and nightly mutant threats nine months into a pandemic as an ordinary man adapting to extraordinary circumstances.
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Menominee plan for Kenosha casino wins BIA approval
The U S Bureau of Indian Affairs approved the Menominee Nation's plan to build a casino at the former Dairyland Greyhound Park near the Wisconsin Illinois border. The project faces opposition from the Forest County Potawatomi tribe which runs an off reservation casino about 40 miles away in Milwaukee. Menominee leaders defend the plan arguing Wisconsin needs economic growth over monopolies.
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Black Hawk Hosts Benton Scales Mound In Opener
The Black Hawk football team hosts Benton Scales Mound in the season opener Monday. Proxmire’s legacy of opposing federal spending is recalled in a separate remembrance feature.
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Local Classifieds and Comics Highlights
Readable items include calendar listings and classified briefs. Comics and puzzles offer light entertainment with community notices and crossword teasers from the daily pages.
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