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Richmond Vs. The School Board
Richmond says the cost to bus students to Northwoods is at an extremely high cost and if students are not occupying those schools.....the issues needs to be addressed.
Richmond has started a petition to get the work done at Roosevelt and plans to present it sometime next month.
Guilty to Bank RobberyIt only took 6 minutes to bust him.........now a Michigan man has pleaded no contest to robbing a Tomah bank back in June. This was the first bank robbery in the City of Tomah in about 12 years. Woman With Frying Pan, Man With BurnA brother-sister squabble has left a La Crosse guy with a burn on his back.
Police say the 41 year old guy got into a fight with 52 year-old Colleen Dorn while she was frying up some chicken in the kitchen very early Sunday morning. The argument had police responding to the northside home four times that morning. On the fourth time, they arrested Dorn. Because, apparently, she'd pressed the hot pan to her brother's back, leaving behind a mark that, police say, bore a certain resemblance to the bottom of a frying pan. Both brother and sister, police say, had been drinking. |
Teens Attack Inflatable, Christmas FunA llittle grinch in all of us?
Maybe not all of us are like the greenish Seussian ogre. But a disagreeably high amount of holiday grinch-like behaviour in some. Three teens in La Crosse have been ticketed for their anti-holiday actions. Police say a 16, 17 and 18 year-old have admitted to slashing inflatable lawn ornaments. One guy on the northside last week was sitting in his living room when a large, "pop" alerted him to rapidly collapsing Christmas inflatable in his yard. But, cops say, the high schoolers have slashed their way through blow-up giant ornaments from the southside of La Crosse to Onalaska. Hundreds of dollars worth. One kid told cops they were just doing it for fun and didn't see how their actions were hurting anyone. Sexual Assault Study Shows Youngest are Vast Majority of VictimsA new study on sexual assaults in Wisconsin paints a pretty bleak picture for younger people. That's because children 15 and younger made up two thirds of the victims of sexual assaults in 2009. The state says 21 percent of victims were 10 and under. A full eighty percent of victims are 21 and under. Typically the victim knows the attacker and, for the most part, the normal reported sexual assault involves, what the state calls "forcible fondling." The state study shows La Crosse county near the top 20 in sexual assault rates; 94 per 100,000. Ashland county is the highest at 167 per 100,000. Buffalo county, meanwhile, has a rate that's so insignificant the state pegs it at zero.
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