Boscobel News

Dec. 9, 2009 7:18 a.m. A man died Tuesday in the Town of Woodman when a trailer loaded with firewood rolled over him.

WOODMAN, Wis. - A Boscobel man died Tuesday in a utility vehicle accident in Woodman Township in northern Grant County.

A man died Tuesday in the Town of Woodman when a trailer loaded with firewood rolled over him.

BOSCOBEL, Wis. -- A Gays Mills woman suffered minor injuries following a one-car crash Monday afternoon in southern Crawford County.

Boscobel Area Health Care is accepting nominations for three positions on the hospital's board of directors.

The Grant County Sheriff's Department said Rotzoll was driving eastbound on Highway 133 with Presbroten in the passenger seat.

The Grant County Health Department will be offering vaccination clinics this week against the H1N1 virus, including: * 2 to 5 p.m. today, Youth and Ag building, Grant County Fairgrounds, Lancaster.

Wisconsin prison officials released a video that shows a guard tossing a non-lethal grenade designed for outdoor crowd control into an inmate's cell and running away as it explodes.

Businessman Paul E. Olsen, who in the last year has seen one of his companies slide into receivership and another in which he holds an interest land in bankruptcy court, now has been ordered to pay $194,271 for violating state environmental regulations.

A construction company run by a state lawmaker's brother faces $194,900 in forfeitures and legal fees for building without the proper permits.

A Dodge Correctional Institution inmate accused of forcing his cellmate to have sex with him has been charged.

Senator Dale Schultz will make stops in several Grant County communities on Monday, October 5, 2009.

Sheriff Jerry Moran reported the following incidents and accidents for the week ending September 6, 2009.

In conjunction with the Year of the Lower Wisconsin State Riverway, the Riverway Board is sponsoring a special presentation on historic barns of Wisconsin at the annual Lower Wisconsin Thresheree on Saturday, Aug.

Reenactors portraying the Union Cavalry charge into battle during the 15th annual Muskets & Memories Civil War Reenactment in Boscobel, Wis., on Aug.

The only Wisconsin inmate ever subdued by a powerful grenade meant to control dangerous crowds will receive $49,000 to settle a lawsuit alleging its detonation in his cell was excessive force.

Members of the North American Trainer Association will return to fill the skies over Dubuque with historical aircraft through the weekend.

By BARRY ADAMS 608-252-6148 badams@madison.com The route includes Lodi, where a duck named Susie is celebrated; Muscoda, with its spring crop of morel mushrooms; and Prairie du Chien, one of the most historically significant communities in Wisconsin.

BOSCOBEL -- The man convicted in one of northern Wisconsin's most sensational murder cases continues to fight the legal system -- as well as prison staff members and other inmates -- 22 years after a family's massacre.

BOSCOBEL, Wis. - An Eastern Orthodox priest has been defrocked after allegations of sexual misconduct against a resident of a Boscobel monastery.