Edgerton News

When: Noon Saturday hundreds of motorcycles leave Kutter Harley Davidson, 3223 N. Pontiac Drive, Janesville.

Edgerton Reporter staff reporter Mark Scarborough died unexpectedly Monday evening after an apparent seizure while he was on break at work, co-workers at the newspaper said.

Along with family members, you'll be crowded around by nurses, doctors, pharmacists, therapists and dieticians who'll gather collectively in your room to discuss your care and progress.

Along with family members, you'll be crowded around by nurses, doctors, pharmacists, therapists and dieticians who'll gather collectively in your room to discuss your care and progress.

When the AP reporter hung up, McGowan called a friend to check online to see if it was a hoax.

Jim Hurley, assistant executive director, reported Monday that all of the humane society's available dogs were adopted at a "Maddie's Fund" event over the weekend.

STEVEN J. ROLLER, 20, of 710 McKinley St., Janesville at 1:45 p.m. Friday at the Janesville Police Department on charges of forgery and theft.

The 14-month-old female German shepherd was imported from Germany to a North Carolina company called Tarheel Canine Training in Sanford, N.C., Hansen said.

A 16-YEAR-OLD EDGERTON BOY at 1:13 p.m. Monday at TAGOS Leadership Academy, 1350 N. Parker Drive, Janesville, arrested after staff reported the boy, a student, had a 7.2 grams of marijuana.

To legally authorize organ, tissue and eye donations at the time of your death, register on Wisconsin's Donor Registry at yesiwillwisconsin.com or sign up when you renew your driver's license with the Division of Motor Vehicles.

It's a fashion choice certain to turn heads at his job at Edgerton Hospital. By June, Kindschi, the hospital's human resources director, could have hundreds of thousands of new personnel to take care of at the hospital.