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On Thursday, Sept. 18, the Washburn County Sheriff's Department, with the help and cooperation from other agencies, executed four simultaneous search warrants in the northern part of Washburn County.
Nine arrested at drug bust in Washburn County
On September 18, the Washburn County Sheriff's Office with the help and cooperation from Minong Police Department, Sawyer County Sheriff's Office, Wisconsin State Patrol, Narcotics Bureau from the Wisconsin ...
A drug bust in Minong Wisconsin has resulted in charges against nine suspects, all from Minong.
Nine arrested in Wisconsin pot-growing operation
Nine people from a north central Wisconsin town have been charged in connection with a large pot-growing operation, Washburn County Sheriff Terry Dryden said today.
WHEAP program accepting applications for energy assistance
Washburn County will once again be accepting applications for Energy Assistance at various outreach locations in September 2008.
Special meeting to be held to discuss Minong sidewalks
Sidewalks were on the agenda again Monday evening at the Minong Village Board meeting.
Dr. Lemmer. J.D. Tynen, Matt Collins, Bruce Fleming and E.M. Elliott have been grading all week for their new cement walks on Walnut Street.
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Link verdict orders both sides to pay
Washburn County Circuit Judge Eugene Harrington read the final verdicts in the Link Snacks case Wednesday, July 9. - Photo by Regan Kohler Regan Kohler 16.JUL.08 SHELL LAKE - A verdict was reached in the Link ...
After a 31-day trial in Washburn County, a jury has ordered both sides in Jack Link's bitter family feud to pay each other a similar amount of money: about $5 million.
Link Snacks: family business racked with dysfunction
Comment on This Story / Send This Article to a Friend Business North - The Daily Briefing - Business Newspaper Online Link Snacks: family business racked with dysfunction Testimony in trial reveals a hostile ...
25.JUN.08 High-risk intersection may see technological signage
High-risk intersection may see technological signage Regan Kohler 25.JUN.08 SPOONER - Washburn County is currently looking into a safety enhancement proposal for at least one of its intersections, as part of a ...
Link Snacks claims Jay damaged firm
An expert witness for Link Snacks estimates more than $30 million in damage to the company from alleged interference in its supplier relationships by a family member-shareholder after his termination as a ...
Testimonies in the civil lawsuit between Link Snacks and Jay Link continued through Monday, June 9, at the Washburn County courthouse.
Rid your home of hazardous chemicals correctly and ...
The first set of hazardous waste collections will take place June 17. Four collections will take place on that day: 10 a.m. to noon, Webster Fairgrounds; 3-4:30 p.m. Grantsburg Fairgrounds; 10 a.m. to noon, ...
21.MAY.08 From the Sheriff's Desk: Fireworks
The Washburn County Sheriff's Office does not enjoy issuing citations for the illegal possession or use of fireworks.
A major family business dispute is going to jury trial at the Washburn County courthouse next week.
Maas-Brantner Engagement Announced
Jessie Brantner and Garrett Maas are pleased to announce their engagement. Jessie is the daughter of Nancy and Doug Brantner of Durand, Wis.
New recreation, trail fees possible
“It's way overdue,"he said. However, he encouraged the committee to do more study, though in general he supported the concept of "if you use, you pay, and if you don't use, you don't pay.”
The public sent mostly positive signals but encouraged more research on the Washburn County Forestry Committee's idea to charge a "vehicle entrance pass" for designated trails and recreational areas. via Spooner Advocate
Spooner residents returning home following explosion
“People were running outside to see what was going on”
Spooner residents were returning to their homes and businesses at dinner time Tuesday, hours after a Spooner chemical plant explosion injured two workers. via Rivertowns.net