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River Falls: Attempted murder charge follows savage beating
A 23-year-old local man has been charged by the St. Croix County district attorney with first-degree attempted murder, mayhem, strangulation and three other felonies in connection with an alleged attack on his 19-year-old girlfriend. The incident occurred shortly before midnight...
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Vicky Erickson, left, and Randy Morrissette II are interviewed by moderator Mary Claire Potter for a "Western Wisconsin Journal" program on The River Channel (Hudson/North Hudson cable channel 15).
The River Channel records interviews with City Council candidates
The River Channel, Hudson’s community cable TV station, has recorded interviews with the candidates for the April 7 election. In three...
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Star-Observer earns top award for large weeklies in state newspaper contest
The Hudson Star-Observer was recognized with a first place, General Excellence, among the state's largest community newspapers at the annual Wisconsin Newspaper Association's Better Newspaper Contest annual awards ceremony Friday evening, Feb. 27. The award and others were conferred...
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