Baraboo, WI News

• Baraboo, WI News
• Leopold Center Family Day
• Sauk County Earth Day 2012
• Back to School for Baraboo - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Sauk County Fair 2011
• Don't forget...the Christmas & the Classics concert is at 7:00 tonight, in the R.G. Brown Theater!!!
• Representatives from 17 colleges and universites were on campus today, meeting with students as part of the UW-BSC Transfer Fair. This was one of several events held in celebration of Nontraditional Student Week.
• congratulates the men's basketball team, as they opened the season with back-to-back wins over UW-Sheboygan (71-64) on Friday night and UW-Manitowoc (57-44) on Saturday afternoon. The team travels to UW-Washington County on Wednesday for a non-confe
• You still have time...to get to today's "Women and Independent Film" forum, featuring filmmakers Robin Van Ert and Genevieve Davis. The event will take place at 11 am, in the A-4 lecture hall. It is free and open to the public.
• This week, Dean Pleger, Matt Jurvelin, and Cindy McVenes are on a site visit at the UW Wisconsin in Scotland Campus in Dalkeith, Scotland. Four UW-BSC are currently enrolled in the program. For more information about WI in Scotland, visit http://www.bara
• congratulates Dr. Marc Seals for receiving the Wisconsin Academic Advising Association (WACADA) Faculty Excellence Award!
• On Thursday, Oct. 7, UW-BSC will host the second lecture in its four-part series on China. Timothy Moremond of the Zoology Department at UW-Madison will present "Community-Based Conservation Efforts in China" in the A-4 Lecture Hall at 7 p.m. T
• This week, creativity and scholarship were center stage in Dr. Auld's English 280 class, as students performed selected scenes from Shakespeare's "The Tempest." The intensely funny and evocative presentations helped demonstrate themes
• Come cheer on the Fighting Spirits! Tonight at 5:00 pm, the volleyball team will host UW-Marshfield in the last home game of the season. This weekend, the team will compete in the Wisconsin Collegiate Conference Tournament at Just A Game Fieldhouse in WI
• In case you missed the historic transformation of Dr. Seals...
• The "Stop the Silence" vigil is going on now on the campus commons to commemorate recent victims of bullying. The campus PRIDE group will also hold a lunchtime bake sale tomorrow with a "Stop the Bullies" speech by student Sarah Long.
• Lee, Baldwin face off in debate
• CDA head stepping down
• Hurt girl heads home
• Yates case goes to jury
• Union opposes health insurance switch for county workers
• Self-defense course gains interest after rape
• High-speed Internet on the way for Dellona residents
• Rock Springs could close fire department
• Bernard K. Morgan
• Boxelder bugs are back
• Detective looked like he 'overslept'
• More spooks, specters discovered at OBI?
• Bernhard ‘Bernie' Feld (Last Rites)
• Herman Fisher
• Rep. Clark, Cummings talk jobs in the Dells
• Closing remarks in Yates trial to begin Monday
• Broadway bridge will be closed for a day
• Dells man accused of slashing woman's throat
• Mother feared for twins’ lives
• Trial date set in overdose case
• Illness report prompts inspection at restaurant
• Teachers to receive 3.6% pay bump
• Edwin C. Roecker
• Defense targets mother
• County detective arrested for OWI
• Cat has 8 lives left
• Bernhard Feld
• Margaret B. Faber
• Clerk resists GOP request
• Blood found in defendant's home
• Robert E. Fulcer
• Bernhard 'Bernie' Feld
• Margaret B. Faber
• District, teachers reach deal
• Hiker injured at Devil's Lake
• Task force makes drug bust in Baraboo
• Village leader won't step down, plans to fight charges
• Forums set for 42nd, 47th districts
• CROP Walk returns to Baraboo
• Plenty to do in downtown Boo
• Yates leaves courtroom
• Family enlists help in fighting arthritis
• Bartlett show, insurer reach settlement
• County may reconsider HMO switch
• William A. "Bill" Williams
• HOUSE OF GLASS: For a glassblower on the Fall Art Tour, it’s always been about the colorful goo
• Joseph A. Ophoven
• Yates defense team paints different picture
• County Board member Shawn Posewitz resigns after moving
• Consultant: Combine county health, services departments
• Feingold, Johnson to square off
• Volunteers still cleaning up from 2008 flood
• Flambeau supports working soldiers
• Yates’ fingerprints only ones found at scene of murders
• Current site rejected for Sauk Prairie hospital
• Badger water plan stirs dispute
• DOT closes Highway 12 bridge
• Evidences takes center stage in Yates trial
• County may revamp Human Services
• Public water encouraged for homes near Badger
• County Board to trim budget
• Stammen: Budget cut would mean layoffs
• Power line to cross area
• Breathing life into the Al.
• Murder trial starts with emotional testimony
• John D. Rindfleisch (Last rites)
• Linda Sue Alvin
• Sauk City robber violates probation
• DA: Investigators still looking into Underwood case
• Evacuation suggestion lifted for residents along river
• County seeks to trim budgets
• Jury selection for Yates trial today
• Marti family, Extreme World agree upon setlement
• Reedsburg keeps dispatch center
• Merrimac Ferry closed due to flood debris
• Boo-U enrollment remains steady
• Accused embezzler avoids trial
• Portage Co. jury selected for Yates trial
• City preserves Stormwater Utility
• Badger water cleanup over?
• 'It just drains everything out of you'
• Theater to star in movie
• Volunteers step up
• Badger water cleanup over?
• Theater to star in movie
• Reedsburg keeps dispatch center
• Boo-U enrollment remains steady
• Portage Co. jury selected for Yates trial
• Marti family, Extreme World agree upon setlement
• County seeks to trim budgets
• Jury selection for Yates trial today
• Linda Sue Alvin
• Sauk City robber violates probation
• DA: Investigators still looking into Underwood case
• Evacuation suggestion lifted for residents along river
• Public water encouraged for homes near Badger
• Stammen: Budget cut would mean layoffs
• Breathing life into the Al.
• John D. Rindfleisch (Last rites)
• City preserves Stormwater Utility
• Accused embezzler avoids trial
• 'It just drains everything out of you'
• Volunteers step up
• Merrimac Ferry closed due to flood debris
• Waters near Leopold shack
• Wisconsin River rises to record level
• Three charged in armed robbery
• Schools to hire 3rd ELL teacher
• Lynne Ellen Bretsch
• Dells TIF payments fall short
• Hiker injured in fall at Devil's Lake
• Surging Wisconsin River threatens levees
• Gun owners display their rights
• Lake Delton plans new park
• Mother waives hearing
• River flooding warning issued
• John D. 'Jack' Rindfleisch
• Sophie Lee Askey
• SEND IN THE CLOWN: Bobo the Clown’s daughter talks about discovering the man behind the face p
• Wisconsin River to flood
• Suspect held in shooting of local man
• Another puppet master Henson
• City may change parking rules
• County Board approves 1.5% raises
• Lynne Ellen Bretsch
• Jail staff layoffs planned
• Death report sent to D.A.
• Railroad seeks route to co-op
• 'It's the perfect situation for someone to get hurt'
• Plain building Green Center
• He popped the question at a parade
• Foreign workers finding housing in short supply
• William F. Schmude
• Shooting survivor to tell amazing story
• Some foreign workers find frustration in the Dells
• DNA vital to rape case
• Charges filed in rape
• County considers pay raises
• Riverfront kick-starts health kick
• Chalked Walk
• Stephen Gregory Beaton
• Reedsburg theater will reopen this year
• Blast victims doing well
• Steinhorst won't seek recount
• Baraboo trailer explodes, injures 2
• Lyndon Station village president accused of sexually assaulting boys
• West Baraboo supplying own water
• Rape suspect already was in custody
• Lorraine Hinze-Kemplin
• Recount could put county at odds with law
• Cummings holds on in 42nd GOP primary
• AG says opponent is too partisan
• Van Hollen expects ‘one or two’ debates
• City picks site for emergency building
• Agnes A. Ekdahl
• Cummings to face Clark in 42nd
• Hahn to become coroner
• Meister wins sheriff primary
• Dad sentenced to time served, fines
• Baraboo man shot in Milwaukee
• Man doused with lighter fluid, set ablaze
• Yates skips court date
• Boy hurt when bike, truck collide
• Overdose defendant appears in court
• Louise M. Spratt
• Theresa Gray
• Margaret Mary Michael
• Dells man killed when motorcycle crashes into tree
• Tuesday primary election primer
• Rock Springs remains in flood recovery mode
• Rev. Jesse Jackson calls for troops’ return at Fighting Bob Fest
• Fallen soldier gets hero’s sendoff
• Benefit set for 4-year-old with cancer
• Fighting Bob Fest schedule
• 11-year-old gets first haircut
• Delton fire chief resigns
• Mary Louise Alongi
• Theresa Gray
• Judy K. Armson
• Rosie Lauretta Rider
• Sauk County sheriff candidate profile: Chief Deputy Chip Meister
• Sauk County sheriff candidate profile: Paul Hefty
• Sauk County sheriff candidate profile: Sgt. Bill Steinhorst
• Louise M. Spratt
• Police receive calls with information about rape case
• Lake Delton man accused of having child porn
• Fighting Bob Fest attracts big names
• W. Baraboo bathrooms will be gun-free zones during open carry picnic
• Mary Ann Counsell
• Paul S. Camacho
• Mary Jane McCoy
• Morris Miles De Foy
• Key suspect in Dells OD case makes first court appearance
• Woman sought in Dells OD case turns herself in
• Baraboo man accused of choking woman
• Health Dept. seeks no budget increase
• Police looking for rape suspect
• ACT scores on the rise at Baraboo High
• Group seeks local anti-smoking law
• Joseph Momot
• City safety building could fill half a block
• Extreme World auction delayed
• Was man pushed from bridge?
• Marvin L. Lee
• Gary F. Faga
• Paul S. Camacho
• Rendezvous brings history to life
• Cow chip chuckers remain a chuckle
• Procession scheduled tonight for Adam Novak's return
• Rail service may be in jeopardy
• Police seal video of fall
• Opponent jabs at attorney general
• Airport runway gets a lift
• Cops seize 14 lbs. of dope
• Kathy "Kat" Hellenbrand
• Gary W. Erickson
• Dale Moore
• Dr. William R. Losch
• Marvin LaVerne Lee
• Arrest made in condo assault
• Why have a partisan election for coroner?
• Two vie to be next county coroner
• Dalhoff to take Hanna’s post at SCDC
• Tents, teepees sprout along river ahead of Rendezvous
• Sex offender ordered released
• Alzheimer’s strikes close to home
• Girl injured on ride moved to Florida hospital
• Stoned man shoots at 'alien'
• Sauk Prairie Airport dedicates veterans' memorial
• Still no decision in Packer case
• Ambulance service looks for places to grow
• Prairie du Sac soldier killed in Afghanistan
• City seeks to redirect tax funds from Walmart area
• Tesla Fest returns to Baraboo Saturday
• Donation helped food pantry move
• Dorothy Rose Holt (Last Rites)
• Judith A. Cook
• Gary W. Erickson
• DNR has new safety warden
• County places a greater focus on domestic issues
• 2 killed in fiery car crash Saturday
• 2 killed in fiery Sauk County crash
• Prairie du Sac soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Schools to update strategic plan
• Caroline L. ‘Carrie' Ederer
• Baraboo man accused of sexual assault
• Economic gardening takes root in county
• 6 charged in Reedsburg man's apparent overdose death
• Robert Wayne (Bob) Goodell
• Steinhorst questions remodeling of courthouse
• Sheriff hopefuls address need for Reedsburg dispatch center
• Pilot’s condition remains critical after crash
• Waunakee man accused of attacking Baraboo girl, 17
• Jumper’s body discovered in river
• William Allen Rachuj
• Dorothy Rose (Bass) Holt
• Searchers discover bridge jumper's body
• No consensus struck on rail acccess
• Sheriff’s budget in the line of fire
• Search continues for Prairie du Sac bridge jumper
• Auditor: City’s finances in good shape
• Bonnie Jean Yanke (Last Rites)
• Gilbert C. Baumgarten
• Bonnie Jean Yanke (Last Rites)
• Council votes to shift TID funds
• 'It's just plain ridiculous'
• City pool goes to the dogs
• Divers can't find jumper
• 'I hurt somebody bad'
• Bonnie J. Yanke
• Gary D. Loomis
• Bernard E. Harding
• Bridge jumper missing
• Police release report in Extreme World mishap
• Schools get $720K from feds
• Interim BHS principal chosen
• New director wants Boys & Girls Club to grow
• Police release reports of Extreme World accident
• Lee decries excessive spending
• Engine show gears up
• Charges rare in ride mishaps
• BHS principal may be picked tonight
• Gertrude Hausner
• Electronic alert helps nab flasher
• Two escape house fire
• Neighbors fired up over shooting range noise
• Ride repaired in wee hours
• County takes flood grant to improve Clark Creek
• Health group to end county contracts
• Family-friendly fun at park Saturday
• Hydroplaning a concern on stretch of Highway 33
• Thrill ride operator charged
• County board to consider $1 million flood prevention grant
• Pilot, 88, seriously injured in crash
• Nancy Henry
• Marjorie Ella (Proctor) Pierce
• Baraboo man gets 3 years in prison for Farm & Fleet robbery
• Father pleads to lesser charges
• Ag practices likely to change with climate
• AC a factor in baby death
• Shirley Dietzman
• Eunice Hope Moely
• Baraboo coloring book provides a new view of familiar sights
• Floyd 'Raymond' Ford
• Country club’s tee signs stolen
• Herbert E. Dargel
• Curtis Betley
• County Board rejects referendum
• Plan Commission supports money transfer
• Margaret Marquardt
• Kirk L. Lamkins
• Operator of Dells ride that injured girl faces felony
• 50th Annual Old Fashioned Festival
• Sauk County Fair

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