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Dorothy L. Szutkowski
Dorothy Szutkowski passed peacefully at Homme Home of Wittenberg on Oct. 3, 2024. Dorothy was born Sept. 24, 1934, to Reuben and Flossie Kerstner of Bowler. She married Edward Szutkowski of Eland in November 1952.
Your Right to Know
On Tuesday, Sept. 17, the Sauk County Board voted to spend $40,500 to buy a sheriff’s department vehicle to replace one totaled in a July incident.
Packers’ offense expected to fly high against Cardinals
Packers Offense vs. Cardinals Defense Jordan Love is back. The quarterback returned from his knee injury after a two-game absence. His return has been up and down. He’s thrown six touchdown passes but also four interceptions since returning from his knee injury. Sunday’s interception was the worst of the bunch.
Pack get back on track with win in Los Angeles
The Green Bay Packers season got back on track, as the defense led the team to a 24-19 victory on Oct.
Arizona Cardinals at Green Bay Packers
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More to come from McKinney
The signing of Xavier McKinney in the offseason may be one of the best moves of late for the Green Bay Packers. He recorded his fifth consecutive interception in the Packers Week 5 matchup against the Rams, becoming the first player since 1970 to record five consecutive interceptions in the first five weeks on a new team. After playing college ball at Alabama, he was picked by the New York Giants in the second round of the 2020 draft. On Mach 14,
If a tree falls in the woods, it’ll tell you
When we got married, I knew Jon wanted to retire in the Northwoods. I passed it off as an elusive dream because I thought we would never be able to afford it. That was OK because I had absolutely no desire to ever move Up North. Cue John Lennon: Life is what happens while you’re making other plans. Long story, but in 1993, we became the proud owners of 87 acres and an old cabin on the Townsend Flowage.
Gathering tips from old-school, online sources
As the weather finally begins to turn cool and that early fall snap turns our minds to the outdoors, we start the never-ending process of getting our gear ready and fine-tuned. My process is probably a bit longer than most, for two reasons: I have accumulated mountains of hunting clothes, arrows, bows, broadheads, ground blinds and other junk, and I am also one of the most disorganized people I’ve ever met. As a problem arises in the field, the a
Local news strengthens our democracy
For more than 30 years, I worked among fellow journalists who were passionate watchdogs reporting on the actions of people in power as a way to hold them accountable. I’m proud to see that important work continue, from the reporting on local government budgets to investigations of corruption in the halls of Congress.
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