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Wed
28
Oct

Extension unveils winter Coffee Chats series

The University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension will roll out Coffee Chats on Nov. 9.

The first session is scheduled at 10 a.m. virtually, and future chats will be held the second Monday of the month from 10 to 11 a.m. Chats will take place through March 21.

Wed
28
Oct

Special guests help commemorate Sauk County Indigenous Peoples Day celebration


Seated are Colin Carrimon, his son, David Carrimon, and Colin’s grandson, Jack Vikeras. (Submitted photo)

Sauk County’s second annual Indigenous Peoples Day was held Oct. 12 along the Riverwalk in Baraboo where the presence of more than 100 earthen burial mounds and a Ho-Chunk village were recognized.

Wed
28
Oct

Sauk County Gardener: Digging and storing tender bulbs, rhizomes, tubers

“Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall” — F. Schott Fitzgerald

Wed
21
Oct

Investigation continues in Devil’s Lake murder case


Schmutzer. (Photo provided by the Sauk County Sheriff's Office)

The Sauk County Sheriff’s Office is still trying to find out what happened to a Wauwatosa man who was found dead in Devil’s Lake State Park last week.

Wed
14
Oct

Tick tock, tick tock: Time is running out to see best fall colors

Sauk County’s peak colors are almost here, and have arrived in some communities.

Wed
14
Oct

Sauk County nonprofit qualifies for Packers Foundation grant

Beyond Blessed Food Pantry, based in Baraboo, is one of 237 charities across the state to qualify for a grant from the Packers Foundation.

On Monday, the organization announced that it will give out more than $1 million to help organizations affected by COVID-19. Overall, $1.75 million will be awarded this year.

Wed
14
Oct

Poll workers needed in Sauk County

The Sauk County Clerk’s Office has announced that municipalities are looking for citizens who’d like to be poll workers for the Nov. 3 Election.

Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and various shifts will be available.

Candidates must be at least 16 years old to apply.

Wed
14
Oct

Sauk County Public Health director resigns, citing politics

Sauk County has lost its health department director in the midst of increasing infections due to COVID-19.

Tim Lawther resigned on Wednesday, Oct. 14.

Wed
14
Oct

Naturally speaking bittersweets


By Jerry Davis.

Shrubby, and more commonly vine-growing, native bittersweet fruits are beginning to open and to reveal scarlet insides, hence the use of this plant in autumn decorations.

Wed
14
Oct

Bridge closure delayed

The Highway 23 bridge over the Wisconsin River near Spring Green will not shut down until Oct. 26.

Initially, the DOT had planned to close the bridge for replacement on Oct. 19.

Once construction begins, the bridge will be closed to traffic. Alternate routes include Highways 14 and 130.

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