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Christiansen, Carol M.
FENNIMORE - Carol M. Christiansen, age 93, died on Monday evening, June 6, 2016, at the Fennimore Good Samaritan Society. She was born on April 8, 1923, in Clifton Township, Grant County, Wis., the daughter of Harvey and Delia (Weinbrenner)…
Dauck, Donna Jean
WAUNAKEE - Donna Jean Dauck, age 86, passed away at Agrace Hospice Center surrounded by her loving family on June 8, 2016, after living courageously with Alzheimer's disease for many years.
Poulsen, Richard W.
MIDDLETON - On June 2, 2016, we laid to rest one of the last Great Danes. Richard W. Poulsen, age 88, of Middleton, Wis., Korean Veteran, pilot, hunter, fisherman, expert in all things with combustible engines, mason, artist in stone…
Massey, Dean T.
MADISON - Dean T. Massey, age 84, passed away on Thursday, June 9, 2016. Arrangements are pending, and a full obituary will appear in Sunday's paper. Please share your memories at www.CressFuneralService.com.
Vielhuber, Anthony L.
ROCK SPRINGS - The last card game has been played. The last load of wheat straw has been hauled. The last call to the co-op asking about the price of beans has been made. On Wednesday, June 8, 2016, Anthony…
Lindley, Ralph William "Bill"
FITCHBURG - Ralph William "Bill" Lindley, age 83, beloved husband of Audrey Lindley (Schmidt) for 63 years, passed away peacefully surrounded by the ones he laughed with, lived for and loved on Wednesday, June 8, 2016.
Consensus or stalemate? Election, ethics commissions prepare to act
June 30 is when the commissions take the reins of election and ethics oversight from Wisconsin's Government Accountability Board
Police searching for suspects north of Dane County Regional Airport
Law enforcement from several departments are pursuing suspects from a possible armed robbery Wednesday afternoon on Madison's East Side.
Breese Stevens is bustling with activity all summer long
Something for everybody. That pretty much sums up what’s happening these days at Breese Stevens Field on Madison’s Near East Side.
Showers, storms still to come; hot on Friday, Saturday
Scattered showers didn't produce much in Madison on Thursday, but more rain is on tap overnight, accompanying a warm front that will push highs to 90 or better Friday and Saturday.
Potato salad, with a South Indian twist
Picnicking has long been a tradition for my family, generations ago on the shores of the Arabian Sea, then on the banks of Nile. When they moved to England, they picnicked at seaside at Cleethorpes — still in their saris,…
UW System budget calls for student fee increases, further spending from reserves
UW administrators refused to release the details of the operating budget until just before the Board of Regents' planned vote on it.
Derek Kindle new financial aid director at UW-Madison
The head of student financial services at Howard University in Washington D.C. will become the new director of student financial aid at UW-Madison.
Packers: NFL bans James Jones' hoodie with rule change
The rule change comes after Jones started wearing the hood outside his jersey while playing for the Packers last season.
Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama coming to Green Bay next week
The presumptive Democratic nominee will be in Green Bay after visiting battleground states Ohio and Pennsylvania.
How to use a mandoline — and keep your fingers
A little departure today from our usual discussion of cooking methods and techniques. Instead, we’ll talk about a piece of equipment that is underutilized in most kitchens: the mandoline.
Interstate ramp in Janesville to close for 10 days
An exit ramp from I-39/90 to Highway 26 (Milton Ave.) in Janesville will be closed for 10 days starting on Wednesday.
Hockey: Madison native Phil Kessel has been Penguins' best player in Stanley Cup Final
He has 10 goals and 11 assists over the last seven weeks, including setting up a pair of scores in Pittsburgh's 3-1 win in Game 4 that gave the Penguins a 3-1 lead.
Around the US, rosy economic averages bypass many Americans
A tale of two Americas: the one that national averages indicate has all but recovered from the Great Recession and the one lost in the statistics.
Crawford County Sheriff: Five arrested in Prairie du Chien drug investigation
Five people were arrested in Prairie du Chien for alleged drug activity, following an investigation into drug dealing from a residence during the past month.
