The state Department of Natural Resources is advising people to reduce consumption of several fish species found in local waterways, based on increased chemical levels found in recent tests.
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For the first time in 15 months, alders met physically in the Council Chambers at 111 Lincoln St. on June 14.
Newly diagnosed cases in Fitchburg stayed relatively low in comparison to previous weeks.
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For the first time in 15 months, alders met physically in the Council Chambers at 111 Lincoln St. on June 14.
Locust Drive will remain a road with a 35 mile per hour speed limit, despite the request of a household in that neighborhood.
A Madison woman has pleaded not guilty after being accused of allegedly shooting at another driver during a road rage incident that took place following an argument at Sandhill Elementary School.
A Stoughton man has pleaded guilty to a felony charge over a stabbing incident that took place in April 2020 on 800 Lincoln Avenue.
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Newly diagnosed cases in Fitchburg stayed relatively low in comparison to previous weeks.
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There were three new cases of COVID-19 diagnosed in the last week within the Verona Area School District boundaries.
There was only a single case of COVID-19 newly diagnosed throughout the Stoughton Area School District's borders within the last week.
An informational session on two major Hwy. 51 construction projects is scheduled for later this month.
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Food carts in the City of Stoughton now have an ordinance guiding where and how they operate.
A 78-year-old Stoughton woman was hospitalized Friday morning after her vehicle collided with an empty dump truck at the intersection of County Highway A and Highway 138. Roads in the area were closed for over two hours while police investigated.
Madison’s Channel3000 reported Friday that several pets were killed and a family was displaced by a dryer fire at a home on Madison’s southwest side Wednesday afternoon.
A 74-year-old Oregon woman was hospitalized with minor injuries Friday morning after she was struck by a vehicle while bicycling on County Highway D in the Town of Oregon.
A small fire started with a pan of oil on a stovetop early Saturday morning was kept under control by a building sprinkler system until firefighters could arrive to extinguish it. No one was injured, though fire caused approximately $15,000 in damage, which was limited due to the building’s …
All lanes of Hwy. 138 were closed in both directions for a few hours after a vehicle crash Friday morning between West Milwaukee Street and Eighty Miles Road.
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The Observer will have a new parent company effective June 30.
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