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A former Stoughton man accused of stabbing his roommate to death in November 2017 has been released on bond.
A meeting to discuss the proposed whitewater park on the Yahara River has been postponed a month after a speaker could not be solidified.
When Rutland residents gather for their annual meeting later this month, they will consider whether to make a major change to how they elect officials.
Registration for a five-part series on the “Inner Work of Racial Justice” will close on Friday, Aug. 21.
Last weekend would have marked the bicentennial celebration of Utica Fest.
On the evening of Thursday, Aug. 18, 2005, Jim Wersal climbed up to his front yard from his basement, and stood at the space which was once his front door entrance. As he looked down, He said one word: “Gone.”
The “boys of fall” are about to become the boys of spring – as are other athletes who normally compete at the start of the school year.
The Utica Home Talent baseball team split two games last week.
Locked in a tie game with Utica in the top of the seventh inning in a Home Talent League game, Stoughton’s Adrian Montilva was sitting for a fastball, but expecting a curveball.
Problems of race and equity have come to the forefront nationally in recent months, and the Stoughton Area school board is working on being a part of starting a community conversation about bo…
The new school year set for Tuesday, Sept. 1 will start like the last one finished in the Stoughton Area School District – with schools closed and students and teachers working and learning fr…
Jacob Kleven found out this spring that making mashed potatoes for 500 kids is not easy with a mask on.
The leadership structure at Unified Newspaper Group has changed as of Aug. 3.
Meandering through the Flower Factory in Rutland for some is like walking through a scene in Willie Wonka’s wonderland from the movie “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.”
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