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• Donald R. Baatz
  

  Donald R. Baatz, age 75, a resident of the Manitowoc Health & Rehabilitation Center, went home to Heavenly glory to be with his savior Jesus Christ on Thursday, Nov.

• Ribbon cutting marks completion of Ashland highway project
  

  There were congratulations all around Friday at Ashland's Memorial Park as local, state and federal officials were joined by contractor's representatives to mark the ceremonial completion of the U.S. Highway 2 ...

• Precious stones at the Vaughn
  

  Currently on display at the Vaughn Public Library is a collection of precious and semi-precious stones, minerals, and metals.

• UW-Madison provost to address WIN-Lake Superior meeting
  

  Patrick V. Farrell, provost of the UW-Madison, will talk about the university's efforts to engage the region's economic and cultural institutions at the Nov.

• Bigboy returns, highly trained in the arts
  

  Life has come full circle for Paula Bigboy. An Ashland native, she headed out East for training.

• Ashland earns honors for smart growth
  

  Ashland is one of three Great Lakes communities picked for an international award for smart growth.

• Armed Forces Salute
  

  With Grandpa Darrell England Sr. looking on, Olivia Ann England gave Mom Gabe a kiss during the Armed Forces Salute at the Park Falls School District's Veterans Day Program on Tuesday, Nov.

• America's Veterans honored at Ashland Schools
  

  The sacrifices of America's veterans were honored Tuesday at Ashland area schools with ceremonies and student speeches recognizing the men and women who have defended our nation.

• Northland sponsors theater bus trip
  

  Northland College is hosting a trip to Fanny Hill Inn and Dinner Theatre in Eau Claire, on Sunday, November 16.

• Hickman was Metternich trophy winner
  

  When Ben Metternich, manager of the Ashland Marathon Paper Mill, retired from that position in 1956, he moved to Mercer.

• KUWS airs Fitzgerald documentary
  

  The radio documentary a oeWea re Holding Our Own: The Sinking of the Edmund Fitzgeralda airs on Wisconsin Public Radio station KUWS-FM Monday night, 33 years after it sank on eastern Lake Superior.

• After four years of trying, runner qualifies for Boston Marathon
  

  Connie Marsh was on her way to see the movie "The Spirit of the Marathon" for inspiration in her attempt to qualify for the Boston Marathon.

• Young artist brings love of Latin music to Ashland
  

  Would you like to spice up your life a little? Here's the perfect opportunity. On Nov.

• Kretzschmar re-elected to serve on AgStar's Board of Directors
  

  David Kretzschmar from Mellen, Wis., has been re-elected to AgStar Financial Servicesa Board of Directors.

• Wisconsin Getting Blasted with High Winds, Cold
  

  The National Weather Service has a wind advisory in effect for much of Wisconsin, and there's a winter storm watch out for Bayfield, Ashland and Iron counties in the far north.

• Winter parking provisions delayed in City of Ashland
  

  Winter parking provisions in the City of Ashland prohibit parking vehicles on city streets between the hours of midnight and 6 a.m. Between 6 a.m. and midnight, odd/even parking provisions are in effect.

• Ashland needs storm water utility to pay for rising costs
  

  October is almost behind us and the push to finish projects before the inevitable snow is getting intense.

• DNR Needs Volunteers To Track Timber Wolves
  

  A federal judge recently ordered wolves in Wisconsin back on the federal endangered species list.

• Rationality needed in wolf decision
  

  Volunteers can help track and keep count of timber wolves and other forest carnivores in the coming year.

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