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Antigo Daily Journal
Osman in court for status conference
WAUPACA, Wis. — A 31-year-old Antigo woman who has been charged in the disappearance of a man who was last seen six years ago recently had a hearing in Waupaca County Circuit Court. According to court records, Desiree Osman appeared in court in custody in early October for a status conference with her attorneys Laura Frederico and Jennifer Cuhna. It was established that the the bond would continue. Osman is charged in the disappearance of Jon Morgan, 22. He was last seen in King, Wis. on March 6, 2020 and was reported missing days later. Osman is charged with: first degree reckless homicide/deliver drugs; hiding a corpse — party to a crime; manufacture/deliver heroin less than three grams and two counts of bail jumping. All the charges are felonies. Osman was previously seen in Waupaca County Circuit Court where Frederico entered not guilty pleas on her behalf. According to the criminal complaint, investigators believe Morgan died following a heroin overdose at Osman’s residence in the early morning hours of March 6, 2020. Osman admitted to purchasing heroin in Milwaukee, giving it to Morgan and being the last person to see him alive. Investigators found that she searched online for overdose-related
Antigo Daily Journal
Smith named to Antigo School Board
ANTIGO — The Antigo School Board welcomed a new member during Monday night’s special meeting. After two rounds of voting, Donna Smith was chosen as the new seated board member after about 45 minutes of interview questions of three candidates. Smith is taking over for Danny Pyeatt, the previous school board president, who resigned from his position at a special school board meeting held on Oct. 15. The three individuals who were interviewed included: Bob Wilson, a veteran; Smith, long-time educator and administrator; and Rebecca Rank, Langlade County chief deputy county clerk. The board took two rounds of voting in order to seat the new board member. Ultimately, a majority had to be reached for the new member to be chosen. During round one the board members voted as follows: Treasurer Danny Nicholson, Rank; Angi Schreiber, Rank; Vice President Jean Adams, Wilson; President Mike Parizek, Smith; Clerk Melissa Cornelius, Smith and Randy Myers, Smith. Kristen Mattmiller and Jill Mattek Nelson were not at the meeting. Votes for round two included: Nicholson, Rank; Schreiber, Rank; Adams, Smith; Parizek, Smith; Cornelius, Smith and Myers, Smith. In the last year, seven of the nine school board positions have been vacated and needed to
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Lomira, Bonduel will play in Division 6 state semifinals in battle of unbeatens
LOMIRA – It doesn't get much bigger than two undefeated teams playing each other for a trip to the state championship. That's the scenario that Lomira is in when it faces, Bonduel in the Division 6 state semifinals. "12-0 vs. 12-0, it's a great opportunity. We know that each level is going to get harder and harder and it's going to take out best game," Lomira head coach Bryan Gregory said. More: Who will be the Oshkosh, Fond du Lac reader’s choice boys soccer POTY? More: Central Wisconsin Christian claims first gold ball with sweep of Turtle Lake Lomira enters the Division 6 state semifinals as a No. 2 seed and will play No. 1 Bonduel. That game is set to kick off at 7 p.m., Friday, Nov. 13 at Kimberly's Papermaker Stadium which is by John R Gerritts Middle School. "I know our community is going to be there like they were against Edgar, and it's going to be nice to play on turf," Lomira junior Mason Schelvan said. To make the state semifinal, Lomira started with a 45-8 win against Fall River/River in Level 1, then beat Cambridge 28-6 in Level 2 and beat Edgar 16-12 in the