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Fatal crash in Town of Dewey
TOWN OF DEWEY—On Nov. 4 at approximately 4:55 p.m., the Portage County Sheriff’s Office was notified of a one vehicle traffic crash on Sunset Drive, north of County Road DB, in the Town of Dewey. Upon arrival, deputies located a passenger vehicle in a wooded area. The vehicle...
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Weenie of the Week: No Name Nimrod From Neenah
We are proud to name this week’s Laura Lee and Cutter Weenie of the week: the unidentified big truck driver who decided to joyride through a local soccer field. The Neenah Police Department is still on the lookout for some guy with a big truck and probably a small … well, you know … who took that truck and drove it right onto a local soccer field on Halloween night. We’re not sure what Mahler Park did to this guy, but what this guy did to Mahler Park was douchey to the tenth degree. According to the pictures, because yes, there are cameras there, he tore up the field pretty good. Looks like at one point he almost got stuck and ripped up the field trying to get out. Still no idea if it was for a joyride, to show off, or if Waze took you off the road and onto the field, but this can be a reminder to everyone: off-road mode is not for city use. The truck is a dual cab, driven by a guy with a dual personality of dumb and dumber. Take a look and if you do have any information, please let the Winnebago County Sheriff’s Department know.
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Police looking for missing Appleton teen
APPLETON (WLUK) — Appleton Police say they are "actively working" to find a missing 15-year-old boy. Kendrick Bricco was reported missing on Thursday, Nov. 12. He was last seen during the prior evening in the 1000 block of South Madison Street. Police say extensive search efforts are underway to...
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2ND HALF STAMPEDE: Mondovi scores 35 points in last two quarters, advances to state finals
WAUPACA — Cameron Gruber sprinted onto the field first, pumping his arms and firing up the Mondovi crowd before the start of the second half. Gruber couldn’t wait for play to resume. And he showed precisely why. Gruber scored three of his five touchdowns in the third quarter, including an incredible 30-yard TD catch on a fourth and 23 pass from quarterback Bode Falkner. Gruber's array of spectacular plays sparked Mondovi to a 56-27 Division 6 state semifinal football win over Kenosha St. Joseph on Friday night at Comet Field. "I came in here focused and ready to go," Gruber said. "I gave it my all for my teammates. It was 21-21 at the half, but we knew we could do this. I was determined to go out there and have some fun. Everyone stepped up. "This is an awesome feeling to win this. It was a total team effort." The Buffaloes advance to their third state championship game after runner-up finishes in 1990 and 2022. Mondovi (12-1) advances to face Lomira in the state championship game at 1 p.m. Thursday at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison. "It was an incredible performance by our kids," Buffaloes coach Craig Loscheider said.