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Winneconne School administrator retires (opens the original)
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(WINNECONNE, WI) — Winneconne Community School District Administrator Peggy Larson is retiring from that job. According to a school board agenda, the retirement of the district administrator is the subject of a special meeting at the Winneconne Middle School Library September 30 at 6:00 PM. Larson had been on administrative leave as part of what the school board describe as “an internal investigation”. The specifics of the subject of that investigation have never been made public.
Bond reduced for Fond du Lac man in stalking and human remains case (opens the original)
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(FOND DU LAC, WI) — Bond is reduced for a Fond du Lac County man in a multiyear stalking case–who was later found to have human remains in his house. In Fond du Lac County Court Monday Benjamin Larson’s bond was reduced from $250,000 cash to $150,000. His attorneys argued that testing on certain evidence might take longer than expected. Larson was charged earlier this month with three counts of receiving stolen property, one count of felony bail jumping and one count of resisting or obstructing
Man charged with homicide in Ripon man’s 1995 disappearance (opens the original)
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(FOND DU LAC, WI) — A Fond du Lac man is now charged with homicide in the 1995 disappearance of a Ripon man. Jerome Baier is arrested Friday by the Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office and charged with First Degree Intentional Homicide in the disappearance of 40-year old James Ruland, who was Baier’s roommate at the time. Ruland was last seen in the North Fond du Lac area on October 25, 1995. His car was later found at a truck stop, but his body has never been located. Investigators say forensic
Community Response Fund gives $5-million to tornado survivors, millions more needed (AUDIO) (opens the original)
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(APPLETON, WI) — The Community Response Fund aiding residents affected by the July 27th tornado has distributed million of dollars in assistance. However, the community foundations in charge of the fund say millions more are needed. The fund has paid out just over $5-million to 33 local non-profits. Those funds have gone to tornado-affected household, supporting rebuilding efforts and to help other families seeking assistance. Curt Detjen, President and CEO of the Community Foundation of the Fox
Appleton Police search for missing two-year old (opens the original)
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(APPLETON, WI) — The Appleton Police Department is looking for a missing toddler. Police say two-year-old Egypt Burgin was last seen with an adult male. She was last seen wearing a pink and purple outfit. The man was seen wearing a white T-shirt, black shorts and black shoes. Police say the incident does not meet the criteria for an Amber Alert. Anyone who thinks they may have seen Egypt Burgin or the man in question shout not attempt to make contact with the man, but should alert the Appleton P
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