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A cool opener
 | | Teenagers Tim Wallace and Emily Pfluger enjoyed their time fishing together. They didn’t seem to mind that the fish weren’t biting on the cool fishing opener Saturday. — Photo by Larry Samson |
Motion hearing in alleged child abuse case to be held Friday
SHELL LAKE — A motion hearing in the alleged child abuse case involving Michael E. Stoner, 26, Spooner, is coming up Friday, May 9.
The case has been going on since August, when 2-year-old Emmaline Manning, the daughter of Stoner's fiancee, was treated in a Minneapolis hospital for severe brain trauma. According to the complaint, Stoner said the child had fallen down a flight of stairs at their house while he was home alone with her. However, doctors were cited in the complaint saying that the severity of Emmaline's brain trauma couldn't have come from a fall alone. Other parts of the complaint told of differing stories in the incident. Two days later, Stoner went into custody for alleged child abuse. Read full storyWal-Mart site approved by transit commission
Regan Kohler 07.MAY.08
SHELL LAKE — Wal-Mart's engineering firm, Olsson & Associates, presented a plan for the relocation of the railroad crossing at CTH A and CTH H in Spooner, near where the store is to be built. Read full storyLaBonte attends Cortec employee benefit
 | | Corey LaBonte, one of the injured Cortec employees, was able to attend the benefit Thursday, May 1. He spoke before the party, saying how thankful he was for the support. Photo by Regan Kohler |
Regan Kohler 07.MAY.08
SPOONER – A benefit for Aaron Merchant and Corey LaBonte, the two employees injured in the Cortec Spray Technology Division explosion in March, and also for the Spooner Fire Department Auxiliary, was held at the Northwest Sports Complex Thursday, May 1.
LaBonte, though still visibly recovering from his injuries, was able to attend the benefit that afternoon. He thanked everyone at the benefit for their support. LaBonte was treated for severe burns at the Miller-Dwan Burn Center in Duluth, Minn. Read full story |
New wheels
 | | The members of the Shell Lake Police Department are driving their first new official vehicle since 1976. According to Chief Clint Stariha, “We’ve been buying used state patrol vehicles all this time, usually cars with 80,000 miles already on them. In bad weather, be it snow or mud, our officers had to use their own trucks when they were called out. Now we’ve got a great 4-wheel drive Dodge Durango and it’s a 2008 model. We picked blue because it represented the waters of Shell Lake and all the equipment is new including the radio, the cages and the control panel that runs the lights and siren. The only think recycled from the old vehicle is the light bar on top. |
07.MAY.08 Rodeo queen to be chosen this Saturday
07.MAY.08 A nation turns to prayer
30.APR.08 Finger casts
30.APR.08 Cause of Cortec explosion revealed
30.APR.08 Hunter admits lying about killing bear
30.APR.08 Sign of the times
30.APR.08 Clean Boats, Clean Waters Workshop held
23.APR.08 New royalty
23.APR.08 Board approves funds for IT person
23.APR.08 Skate park, decorative lighting ideas discussed
23.APR.08 New school board members sworn in
23.APR.08 From the Sheriff's Desk: Theft of fuel with higher gas prices
16.APR.08 Laker band performs at Disneyworld
16.APR.08 Bobin re-elected county chairman
16.APR.08 Fundraiser set for student to become
16.APR.08 Milroy announces candidacy for state Assembly
16.APR.08 Names placed on Peace Memorial Stone
16.APR.08 Wisconsin to offer single, season-long burning permits
16.APR.08 Smelt feed to raise funds for scholarships
16.APR.08 BodyLab Expo sees large turnout
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