Tuesday May 7 | Merrill Foto News
Merrill Armory project approved by Building Commission
The State of Wisconsin Building Commission last week approved several key projects across the state including: Renovations to the Department of Military Affairs' Armory locations in Abbotsford, Antigo, Beloit, Clintonville, Fond du Lac, Fort Atkinson, Janesville, Merrill, Neillsville, New Richmond, Tomah, Watertown, Waupaca, Kenosha, and Sussex; ... (more)
Tuesday May 7 | The Province
Fraser Valley teacher, basketball ref charged with sex offences
An eight-month police investigation in Abbotsford has resulted in a school teacher and well-known Fraser Valley basketball referee being charged with four sex offences.
Abby teacher is facing a number of sex related charges
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Woodcrafter's new work displayed at Studio Art Tour
Anyone who has seen Wendell Ziegler's wooden art knows he has a special ability to create beautiful artistry with wood.
Bunkelman named Abbotsford Lions Club Student-of-the-Quarter
Abbotsford High School senior Kelsey Bunkelman has been named the Abbotsford Lions Club Student-of-the-Quarter for the third quarter of the current school year.
The Abbotsford Times Newspaper
Abbotsford students stage arts invasion
Students from four Abbotsford schools took part in the inaugural Arts in the Fraser Valley event held at various buildings around the civic plaza on Thursday Hundreds of youth, parents and teachers poured into Abbotsford's civic plaza on to enjoy a spectacle of student art in the sunshine on Thursday.
Weston rummage sale raises $4,000 for Stratford baby
Tracey Bauer hoped to raise $600 during a three-day rummage sale she organized for a Stratford baby battling cancer.
The Abbotsford Times Newspaper
Abbotsford reaps lessons from community gardens
Community gardens, like this one on DeLair Road in Abbotsford, are thriving and there's a waiting list for garden plots.
Drug Take Back Day Coming Up on Saturday
You are being asked to drop off any old medications you have lying around your house so it can be safely disposed.
Merrill Armory project approved by Building Commission
The State of Wisconsin Building Commission today approved several key projects across the state including: Renovations to the Department of Military Affairs' Armory locations in Abbotsford, Antigo, Beloit, Clintonville, Fond du Lac, Fort Atkinson, Janesville, Merrill, Neillsville, New Richmond, Tomah, Watertown, Waupaca, Kenosha, and Sussex; and ... (more)
Lawmakers grill UW president over tuition surplus
Republican lawmakers gave the University of Wisconsin System president a brutal tongue-lashing Tuesday over a report that shows system officials built a huge tuition surplus even as they demanded students pay more every year.
New venture capital proposal being floated in Legislature
A bipartisan group of five lawmakers is set to unveil a venture capital proposal that one of them says should be able to pass the legislature.
Yellowstone Trail celebrates 100 years
Local communities are encouraging tourists and residents to explore the area's history by traveling Wisconsin's first highway, the Yellowstone Trail, which is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its construction from 2012 to 2015.
Zoila Branstiter and Blanca Guevara, both of Abbotsford, will attend the conference.