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A group of D.C. Everest High School students is sending a message to state legislators: If you want to make laws, then you better obey the laws.

Comment on This Story / Send This Article to a Friend Business North - Around The Region - Duluth & Superior Newspaper The northwest celebrates 50 years of regionalism 10/27/2009 by Beth Bily For many, regionalism is a new concept, said Myron Schuster, executive director of Northwest Regional Planning Commission.

Students cross Main Street near Cottage Street Monday after pushing the button to turn on the flashing Yield to Pedestrian sign.

Art Caflisch sent in this scene taken at the Brillion Conservation Club. MADISON a ' A new report says about 16 percent of the total land area in Wisconsin is publicly owned for conservation or recreational uses.

The Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank is looking for your help. They need volunteers to help them pick over 12,000 pounds of apples this Friday at an orchard in Bayfield.

Another one of these. Another public official arrested on charges of getting behind the wheel while drunk.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has designated 31 counties in Wisconsin as primary natural-disaster areas following droughts that have persisted since March 1. The designation announced Wednesday allows eligible farmers to apply for low-interest emergency loans to cover their losses.

State Troopers are looking to crack down on drunk driving, regardless of who you may be.

Residents in the northern Wisconsin town of Bayfield must boil their water after coliform bacteria was found in the town's water supply.

Troopers arrested a Wisconsin police chief for drunk driving. The state patrol says last Friday, troopers pulled over the Bayfield Police Chief, 60-year-old Ellis Casper for first-offense drunk driving.

Bayfield's police chief is facing a charge of first-offense drunken driving and a possible reprimand from Bayfield officials after he was arrested Sept.

The first thing Bayfield visitors notice is the view of Lake Superior. Its gleaming blue waters wrap the town, which, after all, is why many people visit in the first place.Other signs that this is among the sweetest of small towns include well-kept geraniums swaying atop lampposts, fudge shops doubling as welcome committees and cute cottages ...

A crewmember aboard the merchant vessel "American Century" near Lake Superior's Apostle Islands had to be medically evacuated this afternoon.

Homeowners, farmers, rural property owners, and businesses in 43 counties, two cities and five tribal nations will have access to disposal services for hundreds of chemicals this fall.

'I promised myself, if I ever recovered, to become more adventurous,' said Clouse.

The Raspberry Island Lighthouse has been restored by the NPS. Photo by Jim Burnett.

Visitors to the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse can find out for themselves why the Outer Banks landmark was so important to coastal navigation.

First thing visitors to Bayfield notice is the view of Lake Superior. Its gleaming blue waters practically wrap the town, which, after all, is why many people visit in the first place.

Karen Lee Clark, 72, of Allenspark, died Aug. 21, 2009. She was born Feb. 26, 1937 to Charles Homer Clark and Mildred Link Clark.

Perhaps one of the least publicly intriguing issues when you're talking about national parks is that of the the general management plans used to guide a park's growth and use.