Hatley News

It was a sweltering day a couple of weeks ago when Bill Kasten and his friend Frank Lepisko set off from Hatley on their motorcycles.

Kevin Dale Hanson, beloved son, brother and uncle, 38, of Hatley, died Tuesday, June 30, 2009, at Aspirus Wausau Hospital.

By DEBBIE IGL Antigo Daily Journal She could be called Shawano County's premier bowling maven - at the very least, a veteran pin-spiller who knows her stuff.

Wisconsin may soon allow 10-year-olds to hunt. The youth hunting bill passed the State Senate Tuesday, which is pleasing to proponents, but cause for concern among critics.

United Way's 211 has published a new Senior Resource Directory. This fifth edition contains community resource information about senior housing, transportation, home care, legal services, recreational activities, caregiver support and veterans' services.

Two childhood friends were involved in a Memorial Day shooting near Hatley that left one man hospitalized and the other facing felony charges, according to police.

The weather is warming and more and more people are starting to think about gardens.

* Brian L. Gureski, 46, 20500 Willow Lane, Hatley, was arrested May 8 on the charge of driving while intoxicated and cited for speeding.

* Earl L. Grier, 44, of 2101 Partridge Ave., Wausau, was arrested on charges of bail jumping and first-offense operating after revocation shortly after 3 p.m. May 3 on Birch Street near Jelinek Avenue in Weston, according to a police report.

Ethel M. Wurz, 89, of Wausau, was called to her heavenly home by her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, Thursday, Dec.

Check out family story time at the Hatley branch of the Marathon County Public Library, 435 Curtis Ave., Hatley.

Students in Mrs. Buege and Mrs. Sondelski's ninth-grade English classes at D.C. Everest Junior High School have found fun ways to learn and help the community.

Anton Legner, 82, 925 Wianecki Road, Mosinee, died Tuesday, April 14, 2009, at his home under the care of Ministry Home Care Hospice Services.

A grass fire off Camp Phillips Road in Weston spread to as much as 80 acres before firefighters were able to put it out, according to Weston Fire Chief Steve Meilahn.

Incumbents Larry A. Schaefer Age: 61 Address: Kronenwetter Family: Married, two children Education: Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering, South Dakota School of Mines & Technology Occupation: Senior project manager, Siemens Water Technology Political experience: Elected to four previous terms on the D.C.E. School Board.

Rick Stencil has staked his retirement savings and his hopes on a pair of well-worn semi trucks.

Brothers and Hatley natives Verne and Donald Pickering are putting the finishing touches on their book, "Hatley: History of a Central Wisconsin Village." "Hatley" is a 118-page labor of love for the brothers, and covers Hatley's history from prehistorical times to the present.

Law enforcement agencies throughout Marathon County are responding this morning to about a dozen calls for vehicle slide-ins and rollovers.

Jessie Parra will get out of the Marathon County Jail on April 7 and once again hunt for a job.

Jessie Parra will get out of the Marathon County Jail on April 7 and once again hunt for a job.