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Adams Woman Arrested for 7th Offense OWI

ANN M HOFFMAN, 43 years of age, from ADAMS has been arrested by the Wisconsin State Patrol
Tomah Post for operating a motor vehicle under the influence, 7th offense.
A Wisconsin State Patrol Southwest Region Trooper stopped a vehicle on HWY 82 in Juneau
County after receiving multiple reports of a vehicle unable to maintain its lane while traveling on
Interstate 90/94.
The trooper stopped the suspect vehicle and observed signs of impairment upon making contact
with the driver. Standardized Field Sobriety Testing was completed as well as an evidentiary blood
draw. The subject was booked without incident. The subject will be charged with Felony OWI 7th
offense.
“Pursuant to the direction of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, as found in Supreme Court Rule 20:3.6,
Trial Publicly, you are advised that a charge is merely an accusation and that a defendant is
presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty.”

Mile Bluff Holiday Hours

Holiday Hours

In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, all Mile Bluff clinic locations will be closed on Thursday, November 28. If you need healthcare services during this time, Mile Bluff’s Emergency Care services are always available, and Urgent Care services will be available from 9 am to 9 pm.

Additionally, the Delton Family Medical Center will be closed on Friday, November 29. To check availability at other Mile Bluff clinic locations, call 608-847-5000. As always, Mile Bluff’s Emergency Care Services are available 24 hours a day, and Urgent Care is available its regular weekday hours from 3 pm to 10 pm on that day.

Free, low-cost health screenings at Mile Bluff Medical Center in Mauston

In order to lead a healthy lifestyle, it’s important to take control of your health. Knowing your specific risks for developing heart disease and diabetes can help you be proactive in making healthier life choices. 

 

Attend the health fair at Mile Bluff Medical Center, Thursday, December 12 from 7 to 11 am. Free blood pressure and blood sugar screenings will be available. Lipid profile tests will also be available for only $20. This test measures your good cholesterol, bad cholesterol, and triglycerides. Fasting is optional.

 

Once your tests are completed, Mile Bluff’s healthcare professionals will review your results with you, and tell you what they mean. You may also be given tips and resources to help reduce your risk for developing diabetes and heart disease. Results will be sent to your primary care provider.

 

The information you receive from these tests, along with the educational tools you will be given, are important steps in positively impacting your health.

 

Appointments are required for all services, so call 608-847-1845 to reserve your spot today!

 

Mile Bluff Medical Center is located at 1050 Division Street in Mauston.

 

To see more events like this, check out the upcoming events page at milebluff.com.

Local Prep Girls Basketball Scores from Thursday 11/21

Almond-Bancroft 49 Mauston 42

Viroqua 67 Royall 34 (Layla Marty 8points to lead Royall)

Necedah 52 Nekoosa 23 (Addisyn Schumer 17points to lead Necedah)

River Valley 59 New Lisbon 29

Wonewoc-Center 45 La Farge 39

Brookwood 55 North Crawford 39

Cashton 66 G-E-T 26

Wisconsin Rapids 52 Tomah 27

Hillsboro 55 Ithaca 25 (Carmen Erickson 21points to lead Hillsboro)

Bangor 54 Onalaska Luther 22

Poynette 87 Adams-Friendship 44

Wisconsin Dells 57 Reedsburg 22

Westfield 35 Lodi 33

Almond-Bancroft Stymies Mauston Girls Basketball

The Mauston Golden Eagles Girls basketball struggled offensively in a 49-42 loss to Almond-Bancroft on Thursday night. Mauston trailed 19-16 at halftime but took a 28-27 lead in the 2nd half.  Almond-Bancroft went on a 13-1 run after the short lived Mauston lead to pull away for the victory.  Mauston was led by Kylie Heller who finished with a team high 15points.  Aaliyah Newby led all scorers with 17points for Almond-Bancroft.  Mauston drops to 1-1 on the season and will travel to G-E-T Tuesday night for their next game.  Almond-Bancroft improves to 1-0 on their season.

Reed, Sally Maureen Age 88 of Lake Arrowhead

 
Sally Maureen Reed passed away peacefully November 20, 2024 at the age of 88. Sally was born May 17, 1936 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Harry Frank and Anne L’Heureux. She graduated from Pulaski High School and soon after married her first husband Gerald Hansen, parenting 3 children, Lori, Mike and Mark in Milwaukee. Sally was a secretary for Fischer Printing company and retired from the Marcus Corporation. She then married William Reed and they built a beautiful home in Lake Arrowhead, Wi where they enjoyed golfing, gardening and visiting with their granddaughters Zoey, Trinity, Jaziana and Jayda until Bill’s death in 2018. Sally is survived by her sons Mike (JoAnn) Hansen, Mark (Christa) Hansen, daughter Lori (Tim) Sparks and step daughters Paula (Joe) Perry, Lori Ann Page and step son Ken Reed, many grandchildren, great grandchildren, cousins, friends and relatives. She is preceded in death by her husbands Jerry and Bill, brothers Tex and Tom Frank and step son Larry Reed. A private memorial Mass will be held at the VA cemetery in Union Grove, WI. Online condolences may be expressed at www.roseberrys.com where she was cremated.

Local Girls Basketball Scores from Tuesday 11/19

Mauston 58 Royall 36

Necedah 52 Whitehall 44 (Addisyn Schumer 19points to lead Necedah)

Adams-Friendship 46 Black River Falls 44

Hillsboro 49 Kickapoo 46

Neillsville 60 Bangor 43

Brookwood 53 La Farge 30

Cashton 67 Seneca 11

North Crawford 45 Wonewoc-Center 42

Nekoosa 46 Tri-County 28

Reedsburg 58 Fort Atkinson 54

Lady Golden Eagles Ease By Royall in Basketball Opener

The Mauston Golden Eagles girls basketball team opened up their season with a 58-36 victory over Royall Tuesday night.  Caitie Lavold led Mauston with 16points.  It was a team effort by the Golden Eagles who also got 13points from Ella Franek and 11 from Bre Heller.  Royall was led by Bria Gruens game high 18points while Layla Marty added 14.  Mauston led 33-8 at halftime and coasted to the victory in the 2nd half.  Mauston will host Almond-Bancroft Thursday night, a game that can be heard on SmashCountry92.9FM and WRJC.com.

Rural Tomah Man Arrested Sexual Assault of Minor


On November 19th, 2024 shortly after 9:00 a.m., the Monroe County Combined Tactical Unit executed a
search warrant and arrested 56 year old James Ossinger of rural Tomah. The arrest of Ossinger came after months of investigation that was first reported to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office by NCMEC (National Center for Missing and Exploited Children). The investigation uncovered that Ossinger was in possession of hundreds of images and videos of child sexual abuse material. The investigation also uncovered that Ossinger was involved in the creation of the material.
Ossinger was booked into the Monroe County Jail on multiple counts each of 1st Degree Sexual Assault of a child under the age of 13, Child Enticement, and possession of child pornography, however additional charges will likely be forthcoming as the investigation continues.
Ossinger will have his Bond hearing on Wednesday, November 20th, at 1:00pm. Bond Hearing can be viewed online by following the link on the Monroe County Clerk of Courts Website at
https://www.co.monroe.wi.us/departments/clerk-of-courts/ .
Due to the sensitive nature of this case, no additional details are available.

Man Arrested Near Oakdale After Leading Authorities on Chase


An Illinois man was arrested on Saturday night for possessing a large amount of drugs and attempting to flee from deputies, K-9.

On November 16 the 2024 just before 10pm, a Monroe County Sergeant observed a 2021 Audi traveling 100mph on I-94 west of Oakdale. The vehicle, being driven by Ivran Gilmore (43), was stopped for the speeding violation. While speaking to the Ivran and passenger, the Sergeant observed indicators of drug use. After speaking further with Ivran outside of the vehicle, Ivran ran from the Sergeant and another Deputy and was able to get back into his vehicle and flee. A pursuit ensued for over 2 miles before the vehicle crashed and Ivran fled on foot. Monroe County K-9 Rebel was deployed during the foot pursuit and assisted in taking Ivran into custody.
The crash caused injuries to the passenger of the vehicle, who later told authorities he forced Ivran to crash by grabbing the steering wheel as he did not want to be involved in the pursuit.
A search of the vehicle and area Ivran had run, uncovered 3 Kilograms (about 8.5 pounds) of Cocaine, and over 30 grams of marijuana, which in total, street values at over $300,000.

After being taken to the hospital due to injuries sustained by K-9 Rebel, Ivran was taken to the Monroe County jail where is was charged with possession with intent to deliver cocaine, possession of THC, possession of drug paraphernalia, fleeing an officer (causing bodily harm), 2 nd degree reckless endangerment, reckless driving, and two separate counts of speeding.

During his bond hearing on Monday afternoon, Monroe County District Attorney Kevin Croninger requested a $100,000 cash bond due to the seriousness of the offense and Ivran’s previous drug dealing history. After hearing arguments from the defense, Monroe County Branch III Judge Rick Radcliffe agreed with the DA and ordered a $100,000 cash bond.

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Monroe County 911 Communications Center,
Wisconsin State Patrol, Tomah Police Department, and Tomah Ambulance.
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