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1:02 Antigo expects a new championship off-road racing event will draw high-level drivers and fans to the city next month. It’s part of the same series that attracts thousands of people to Crandon each year. The Antigo Lions are hosting the first-ever Roaring Raceway event at the Langlade County Fairgrounds on the first weekend of June. The races are part of the AMSOIL Championship Off-Road races series. This is the same racing circuit, for those that know, have been to the Crandon race or the Bark River race in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The same drivers from all over the country are...
First Published: 12:50 PM PDT, April 28, 2021 Brittany Gosney was charged in connection with the death of her son, first-grader James Hutchinson. The mother allegedly confessed to killing the boy in an effort to abandon him and her two other children in a park in the middle of the night. An Ohio mother accused of murdering her 6-year-old son James Hutchinson, and then dumping his body into the Ohio River is considered competent to stand trial, according to reports. Brittany Gosney underwent a psychological evaluation ordered by the court after her lawyer entered a plea of not guilty to be th...
Updated: 10:11 AM EDT Apr 26, 2021 WLWT Digital Staff WLWT Digital Staff A Middletown mother charged with killing her 6-year-old son and dumping him in the Ohio River has been ruled competent to stand trial, her defense attorney said following a competency hearing Monday. A judge made the ruling Monday after ordering a mental health evaluation last month for Brittany Gosney, 29, who pleaded not guilty to charges by reason of insanity. Gosney's attorney, David Washington, said a judge ruled Gosney is competent to stand trial following Monday's hearing and will no l...
bkibler@altoonamirror.com The contractor removing the silt from the pond at Lakemont Park should finish by the end of May, according to the engineer overseeing the project. Workers for Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc. of State College may be done hauling the mud they’re scraping from the bottom of the lake to the Antis Township drop-off site in about a week — after which they’ll do cleanup and restoration, Brian Shura of Stiffler McGraw told the Intergovernmental Stormwater Committee on Thursday. The ISC is paying Hawbaker about $1.4 million to dredge the lake to help the area represented by the ...