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STEVE RUNDIO La Crosse Tribune A 62-year-old Holmen man was charged Thursday in La Crosse County Circuit Court after allegedly firing a weapon at three workers maintaining a utility line. David B. Brady faces a felony charge of first-degree recklessly endangering safety. According to the criminal complaint, a Dairyland Power Cooperative worker contacted Brady’s wife March 3 and informed her of maintenance work scheduled for later that day on Brady’s Hwy. XX property in the town of Onalaska. The complaint says all three workers were wearing green neon work shirts with the...

‘Age Of Samurai’: Netflix Drops Trailer For Japanese Warrior Docu-Drama From Cream Productions Deadline 2/23/2021 Age of Samurai – a series that looks more like an action flick than a documentary. The streamer has dropped the first trailer (above) for the six-part series, which is produced by Canadian production company Cream Productions. More from Deadline The series looks at the warring kingdoms of feudal Japan in the 16th Century – the Sengoku period – a time of ubiquitous civil war, social unrest and political intrigue. It tells the story of Date Masamune, a notorious samurai ...

Have a chat with Cake February 03, 2021 Roscommon and Shane Curran Roscommon legend Shane Curran is taking time out to chat with GAA fans who are feeling isolated as a result of the current Covid-19 restrictions. Mayo’s David Brady started a similar scheme last April and Curran says that following requests from individuals, he has started reaching out to people. “Having a lot of requests to have a chat with GAA people, so like the man who started this wonderful initiative David Brady, I’m available any time. Simply DM or contact direct,” said Curran on twitter. After his brilliant La...

Good morning, it’s Monday, Feb. 1, 2021. The snow covering the ground in much of the country (here in the East, more is on its way) raises a variation of the famous philosophical question about a tree falling in the forest when no one is there to hear it. This one has a more practical implication: Do kids consigned to remote schooling during a pandemic still get snow days off? I’m not on any school board, but I covered several school districts as a young reporter, and if it were up to me I’d vote a resounding yes. It also brings to mind New York newspaperman H. Allen Smith’s timeless ...

Remote learning working better, but still challenging Updated / Friday, 22 Jan 2021 19:55 North-East Correspondent For Cavan twins Cian and Leah Murray, remote learning is working better during this lockdown but it still presents challenges. "At the start it was a bit hectic, trying to organise laptops, printers and wifi connection but now it's settled down," explained Leah, who is a Leaving Cert student at St Bricin's College in Belturbet. Cian, who did Transition Year, is in 5th year. While their timetable is different, sometimes online classes clash. "If we both have live classes at th...