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A local Habitat for Humanity affiliate and its many partners worked to refurbish a home for a Navy veteran who has a prosthetic leg.

Kaul is asking a Dane County Circuit Court judge to rule Frederick Prehn has been occupying his seat on the board unlawfully.

A new report from the United Nations is sending a strong message to world leaders: climate change is accelerating, and people need to cut emissions now.

HIGH POINT — Bob Royak, the reigning U.S. Senior Amateur champion, took control of his first National Senior Amateur Hall of Fame tournament Thursday. Royak was the only one in the featured Senior division to break par as he shot a 2-under 70 on High Point Country Club’s Willow Creek course and opened a four-shot lead. With a 68-70 — 138 total of 6-under, Royak is four shots ahead of Doug Hanzel, a two-time Senior Hall of Fame winner who was tied with Royak after the first round. Hanzel carded a second-round 74 for a 2-under 142. Royak stood at even par, with two birdies and tw...

Joanne O'Connor Special to The Citizen Proudly wearing his Civil War uniform, Billy Claxton (1843-1923), the "Hermit of Owasco Lake," is pictured above in front of his Koenig’s Point ocean house. Billy was born on Jan. 10, 1843, in Hastings, New York. In 1860, with his mother, Mary Ann, and sister Hannah, he moved from the Lake Ontario area to Mandana. Here they lived with their relative Alexander Hamilton Allen, who with his Revolutionary War tract of land, had built a tavern-inn. That site became today’s Mandana Inn. Along the west side of Skaneateles Lake, the Claxton...