Oconto County Reporter wins 4 Wisconsin Newspaper Association awards
The Oconto County Reporter earned four awards in the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation's 2022 Better Newspaper Contest.
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The Oconto County Reporter earned four awards in the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation's 2022 Better Newspaper Contest.
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By Peter Cameron, The Badger Project Law enforcement officers in Wisconsin kill people at among the lower per capita rates in the country. But some agencies including the sheriff's ...
Officer Nicole Blaskowski has been with the Oconto Falls Police Department for a year and previously had a decade of law enforcement experience.
View Comments MARINETTE - An Oconto woman was sentenced Tuesday to a total of six years in prison for her role in two 2019 drug sales, one of which led to a fatal overdose. Chasity Denny, 31, will then serve 10 years of extended supervision, Marinette County Circuit Court Judge James A. Morrison decided. He ordered the sentence not begin until after Denny completes the prison term she received for her role in selling drugs that led to a fatal overdose in Oconto County in 2018. Morrison last week presided over the trial of Denny’s former boyfriend, Brian Blasing, 30, of Oconto, at which he w...