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School evacuated because of flooding according to mayville police. All schools in Mayville School district open, however Parkview Elementary school sandbagging as precaution. School district says superintendent at the school now and they will know more in an hour mayville closures Fourth Street Bridge Street west of muzzy Street National Weather Service reports some areas of dodge county have recorded more than 4 inches of rain in last 24 hours. More storms off and on expected through the day. Storms also causing some power outageswe energies telling us downed wires are affecting 900 people in...

Rikki mitchell is live at st. Johns Lutheran School in mayville. Wis 28 at oak street closed in both flooding. St. Johns Lutheran School evacuated because of flooding according to mayville police. All schools in Mayville School district open, however Parkview Elementary school sandbagging as precaution. School district says superintendent at the school now and they will know police also report road closures Fourth Street Bridge Street west of muzzy Street National Weather Service reports some areas of dodge county have recorded more than 4 inches of rain in last 24 hours. More storms off and o...

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ASHEBORO — The Randolph County Board of Education met Monday, May 20, and approved the following administrative appointment and transfers on behalf of the BOE and the superintendent.

The city of Chico and Parkview Elementary School team up each year to plant new trees on the campus celebrating both Arbor Day and the graduating fifth-grade classes. This year, fifth-grade teacher Emily Akimoto's class opted to name their tree after the instructor's new baby, Juniper.