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Jun. 6—Phoebe Olson became one of a select few Saturday afternoon. The junior for the Jamestown High School girls tennis team became the fifth-ever Blue Jay to place at a Class A state tennis tournament. Olson finished fifth and was the Blue Jays' first singles state-placer since Tania Thielman placed third at the 1984 tournament. Tania Bjone and Megan Stark placed fourth for the Blue Jays in ...
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The number of law enforcement officers in the state and the number of law enforcement academy graduates here have fallen to their lowest points in at least a decade, according to data from the Wisconsin Department of Justice. Wisconsin has about 13,600 law enforcement officers at the moment. Thatâs down from a decade high of nearly 16,000 in 2012. And the state graduated only 766 people from law enforcement academies in fiscal year 2020, according to the most recent data from the stateâs DOJ. That number has been dropping gradually since a decade-high 954 people graduated from acade...
May 29—Already in possession of a state tournament ticket, Jamestown's Phoebe Olson has a chance to add "conference champion" to her resume here on Saturday. Olson will face Mandan's Elizabeth Felderman in the semifinals of the West Region girls tennis singles tournament beginning at 10:15 a.m. inside Jamestown's Two Rivers Activity Center. Olson is 1-1 against top-seeded Felderman this ...
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