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The Town of Onalaska has announced a vacancy for the Supervisor 2 seat on the Town Board following the resignation of Supervisor Tim Reagles. Residents interested in filling this position are encouraged to submit their applications by February 7, 2025, for consideration during the Town Board meeting on February 11, 2025.
The Onalaska boys basketball team overcame a sluggish start to secure a 52-36 victory against Toutle Lake, thanks to a strong fourth quarter. Coach Fred Sturza highlighted the team's lack of energy in the first half, but they rallied to outscore their opponents 20-6 in the final frame. Blaze Underhill led the Loggers with 17 points, fueling their second consecutive win.
The Onalaska Loggers secured their first win of the new year by defeating the Raymond-South Bend Ravens 67-58 in a boys basketball game. Blaze Underhill led the Loggers with 24 points, showcasing consistent offensive performance throughout the game. Onalaska will next face Toutle Lake at home on Tuesday.
The Chronicle's 2024 All-Area Football, Soccer, and Volleyball Teams have been announced, highlighting outstanding local athletes from Onalaska and surrounding areas. The articles celebrate the achievements of high school teams and players who excelled during the 2023 season, showcasing their contributions to their respective sports.
Property tax bills have been mailed to residents of the Town of Onalaska, with options for payment including mailing, using a drop box, or in-person at the Town Hall. Residents can print receipts from the County website or request them by including a self-addressed stamped envelope. The Town Hall offers specific hours for in-person payments and closes for lunch.
All 2024 dog licenses in Onalaska have expired, and residents are urged to renew them promptly. The licensing fees are set at $12 for altered dogs and $23 for intact dogs, with payment options available through a drop box. Ensure to include a current rabies certificate and a self-addressed stamped envelope for tag delivery.
Residents of Onalaska are encouraged to license their dogs for 2025 to avoid the rush, with fees set at $12 for altered dogs and $23 for intact dogs. To facilitate the process, residents can use a drop box for payment, but must include a copy of their dog's current rabies certificate and a self-addressed stamped envelope for tag delivery.
All dog licenses for 2024 in the Town of Onalaska have expired, prompting residents to renew their licenses promptly. Fees are set at $12 for altered dogs and $23 for intact dogs, with instructions provided for payment and necessary documentation. This article serves as a timely reminder for pet owners to comply with local regulations.
The Yard Waste Site in Onalaska will soon conclude its operational hours, effective November 7, 2024. Residents are urged to take advantage of the site for green waste disposal before the hours change, particularly on Saturdays around noon. This announcement is significant for local residents managing yard waste as the season transitions.
The Town of Onalaska has announced the end of Thursday hours at the yard waste site, which will now operate only on Tuesdays from 11:30 AM to 3:30 PM and Saturdays from 8:00 AM to noon. This change is crucial for residents managing yard waste disposal as the season progresses.