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Seven-term Lakeside town supervisor resigns hours before being removed from office

By: John Ramos

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Scott Luostari. Image source: Luostari Facebook campaign page
Scott Luostari. Image source: Luostari Facebook campaign page

The town board of Lakeside, Wisconsin, was scheduled to hold a special meeting at 6:30 p.m. on July ...

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  1. Just the tip of the iceberg. When the investigation and audits are done, we will know a lot more. I am very proud to be a resident of Lakeside, Wiscosin and the people that cared enough to finally begin to straighten things out. Thank you everyone, and we cannot forget what a great job the Monitor has done for us.

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