Double fire at the Veterinary Clinic yesterday

Fire crews were called twice in a fire in the Office of the Veterinary Clinic on Hamilton avenue yesterday, Monday.

The first was just before lunch, 11: 50 a.m., when the crews were called to a fire that was spotted in the wall between the garage and the main building.

Just as crews were finishing their cleaning Hall that they were recalled to the Veterinary Clinic, at approximately 1: 45, this time for more than three hours.

"The fire re-ignited and with the wind drifted the wall and the attic." "We had to take a few walls to obtain," said the head of the firefighters of Melfort John McDonald.

"It proved to be a little more damage we would have liked."

The cause of the fire knows no date limit.

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Former employee charged with Sparta Veterinary Clinic obtain fraudulently pills

Criminal charges accusing a former employee at a veterinary clinic in Sparta to obtain fraudulently approximately 5 800 pills of prescription for a veterinary supply store.

Kathryn Watters, 36, at least 11 times for several months while the employee to Sparta Small Animal clinical veterinary ordered a combination of bitertrate and acetaminophen hydrocodone in support of its dependence on the drug, according to the police of Sparta. She is also charged with forging $ 4,500 in company cheques.

Watters, of rural Sparta, is loaded into the Circuit Court Monroe County of 11 counts of obtaining a substance controlled by the fraud and five counts of forgery. It is set to appear in court Monday.

See Wednesday Tribune or http://www.lacrossetribune.com/ to learn more about this story.

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Veterinary Clinic charged in the case of drug Rx Manager

Criminal charges accusing a former Office Manager in a veterinary clinic in Sparta to obtain fraudulently thousands of analgesics in support of his drug addiction.

Kathryn Watters, 36, ordered about 5,800 tablets hydrocodone acetaminophen, the supply of drugs in Veterinary Clinic of Sparta company according to the complaint filed at the Monroe County Circuit Court.

It has divided the pills she and her boyfriend, who then sold the drugs, according to the complaint.

Watters, who was responsible for the application of drugs of the clinic, is accused of placing 11 orders between November and February 3. She received the order of the clinic, destroyed the invoice and took painkillers in his car.

The clinic and the Sparta police began to investigate after only a veterinary associate discovered 10 bottles of the pill, the clinic does not use, in a shipment on 7 February.

Watters is also accused of forging cheques of the clinic itself $ 4,500.

"Waters States that she is very dependent on the hydrocodone and was not thinking right," according to the complaint.

It is no longer an employee at the clinic, where she worked for six years.

Watters, of Sparta, will appear in court Monday to face 11 charges of obtaining a substance controlled by the fraud and five counts of forgery. She is free on a $ 5,000 signature bond.

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Clinic of the vet Folsom seals deal of $ 1.75 million

A veterinary clinic Folsom moved to a new location, after the closure of brokers a deal of 1.75 million over a property of Prairie City Road.

Blue ravine Animal Hospital now resides in the space of 8,370 square feet which was previously home to Malabar restaurant on the Prairie City Road, North of the railroad Point. Former home of the clinic was 421 blue Ravine road.

Sacramento Office sees Real Estate Services negotiated the sale for the veterinarian and owner of blue ravine Jennifer Sweet, said sees public servants.

"The property has undergone a transformation," said Robb Osborne, Voit Real Estate Services commercial real estate broker who made the sale, in a statement.

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