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Paul Vedder of Hazelhurst was the person hurt
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A report came in of a UTV running on Lake Kaubashine in Hazelhurst with no operator in sight
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DNR wardens and county recreation deputies will be increasing ATV/UTV patrols this weekend
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Speed, alcohol and reckless operation are common factors in crashes
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So far this year, 21 people have been killed in ATV and UTV crashes in Wisconsin
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Emergency Medicine Doctor Danny Yarger with Aspirus Health says children and teens are hospitalized 30 percent more often than adults following ATV and UTV crashes.
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The Wisconsin DNR hopes people interested in riding an ATV or UTV will get a safety certification
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Many towns which have already opened up their county roads and town roads have seen a shift for the better in the economy, while other towns have their doubts about opening up the roads
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The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office responded to a UTV crash at 2:00 a.m. Wednesday in the Township of Scott
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ATV and UTV crashes have killed 27 people so far this year in Wisconsin, including two deaths in separate crashes in the Northwoods just last weekend.