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Electronic recycling event in Newbold Nov. 8
Got some old not in use electronics collecting dust? Why not give them a new life! The town of Newbold and COM2 Recycling Solutions is holding a free electronics recycling event. Anyone can recycle electronics, you don’t have to be a Newbold resident. It’s also free to recycle.
Trinity Lutheran Church in Rhinelander hosting annual Christmas Bazaar Nov. 8
It’s that time of year again. Members of Trinity Lutheran Church, 235 N. Stevens Street in Rhinelander are in the kitchen with their rolling pins and the freshest ingredients available (potatoes are fresh from the area fields)!
RHS FBLA/DECA club takes on Trick or Can food drive
Rhinelander High School’s FBLA/DECA club announced that its Trick or Can food drive collected more than 750 food items for the Rhinelander Area Food Pantry. Roughly 16 FBLA/DECA members participated over the course of the two-hour pickup time (from 1 to 3 p.m.) on Sunday, Oct. 26.
Finest fall treat
Nine-year-old Ryan Jirik adds toppings to his carmel apple during the Carmel Apple Making Demo on Tuesday, Oct. 28, at the Rhinelander District Library.
Rhinelander electors OK tight school district budget, tax levy amid state aid shortfall
The School District of Rhinelander held its annual meeting of the electors Monday, Oct. 27, where a balanced budget was proposed. That budget, said Eric Burke, superintendent of schools, was made possible due to an operational referendum that passed last April.
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Aspirus Cardiology - Rhinelander moves to new location inside Aspirus Rhinelander Hospital
Aspirus Health has announced that Aspirus Cardiology - Rhinelander has relocated from 2275 N. Shore Drive to its newly constructed space inside Aspirus Rhinelander Hospital, located at 2251 N. Shore Drive.
Rhinelander city council approves only one additional four-way stop downtown
The Rhinelander city council at its Oct. 27 meeting looked at the matter of room tax, changing that amount to 7 percent. This was the second reading of this ordinance, which passed unanimously. That change would go into effect on Jan. 1, 2026.
Rhinelander Area Community Band to perform free fall concert Nov. 5
The Rhinelander Area Community Band will present its annual fall concert at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 5, in the greenhouse at Forth Floral, 410 North Brown Street. The event is free and open to the public.
‘A very significant part of his service’
Rhinelander’s Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3143 was the site for a special event on Oct. 24. World War II veteran Erwin, or Erv, Kuhn was honored with a party for his 100th birthday.
Y celebrates Veterans Day with special presentation
The Beck Family YMCA, Rhinelander, is holding its monthly Forever Learning on Wednesday, Nov. 5 at noon at the Y. To celebrate Veterans Day, Jill Geoffroy will be the guest speaker. She received her commission in the U.S. Army in 1991 and retired at the rank of major in 2013.
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35th Annual Clean & Freeky Recovery Night Set for Nov. 1 in Rhinelander
The Woods and Waters Area of Narcotics Anonymous will host its 35th Annual Clean & Freeky Recovery Night on Saturday, Nov. 1, at Trinity Lutheran Church hall, 235 N. Stevens St. in Rhinelander. Attendees should use the rear entrance.
Captivating choir concert
Combined choirs perform on stage during the Fall Choir Concert on Tuesday, Oct. 21, at Rhinelander High School.
State forestry leaders talk about why forestry and forest products matter to Wisconsin
Sam Rikkers, chief operating officer for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation, on Oct. 20 led a panel of forestry industry experts to talk about opportunities, challenges and all of the facets of the future of forestry in Wisconsin for Forest Products Week on the University of Wisconsin-Steven Point’s campus.
DOT holding public involvement meeting for WIS 32 in Oneida County
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT) is holding a public involvement meeting to discuss proposed improvements for WIS 32, from the Forest County Line to U.S. 45, Oneida County.
Dems, GOP spar over shutdown as benefits set to run out
Political tongues were wagging and fingers pointing this past week as Democrats and Republicans traded blame for the second-longest federal government shutdown in history — which, if it continues, could threaten federal food assistance for nearly 700,000 Wisconsinites.
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