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DOT continues to plan for Hwys. 51, Hwy. K, Swamp Lake Road intersection improvements
The state Department of Transportation (DOT) is still in the process of receiving public input on planned improvements for the intersection of U.S. Highway 51 with County Highway K and Swamp Lake Road in the towns of Nokomis and Cassian.
WPS Foundation awards $75,000 to help Northwoods first responders
The Wisconsin Public Service (WPS) Foundation is providing vital new tools to those who keep communities safe. The WPS Foundation is awarding $75,000 to help local first responders purchase lifesaving equipment and strengthen public safety as part of its Rewarding Responders Grant program.
Democratic lawmakers introduce Tariff Tax Transparency Act
Two state Democratic lawmakers are targeting what they call “hidden taxes” on everyday goods, introducing legislation that would require retailers to itemize the cost of federal tariffs on consumers’ receipts.
Oneida County Pasture walk scheduled for Sept. 10
The Oneida County land and water conservation department, partnering with the National Fish and Wildlife Federation, Golden Sands RC&D and Grass Works, Inc. will hold a pasture walk from 3 to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 10. The walk will take place at Hanson’s Garden Village in Rhinelander.
Oneida County Court Report
The following cases were recently filed or heard in Oneida County Circuit Court from July 8 to July 14:
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Taking flight
Five-year-old Kinzley Mishler tries out her handmade kite during the Kites and Custard event on Wednesday, Aug. 27, at Hodag Park in Rhinelander.
From Rhinelander to Oxford
Rhinelander’s own Lisa Kennedy, a 2021 Rhinelander High School graduate, will study the United States from the outside looking in starting this fall.
A comedy hypnosis event in Rhinelander Saturday
Join us at Big Daddy’s in Rhinelander for a night of Comedy Hypnosis with the Astonishing Hypnotist! The show will be held Saturday, Aug. 30 at 7 p.m.
City council gets update ahead of health care renewal
Representatives from M3 Insurance attended the Aug. 25 city council meeting to talk with the city about the upcoming renewal of health insurance. Advances in technology, an aging population and pharmaceutical advancements have created the continued increase in health care costs, said Rebekah Johnstone of M3 Insurance.
Two sex offenders released in Oneida County
The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office this week announced two sex offenders would be released on Aug. 26, one temporarily living in Rhinelander. Richard S. Loppnow, 45, was convicted in Oneida County of two counts of third degree sexual assault. The criminal charges were brought against him by the state in …
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Is there a doctor in the house?
It’s no longer a surprise to most people trying to use the healthcare system, but communities across the nation are experiencing a serious shortage of physicians, especially primary care providers, and northern Wisconsin is no exception.
Is there a doctor in the house?
It’s no longer a surprise to most people trying to use the healthcare system, but communities across the nation are experiencing a serious shortage of physicians, especially primary care providers, and northern Wisconsin is no exception.
State patrol educates drivers on dangers of impaired driving
The Wisconsin State Patrol is focusing on educating drivers about the dangers of impaired driving during the annual Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign which runs from Aug. 15 to Sept. 1. The special enforcement and education campaign unifies efforts from law enforcement agencies across the state to prevent …
Start your own business in 8 weeks at Nicolet College
Do you have a business idea, but need some direction and support to get started? In Nicolet College’s eight-week Start Your Own Business class, you will learn the fundamentals to success and discover the tools to explore the world of being an entrepreneur.
Embracing the future of child care
Holden Gavrilescu, left, gives Gov. Tony Evers a hug Wednesday, Aug. 20, during Evers’ visit to the YMCA Youth Development Center in Rhinelander. Evers and Department of Children and Families Secretary Emilie Pertl met with teachers, administrators and students to discuss the center’s implementation of more than $700,000 in Child …
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