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Calvary to celebrate 75 years in Rhinelander
On Wednesday, July 10, beginning at 5 p.m., Calvary Baptist Church will celebrate 75 years of ministry to the Rhinelander area. The community is invited to participate in a picnic-style meal at Pioneer Park as the church remembers the past and looks forward to the future.
Vilas County board fails to pass resolutions related to potential recall of elected officials
On an 18-2 vote, the Vilas County board last week rejected a resolution calling for support for a recall of Beth Soltow, the county’s circuit court clerk.
Duck rescue
Six ducklings were rescued from a storm drain on Wednesday, June 26 thanks to the quick work of the city Public Works Department.
Leadership Oneida County: Building Community Leaders
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Oneida County man charged with possession of child pornography
A federal grand jury has indicted a 72-year-old Newbold man on a possession of child pornography charge, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Wisconsin announced Friday.
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State Supreme Court will hear challenge to Evers’s 400-year veto
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has accepted a petition to hear a challenge to Gov. Tony Evers’s veto last year that allows property taxes to increase for the next 402 years, filed by the WMC (Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce) Litigation Center on behalf of two taxpayers.
City council considering permanent memorial honoring Rouman family
A community effort to honor the Rouman family by bestowing their surname on a city street reached the Rhinelander Common Council Monday evening. Attorney Brian Bennett broached the topic during public comment, referencing the untimely loss of George Rouman in a car accident earlier this month and the death of …
Ahlstrom Rhinelander awards scholarships
Ahlstrom, in partnership with the plant’s union, United Steelworkers Union Local 2-15, recently awarded three $1,000 scholarships to area high school graduates.
Affair roils Vilas County courthouse
Editor’s Note: On Tuesday, June 25 the Vilas County Board of Supervisors discussed a pair of resolutions supporting the recall of the officials named in this story. Ultimately, the board tabled the resolution with respect to Judge Daniel Overbey. The resolution related to Clerk of Court Beth Soltow failed on …
Treasure Island sets sail
Young cast members perform “Treasure Island” with the Missoula Children’s Theatre Saturday, June 22, 2024 at the John and Dori Brown Performing Arts Center at Rhinelander High School. Sponsors included Oneida County 4-H (the presenting organization), UW-Extension Oneida County. Rhinelander Community Foundation, Northern Arts Council, and Culver’s of Rhinelander.
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RHS announces second semester honor roll
The following students made the Rhinelander High School honor roll for the second semester.
Oneida County zoning suspends Bangstad permit for 90 days
Concluding that Minocqua Brewing Company owner Kirk Bangstad has still failed to meet many conditions of his conditional use permit to operate an outdoor beer garden at his Minocqua Brewing Company location, the Oneida County zoning committee suspended the permit for 90 days on Thursday, June 20.
Severe storms strike Northwoods
Severe thunderstorms raced through the Northwoods during the early morning hours Tuesday, June 24. According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, the storms developed across western Wisconsin, consolidated, and then raced southeast across the area between midnight and 5 a.m.
Lincoln Hills staff member dies after assault
A Lincoln Hills School staff member died Tuesday night from injuries sustained in an assault at the school Monday, the state Department of Corrections announced Wednesday.
Lake Tomahawk residents disagree with town board on placement of slow-no-wake buoys
On June 12, the Lake Tomahawk town board agreed to create an ordinance for placing slow-no-wake buoys in a bay on North Two Lakes.
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