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Study: Autism more prevalent than thought
According to recent numbers from the Centers for Disease Control, autism is astonishingly prevalent in America’s young children, impacting one in every 36 kids, and now a new study says the number is likely even higher than that.
‘Dinosaur Dimensions’ in Boulder Junction Nov. 23
The Boulder Junction Public Library will host Dinosaur Dimensions on Saturday, Nov. 23, at 10:30 a.m. at the Boulder Junction Public Library and Community Center. This event is part of the library’s “Di-November” celebration.
‘He was the fire department’
The Rhinelander Fire Department is mourning the sudden loss of a veteran firefighter/paramedic described by his colleagues as the “the heartbeat” of the crew.
Two-vehicle accident leads to high-speed pursuit, school lockdown
A high-speed chase following a two-vehicle accident on Highway 17 prompted a temporary lockdown of Rhinelander schools Monday.
Trump seizes strong victory, wins electoral college and popular vote
Former President and now President-elect Donald Trump will become the first president since Grover Cleveland in 1892 to serve non-consecutive terms, as the Republican nominee on Tuesday seized an advantage in early returns over Vice-President Kamala Harris and then secured the win with a triumph in Wisconsin.
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Oneida County proposed budget would reduce property taxes
Oneida County kicked off its budget hearings last month facing an estimated operating deficit of nearly $1.3 million, but in October the county’s executive committee went quickly to work, cutting expenditures and modifying revenue measures to the tune of about $1.5 million, and in the end produced for taxpayers both …
Oneida County 4-H honors youth and adults with recognition event
Oneida County 4-H and the University of Wisconsin-Extension Oneida County honored the achievements of local youth and adults during Oneida County 4-H’s Welcome and Recognition event, held Sunday, Oct. 27, in Rhinelander.
Nicolet welcomes Dr. Bobbi Fields as vice president of academic affairs
Nicolet College has announced that Dr. Bobbi Fields is its new vice president of academic affairs. Dr. Fields brings over 20 years of experience in the Wisconsin Technical College System, including positions as faculty member, associate dean, and dean, according to a Nicolet press release. Her career also includes work …
Mayor, residents react to cancellation of shared ride program
The public comment portion of the Oct. 28 meeting of the Rhinelander Common Council was focused primarily on the panel’s recent decision to discontinue its shared ride taxi program, Rhinelander Public Transit, in 2025. The vote, which took place during the council’s Oct. 14 meeting, came after the alderpersons were …
Chamber launches annual Loyal to Local campaign
The Rhinelander Area Chamber of Commerce (RACC) has announced the launch of the annual Buy Local Campaign, emphasizing the importance of local business in our community. RACC urges residents, visitors, and businesses alike to patronize local establishments first and support what it means to live “Loyal to Local”. Small actions …
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School board approves property tax levy
With an operational referendum on the horizon, the board of education met Monday, Oct. 28 to formally approve the School District of Rhinelander’s budget and tax levy for 2024-2025. The vote came during a special meeting convened immediately after the annual meeting of the electors.
Rainy Halloween
Local trick-or-treaters were not about to let the rain get in the way of their annual night of spooky fun Thursday evening, Oct. 31, 2024. Groups of costumed children were seen traversing city neighborhoods in search of treats.
2021 RHS grad receives WMEA Gaarder Award
Current UW Milwaukee Senior, and former Rhinelander High School and Zion Lutheran School student, Bridget Koser is this year’s recipient of the Wisconsin Music Educators Association’s Richard G. Gaarder Award.
City to send out information regarding water line materials
If you are a City of Rhinelander water customer, keep an eye on your mailbox. In accordance with state and federal law, the city is preparing to send out letters to its water customers with information regarding the materials that make up the water lines.
Veterans Day 2024 at James Williams Middle School
The public is cordially invited to attend the 54th annual Veterans Day Observance at the James Williams Middle School gymnasium at 8:30 a.m. Monday, November 11.
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