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Rhinelander Community Foundation reaches milestone
The Rhinelander Community Foundation has reached its initial goal of granting $1 million dollars in total to the community since its inception in 2015, the organization announced earlier this month.
Felzkowski announces re-election bid
State Senator Mary Felzkowski (R-Tomahawk) announced Wednesday that she is running for re-election this November in Wisconsin’s 12th Senate District.
Evers vetoes GOP-passed tax cut
Gov. Tony Evers has vetoed three Republican-backed bills that would have slashed taxes for retirees and lower- and middle-income earners, saying the bills would set Wisconsin on a path toward insolvency and leave the state unable to meet its basic duties.
Two ice fishermen rescued from the Willow Flowage
Two men who were ice fishing on the Willow Flowage on March 7 had to be rescued after they broke through the ice.
Health Dept.: Do you know what’s in your well water?
March 11-15 is National Ground Water Awareness Week and if you are a private well owner, it is a great time to think about testing a sample of your tap water to be sure it is safe to drink.
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Plan commission tables decision on Woodland Drive tourist house permit
The City of Rhinelander plan commission voted last week to postpone its decision on a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) application submitted by a property owner seeking to operate a tourist house/short-term rental on Woodland Drive.
Curling lesson
Jim Hagen of the Rhinelander Curling Club explains the finer points of the popular winter sport to Kristie Smutzer during the 2024 Up North Expo Thursday, March 7, 2024 at the Hodag Dome in Rhinelander.
Music in our schools month
The School District of Rhinelander music department held its Music In our Schools Month (MIOSM) concerts Tuesday, March 5 and Thursday, March 7 at the John and Dori Brown Performing Arts Center at Rhinelander High School.
Food pantry to host annual luncheon
The Rhinelander Area Food Pantry (RAFP) will host its sixth annual spring fundraiser, the Garden Fresh Salad Bowl Luncheon, on April 27, at Holiday Acres Resort.
Aspirus Rhinelander receives Panda Warmer for infant care
The Aspirus Rhinelander Hospital Birthing Center is utilizing a Panda Warmer to help care for newborns and infants thanks to funding from the Aspirus Rhinelander Hospital Foundation.
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Nicolet College to offer free high school culinary boot camp
Nicolet College invites high school students and current eighth grade-students who will be entering high school this fall to participate in two days of culinary exploration this summer at no charge.
RHS DECA students compete in Lake Geneva
Late last month, 16 Rhinelander High School students competed at the Wisconsin DECA State Career Development Conference in Lake Geneva.
Concern: Pelican River easement puts future of ‘working forest’ in doubt
The lack of a specific definition for a “working forest” in the Pelican River Forest easement could put the future of the forest in doubt and helped fuel opposition to the recently finalized easement, a timber producers professional has said.
SBA disaster loan deadline extended to July 31
The federal government’s Small Business Administration (SBA) has extended the deadline for small businesses that suffered losses due to this year’s unusually mild winter to apply for Economic Injury Disaster Loans.
Ruby’s Pantry gives back
Ruby’s Pantry, a ministry of Calvary Baptist Church in Rhinelander, recently donated $1,000 to ACES - Association of Churches for Emergency Support as a way of giving back.
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