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The Senior Citizens card group met on Feb. 19 for weekly card playing at the Athens Area Fire and Ambulance Hall.

Two games of Sheepshead were played. Norbert Lake won first place and Andy Ho...

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Radio standby – County committee told to expect to spend a minimum of $275,000 on radio system upgrades next year
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Radio standby – County committee told to expect to spend a minimum of $275,000 on radio system upgrades next year

Jeff Nelson of PSC Alliance presented the Taylor County Law Enforcement and Emergency Services Commi...

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A great day for Rib Lake – Large crowd comes out as school district cuts ribbon to open new gym and looks to upcoming projects
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A great day for Rib Lake – Large crowd comes out as school district cuts ribbon to open new gym and looks to upcoming projects

On Tuesday, Rib Lake School District celebrated the opening of the district’s new gym as part of a...

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Gilman School District launches webpage on referendum
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Gilman School District launches webpage on referendum

In an effort to bring information to voters, the Gilman School District created a webpage that they ...

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Rib Lake Village Board begins process for sewer plant UV project

Rib Lake is laying the groundwork now to add ultraviolet disinfection of discharge water at the wastewater treatment plant within the next few years. At the February 11 Rib Lake Village Board meeting, board members approved an $85,000 contract with MSA Professional Services for design and engineering to add the disinfection process to the existing treatment plant. Pat Morrow of MSA explained...

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Opinion/Editorial

Proceed with caution on committee consolidation efforts

While efforts to try and streamline government operations at the county level may be admirable, board members should proceed with caution and take a lesson from building in measuring twice and cutting once. Members of the county’s committee on committees and rules met last week to consider revisions to county code about how members are selected to serve on highway and the land conservation an...

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Opinion/Editorial

Put the brakes on self-driving vehicles in Wisconsin

Wisconsin legislators need to put the brakes on a plan to use Wisconsin residents as crash test dummies and the state’s roads as test-tracks for unproven technology. Rep. Dave Maxey, R-New Berlin has called for Wisconsin to open the door to having fully autonomous vehicles on the state’s roadways. As reported in the Feb. 4 Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Maxey testified in support of legislatio...

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