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Dorchester deputy clerk quits during meeting

When announcing her resignation during a monthly village board meeting last week, Dorchester’s deputy clerk-treasurer Christie Erikson said she was leaving “the circus.”

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Marathon County looks at forming wind energy task force

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Abby solicits bids for work on 5th Street

A long-awaited road reconstruction project on Abbotsford’s Fifth Street has officially gone out to...

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Ivadeane Abegglen honored for years at local food pantry
WELL-DESERVED - Ivadeane Abegglen, longtime director of the Community United Pantry, was presented with a certificate of appreciation for her years serving the community. Several friends, family and community members were there to celebrate her time in public service. In back, from left to right, are Brandi Neuenfeldt, Betty Wolf, Tracy Hogden, Delores Stuttgen, Pastor James Groleau and Dave Hediger. SUBMITTED PHOTO
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Ivadeane Abegglen honored for years at local food pantry

Ivadeane Abegglen, longtime director of the Community United Pantry in Colby, was presented with a p...

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Colby K-12 to keep late start in‘26-27

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New classrooms, library to open soon
COMING SOON - This graphic design from BCI Burke shows multiple angles of what the new playground equipment will look like at Jack Nikolay Field after the Abbotsford School Board approved the purchase Monday night.
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Abby to consider charging groups for using PLC at city hall

With the city currently giving up about $10,000 per year in potential rental revenue, Abbotsford may start charging certain groups that now use the Public Learning Center at city hall for free.City administrator Josh Soyk brought the idea to the city council at its latest meeting on Nov. 19, and council members seemed generally supportive of the proposal, though they that had some questions about ...

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