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Cadott employee’s future with district in question

Regarding the business office and the results of a recent independent financial review, the Cadott School District, in transparency, has issued a statement, on fiscal accountability. Following an init...
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Insurance renewal comes in lower than expected
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Insurance renewal comes in lower than expected

Everybody knows that health insurance is not cheap and when paying for staff, school districts are n...

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Library is really coming together
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Library is really coming together

The walls are painted, the furniture is ordered and – the shelving is late. But, that isn’t stop...

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See where your nearby bridge’s condition rates
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See where your nearby bridge’s condition rates

To provide the public, local officials and policymakers, with transparent, easy-to-access informatio...

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Rustic Roads are a part of Wisconsin’s tourism life, no matter the season

Gov. Tony Evers, together with the WisDOT and the Wisconsin Department of Tourism, announced the 2026 Rustic Roads Guide is now available, in print and online, showcasing the state’s 126 unique Rustic Roads and five Scenic Byways. A new Rustic Roads Guide is developed each year, by the WisDOT and distributed through a partnership with the Wisconsin Department of Tourism. The guide includes ph...

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Why stay inside, when you can head to the state park?

Temperatures are rising, the trees are leafing out and flowers are budding, to the delight of those drawn to Wisconsin’s state parks. As summer arrives, the Friends of Brunet Island State Park has scheduled events for the enjoyment of park visitors and campers, with eight naturalist programs planned for the summer of 2026. A talk on native pollinators is slated for June 6, at 10 a.m., at the ...

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No names found in cherry producers for board seat

Wisconsin’s licensed cherry growers are invited to submit their votes, through June 15, to elect one new member, to the five-member Wisconsin Cherry Board. The board is composed of five at-large members, who oversee the collection and use of approximately $60,000 in assessment fees, paid annually, by Wisconsin cherry growers. This funding is used to support the cherry industry, through resear...

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