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Stay up-to-date with what’s happening in your town with a subscription to your local newspaper! Tribune-P honograPh INSIDE ~ www.centralwinews.com ~ Serving Abbotsford, Colby, Curtiss, Dorchester, Milan and Unity, Wis. Find the right one for you: Vol. 61, No. 44 Also makes a great gift! Wednesday, November 2, 2022 Your subscription is expiring on Incumbent Johnson stops in Medford to discuss hot topics Tribune-P honograPh INSIDE 6 months 1 Year In Wisconsin $40 o $50 o ‘Snowbird’ Rate (summer in Wisconsin, winter elsewhere) $55 o All Other States $60 o $70 o Add On Online Subscription with Print Additional $10 o Online Access Subscription Only $50 o Tribune-P honograPh INSIDE ~ www.centralwinews.com ~ Colby girls, Adams compete at state page 11 T Abhbaontskfo rydo • uCof lboyr • yCuorutisrss•u Doprpchoerstte ro • f U oniutyr local newspaper. ~ www.centralwinews.com ~ Serving Abbotsford, Colby, Curtiss, Dorchester, Milan and Unity, Wis. Serving Abbotsford, Colby, Curtiss, Dorchester, Milan and Unity, Wis. Vol. 61, No. 44 Wednesday, November 2, 2022 20 pages -- $1.50 Vol. 61, No. 44 email address: Sen. Ron Johnson Wednesday, November 2, 2022 Your subscription is expiring on Your subscription is expiring on Please renew today. Incumbent Johnson stops in Medford to discuss hot topics All smiles on Halloween Incumbent Johnson stops in Medford to discuss hot topics Mail this postcard & check, payable to TP Printing Co.: P.O. Box 677, Abbotsford, WI 54405 – Or – Pay online with credit card: www.centralwinews.com/buy-subscribe 6 months 1 Year The Record-Review INSIDE In Wisconsin By Brian Wilson, The Star News Abby Lion’s Club victim of suspected fraud scheme 6 months 1 Year In Wisconsin $40 o $50 o ‘Snowbird’ Rate (summer in Wisconsin, winter elsewhere) $55 o All Other States $60 o $70 o Add On Online Subscription with Print Additional $10 o Online Access Subscription Only $50 o Renewable energy task force to be considered Tribune-P honograPh INSIDE ~ Athens • Edgar • Marathon • Stratford Thank you for your support of our local newspaper. A WISCONSIN HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER ATHENS EDGAR MARATHON STRATFORD ~ Renewable energy task force to be considered www.centralwinews.com ~ $40 $50 ‘Snowbird’ Rate (summer in Wisconsin, winter elsewhere) $55 All Other States $60 $70 Add On Online Subscription with Print Additional $10 Online Access Subscription Only $50 Serving Abbotsford, Colby, Curtiss, Dorchester, Milan and Unity, Wis. $1.25 honograPh email address: GUARANTEED INVESTMENT Vol. 61, No. 44 Sen. Ron Johnson Wednesday, November 2, 2022 Your subscription is expiring on Please renew today. Your subscription is expiring on DECEMBER 29, 2021 VOLUME 59, NO. 52 TWENTY PAGES Tribune-P www.centralwinews.com Incumbent Johnson stops in Medford to discuss hot topics All smiles on Halloween Mail this postcard & check, payable to TP Printing Co.: P.O. Box 677, Abbotsford, WI 54405 – Or – Pay online with credit card: www.centralwinews.com/buy-subscribe Sen. Ron Johnson is seeking a third term serving Wisconsin voters in the U.S. Senate. He is being challenged by current Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes with polls on the race having the two candidates in a dead heat coming into the final weeks of the election season. In person absentee voting has already begun in the state and voters will head to the polls on election day, Tuesday, Nov. 8. On a campaign trip through the northern part of the state, Sen. Johnson stopped at The Star News on Oct. 22 to talk about a wide range of issues impacting the state’s voters including: inflation, energy independence, international trade, Social Security, abortion and immigration reform and securing the border. Throughout his time in the Senate Johnson has warned of the impact of inflation and how it must be kept in check. According to Johnson, a primary cause of the current inflation crisis is the massive deficit spending under President Biden’s administration and policies aimed at driving up fossil fuel costs. “They have purposefully driven up costs of gasoline and energy,” Johnson said, noting that this has the impact of raising costs for all other products and 6 months 1 Year email address: Swiderski will build homesin In Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson Athens GUARANTEED INVESTMENT Maple Grove twist Abby Lion’s Club victim of suspected fraud scheme Central Boiler Outdoor Wood Furnace Granton Greenwood Loyal Spencer 6 months 1 Year In Wisconsin $40 o $50 o ‘Snowbird’ Rate (summer in Wisconsin, winter elsewhere) $55 o All Other States $60 o $70 o Add On Online Subscription with Print Additional $10 o Online Access Subscription Only $50 o Renewable energy task force to be considered ~ Abby Lion’s Club victim of suspected fraud scheme All smiles on Halloween Incumbent Johnson stops in Medford to discuss hot topics $40 $50 ‘Snowbird’ Rate (summer in Wisconsin, winter elsewhere) $55 All Other States $60 $70 Add On Online Subscription with Print Additional $10 Online Access Subscription Only $50 Athens Board of Education may purchase Hamburg properties Mail this postcard & check, payable to TP Printing Co.: P.O. Box 677, Abbotsford, WI 54405 – Or – Pay online with credit card: www.centralwinews.com/buy-subscribe From left to right: Dustin Larson, Tommy Ensign, Nakailah Larson and Edlin Ensign dressed up and hit the streets of Colby in search of some sweet goodies during the city’s trick-or-treat event on Monday. More from the Halloween festivities can be seen on page 10. Maple Grove twist email address: Sen. Ron Johnson The Record-Review STAFF PHOTO/NEAL HOGDEN Athens Board of Education may purchase Hamburg properties All smiles on Halloween COVID-19 cases drop, hospitals still full Daily cases of COVID-19 have fallen from their high point in early December, but the state’s Department of Health Services continues to declare that the level of disease activity in Marathon County is “critically high” and that empty hospital beds across Northcentral Wisconsin are are tough to find. The DHS reported that there were 87 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Marathon County on Dec. 27. That compares Abby Lion’s Club victim of suspected fraud scheme Renewable energy task force to be considered Mail this postcard & check, payable to TP Printing Co.: P.O. Box 677, Abbotsford, WI 54405 – Or – Pay online with credit card: www.centralwinews.com/buy-subscribe From left to right: Dustin Larson, Tommy Ensign, Nakailah Larson and Edlin Ensign dressed up and hit the streets of Colby in search of some sweet goodies during the city’s trick-or-treat event on Monday. More from the Halloween festivities can be seen on page 10. email address: The Athens Board of Education has still not reached an agreement with Merrill Area Public School District (MAPS) to purchase three parcels of land and the Maple Grove Charter School building in the town of Hamburg. Andrea Sheridan, Athens schools superintendent, said last week the school board didn’t take any action following closed session during its meeting on Dec. 20 to possibly acquire Maple Grove Charter School and related real estate. The school board has discussed this matter in closed session during the last few month’s board meetings. Peter Fromm Wade, who worked for years to keep the 150-year-old Maple Grove School open, said in March his cousin, Name: ___________________________________________________________ Address: _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ Phone: ___________________________________________________________ Email: ___________________________________________________________ By Neal Hogden Mail this form & check, payable to TP Printing Co.: P.O. Box 677, Abbotsford, WI 54405 -OR- Pay online with credit card: www.centralwinews.com/buy-subscribe By Kevin O’Brien GUARANTEED INVESTMENT Abby Lion’s Club victim of suspected fraud scheme Central Boiler Outdoor Wood Furnace Renewable energy task force to be considered Mail this postcard & check, payable to TP Printing Co.: P.O. Box 677, Abbotsford, WI 54405 – Or – Pay online with credit card: www.centralwinews.com/buy-subscribe LaPine then called Forward Bank, the club’s bank, to notify them of the fraudulent check. A photocopy of the check was provided to LaPine and the check noticed that both her and another member’s signature was photocopied and printed on the check. All of the information on the fraudulent check was typed except for the check issuer. LaPine told police the Lion’s Club checks that are issued are always handwritten. On the reverse side of the check, the person had a name typed with the words “For Mobile Deposit Only” on Members of a Marathon County committee floated the idea last week of establishing a task force to look at ways for the county to incorporate renewal energy into its operations. The Human Resources, Finance and Property Committee, at its Oct. 25 meeting, brought up the idea as part of a larger discussion about the county’s strategic plan, which is continually Maple Grove School it seems to me that we really need to start planting seeds,” she said. “It will eventually equal out into a savings.” Supervisor Kody Hart, Wausau, said adding renewable energy goals would be in line with an existing goal in the strategic plan “to promote cost-effective and high-quality public services.” “The move for renewable resources is more so we have control over our energy needs, so we’re not at the whims of whenever energy prices fall and increase,” he said. “We have COVID-19 cases drop, hospitals Colby-Abby police are looking into a suspected fraud case that victimized the Abbotsford Lion’s Club in October. According to a report filed by the CAPD, the Lion’s Club had a raffle in which an Abbotsford man won a prize and was given a $30 check on Oct. 3. The check was processed on Oct. 4. Then, on Oct. 20, Karen LaPine, treasurer of the Abbotsford Lion’s Club, was called by another member of the club who works at Royal Credit Union. The RCU employee said while at work, still full Swiderski will build homesin updated. Supervisor Ann Lemmer, Wausau, said renewable energy is included in
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Stay up-to-date with what’s happening in your town with a subscription to your local newspaper! Tribune-P honograPh INSIDE ~ www.centralwinews.com ~ Serving Abbotsford, Colby, Curtiss, Dorchester, Milan and Unity, Wis. Find the right one for you: Vol. 61, No. 44 Also makes a great gift! Wednesday, November 2, 2022 Your subscription is expiring on Incumbent Johnson stops in Medford to discuss hot topics Tribune-P honograPh INSIDE 6 months 1 Year In Wisconsin $40 o $50 o ‘Snowbird’ Rate (summer in Wisconsin, winter elsewhere) $55 o All Other States $60 o $70 o Add On Online Subscription with Print Additional $10 o Online Access Subscription Only $50 o Tribune-P honograPh INSIDE ~ www.centralwinews.com ~ Colby girls, Adams compete at state page 11 T Abhbaontskfo rydo • uCof lboyr • yCuorutisrss•u Doprpchoerstte ro • f U oniutyr local newspaper. ~ www.centralwinews.com ~ Serving Abbotsford, Colby, Curtiss, Dorchester, Milan and Unity, Wis. Serving Abbotsford, Colby, Curtiss, Dorchester, Milan and Unity, Wis. Vol. 61, No. 44 Wednesday, November 2, 2022 20 pages -- $1.50 Vol. 61, No. 44 email address: Sen. Ron Johnson Wednesday, November 2, 2022 Your subscription is expiring on Your subscription is expiring on Please renew today. Incumbent Johnson stops in Medford to discuss hot topics All smiles on Halloween Incumbent Johnson stops in Medford to discuss hot topics Mail this postcard & check, payable to TP Printing Co.: P.O. Box 677, Abbotsford, WI 54405 – Or – Pay online with credit card: www.centralwinews.com/buy-subscribe 6 months 1 Year The Record-Review INSIDE In Wisconsin By Brian Wilson, The Star News Abby Lion’s Club victim of suspected fraud scheme 6 months 1 Year In Wisconsin $40 o $50 o ‘Snowbird’ Rate (summer in Wisconsin, winter elsewhere) $55 o All Other States $60 o $70 o Add On Online Subscription with Print Additional $10 o Online Access Subscription Only $50 o Renewable energy task force to be considered Tribune-P honograPh INSIDE ~ Athens • Edgar • Marathon • Stratford Thank you for your support of our local newspaper. A WISCONSIN HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER ATHENS EDGAR MARATHON STRATFORD ~ Renewable energy task force to be considered www.centralwinews.com ~ $40 $50 ‘Snowbird’ Rate (summer in Wisconsin, winter elsewhere) $55 All Other States $60 $70 Add On Online Subscription with Print Additional $10 Online Access Subscription Only $50 Serving Abbotsford, Colby, Curtiss, Dorchester, Milan and Unity, Wis. $1.25 honograPh email address: GUARANTEED INVESTMENT Vol. 61, No. 44 Sen. Ron Johnson Wednesday, November 2, 2022 Your subscription is expiring on Please renew today. Your subscription is expiring on DECEMBER 29, 2021 VOLUME 59, NO. 52 TWENTY PAGES Tribune-P www.centralwinews.com Incumbent Johnson stops in Medford to discuss hot topics All smiles on Halloween Mail this postcard & check, payable to TP Printing Co.: P.O. Box 677, Abbotsford, WI 54405 – Or – Pay online with credit card: www.centralwinews.com/buy-subscribe Sen. Ron Johnson is seeking a third term serving Wisconsin voters in the U.S. Senate. He is being challenged by current Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes with polls on the race having the two candidates in a dead heat coming into the final weeks of the election season. In person absentee voting has already begun in the state and voters will head to the polls on election day, Tuesday, Nov. 8. On a campaign trip through the northern part of the state, Sen. Johnson stopped at The Star News on Oct. 22 to talk about a wide range of issues impacting the state’s voters including: inflation, energy independence, international trade, Social Security, abortion and immigration reform and securing the border. Throughout his time in the Senate Johnson has warned of the impact of inflation and how it must be kept in check. According to Johnson, a primary cause of the current inflation crisis is the massive deficit spending under President Biden’s administration and policies aimed at driving up fossil fuel costs. “They have purposefully driven up costs of gasoline and energy,” Johnson said, noting that this has the impact of raising costs for all other products and 6 months 1 Year email address: Swiderski will build homesin In Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson Athens GUARANTEED INVESTMENT Maple Grove twist Abby Lion’s Club victim of suspected fraud scheme Central Boiler Outdoor Wood Furnace Granton Greenwood Loyal Spencer 6 months 1 Year In Wisconsin $40 o $50 o ‘Snowbird’ Rate (summer in Wisconsin, winter elsewhere) $55 o All Other States $60 o $70 o Add On Online Subscription with Print Additional $10 o Online Access Subscription Only $50 o Renewable energy task force to be considered ~ Abby Lion’s Club victim of suspected fraud scheme All smiles on Halloween Incumbent Johnson stops in Medford to discuss hot topics $40 $50 ‘Snowbird’ Rate (summer in Wisconsin, winter elsewhere) $55 All Other States $60 $70 Add On Online Subscription with Print Additional $10 Online Access Subscription Only $50 Athens Board of Education may purchase Hamburg properties Mail this postcard & check, payable to TP Printing Co.: P.O. Box 677, Abbotsford, WI 54405 – Or – Pay online with credit card: www.centralwinews.com/buy-subscribe From left to right: Dustin Larson, Tommy Ensign, Nakailah Larson and Edlin Ensign dressed up and hit the streets of Colby in search of some sweet goodies during the city’s trick-or-treat event on Monday. More from the Halloween festivities can be seen on page 10. Maple Grove twist email address: Sen. Ron Johnson The Record-Review STAFF PHOTO/NEAL HOGDEN Athens Board of Education may purchase Hamburg properties All smiles on Halloween COVID-19 cases drop, hospitals still full Daily cases of COVID-19 have fallen from their high point in early December, but the state’s Department of Health Services continues to declare that the level of disease activity in Marathon County is “critically high” and that empty hospital beds across Northcentral Wisconsin are are tough to find. The DHS reported that there were 87 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Marathon County on Dec. 27. That compares Abby Lion’s Club victim of suspected fraud scheme Renewable energy task force to be considered Mail this postcard & check, payable to TP Printing Co.: P.O. Box 677, Abbotsford, WI 54405 – Or – Pay online with credit card: www.centralwinews.com/buy-subscribe From left to right: Dustin Larson, Tommy Ensign, Nakailah Larson and Edlin Ensign dressed up and hit the streets of Colby in search of some sweet goodies during the city’s trick-or-treat event on Monday. More from the Halloween festivities can be seen on page 10. email address: The Athens Board of Education has still not reached an agreement with Merrill Area Public School District (MAPS) to purchase three parcels of land and the Maple Grove Charter School building in the town of Hamburg. Andrea Sheridan, Athens schools superintendent, said last week the school board didn’t take any action following closed session during its meeting on Dec. 20 to possibly acquire Maple Grove Charter School and related real estate. The school board has discussed this matter in closed session during the last few month’s board meetings. Peter Fromm Wade, who worked for years to keep the 150-year-old Maple Grove School open, said in March his cousin, Name: ___________________________________________________________ Address: _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ Phone: ___________________________________________________________ Email: ___________________________________________________________ By Neal Hogden Mail this form & check, payable to TP Printing Co.: P.O. Box 677, Abbotsford, WI 54405 -OR- Pay online with credit card: www.centralwinews.com/buy-subscribe By Kevin O’Brien GUARANTEED INVESTMENT Abby Lion’s Club victim of suspected fraud scheme Central Boiler Outdoor Wood Furnace Renewable energy task force to be considered Mail this postcard & check, payable to TP Printing Co.: P.O. Box 677, Abbotsford, WI 54405 – Or – Pay online with credit card: www.centralwinews.com/buy-subscribe LaPine then called Forward Bank, the club’s bank, to notify them of the fraudulent check. A photocopy of the check was provided to LaPine and the check noticed that both her and another member’s signature was photocopied and printed on the check. All of the information on the fraudulent check was typed except for the check issuer. LaPine told police the Lion’s Club checks that are issued are always handwritten. On the reverse side of the check, the person had a name typed with the words “For Mobile Deposit Only” on Members of a Marathon County committee floated the idea last week of establishing a task force to look at ways for the county to incorporate renewal energy into its operations. The Human Resources, Finance and Property Committee, at its Oct. 25 meeting, brought up the idea as part of a larger discussion about the county’s strategic plan, which is continually Maple Grove School it seems to me that we really need to start planting seeds,” she said. “It will eventually equal out into a savings.” Supervisor Kody Hart, Wausau, said adding renewable energy goals would be in line with an existing goal in the strategic plan “to promote cost-effective and high-quality public services.” “The move for renewable resources is more so we have control over our energy needs, so we’re not at the whims of whenever energy prices fall and increase,” he said. “We have COVID-19 cases drop, hospitals Colby-Abby police are looking into a suspected fraud case that victimized the Abbotsford Lion’s Club in October. According to a report filed by the CAPD, the Lion’s Club had a raffle in which an Abbotsford man won a prize and was given a $30 check on Oct. 3. The check was processed on Oct. 4. Then, on Oct. 20, Karen LaPine, treasurer of the Abbotsford Lion’s Club, was called by another member of the club who works at Royal Credit Union. The RCU employee said while at work, still full Swiderski will build homesin updated. Supervisor Ann Lemmer, Wausau, said renewable energy is included in
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