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Drawing new lines
The Zoning Board of Appeals granted a variance for the developer to reconfigure two non-conforming lots to make them easier to develop for affordable singlefamily residential homes. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
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Drawing new lines

City approves variances for VFW access, redrawing lot lines on Park Ave. and Cedar St....

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Price increase ahead for popular nail care service
The Taylor County Health Department has a designated space in its office for toenail care service. The county is the only one in the region to continue to offer the service and last year had 533 nail care visits.

Price increase ahead for popular nail care service

The cost of a popular public health service program will soon be going up. In the face of risin...

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Rib Lake reduces insurance increase with change

Employees in Rib Lake Schools will see insurance changes in the coming year. At the April 16 meeting, school board members voted to make the switch from Aspirus to Security Health Plan. The Rib Lake School District is part of a health insurance cooperative with other small districts working together to get better rates. According to district administrator Travis Grubbs, the cooperative had...

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City needs long-range sidewalk plan
Since January residents of Musky Court have been at odds with the city over sidewalk. A special meeting will address sidewalks in cul-de-sacs.

City needs long-range sidewalk plan

The city of Medford needs a long-range pedestrian transportation plan, rather than its current piece...

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Court ruling shows shortcoming in anti-discrimination law

Wisconsin shouldn’t rely on the courts to clean up sloppy laws and instead the legislature needs to take action to protect employers from being robbed by their workers. In a 5-2 ruling, the Wisconsin Supreme Court recently ruled in favor of two brothers who said they were wrongfully terminated after stealing scrap metal from their employer, the Oconomowoc Area School District. As reporte...

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Writer says ‘Cats are people too’
Marian Nernberger (center) was recognized for 27 years of service as treasurer for the town of Little Black. She was recently presented a retirement plaque. Presenting it were town chairman Dan Hoffman (left) and clerk JoAnn Smith (right) SUBMITTED

Writer says ‘Cats are people too’

Dear Editor Wilson: In response to your comments last week concerning 'dangerous times' a...

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