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Broadband grant apps fall short

By Kevin O’Brien

Two Internet companies fell just short of qualifying for state grant funding for five proposed broadband projects in the central an...

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County pauses pursuit of contaminated sites
WHAT TO DO? - The former site of Weisenberger Tie & Railroad in Marathon City has long been known to have contaminated soils in need of reclamation. STAFF PHOTO/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD

County pauses pursuit of contaminated sites

Marathon County is holding off on trying to seize three tax-delinquent properties in Marathon City t...

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Edgar eyes Maple St. project

Edgar is planning to fully reconstruct a heavily used block of Maple Street next year, and is hoping to qualify for state grant money to help with the water portion of the project.At Monday’s monthly village board meeting, trustees voted to have Ayres Associates submit an intent to apply to the Wisconsin DNR for grant money to pay for replacing water mains from Third to Fourth Avenue. The projec...

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2000 – Chili cook-off Students in the Food 1 class in Stratford held their annual chili contest using tomatoes they canned in class. Taking first place were Andy Jicinsky, Dana Hollatz, Ryan Bohman and Jeremiah Reinwand. Carol Wisnewski is the classroom teacher.

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Wisconsin should reject speed camera ticketing

If Sen. Dora Drake (D-Milwaukee), has her way Big Brother will be watching Wisconsin’s roads to crack down on speeders and other traffic offenders.Drake is the author of Senate Bill 375, which, if passed, will allow for up to 75 traffic cameras to be placed at intersections in the city of Milwaukee. The cameras would monitor traffic and snap photos of vehicles that run red lights or speed, and a...

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