Uncategorized
Posted on

Lake Holcombe Town Board - Adjustments made to insurance coverage

Adjustments made to insurance coverage
Ben Shimko, with Rural Insurance, went over the existing coverage policy with the Lake Holcombe Town Board, Jan. 13, adding some items and deleting others. The detailed discussion highlighted that some parts of the policy provided enough coverage, while others were inadequate. Photo by Ginna Young
Adjustments made to insurance coverage
Ben Shimko, with Rural Insurance, went over the existing coverage policy with the Lake Holcombe Town Board, Jan. 13, adding some items and deleting others. The detailed discussion highlighted that some parts of the policy provided enough coverage, while others were inadequate. Photo by Ginna Young

It’s always good to go over your insurance package, just to make sure you’re fully covered or not paying for what you shouldn’t be. That’s just what the Lake Holcombe Town Board did, Jan. 1...

Read the printed article...
LATEST NEWS
Uncategorized

Cornell City Council – Fueling up the vehicles could now be a snap

No decision was made on where to purchase fuel, but the Cornell City Council talked about what they should do, Jan. 22, as there are problems with the number of diesel pumps available for the credit card system the city uses. In fact, just lately, the police department was unable to fuel up at a local pump, because the fuel check that had been mailed was late arriving and their credit was cut off....

Posted on

Let’s keep it cool within these hallowed walls
Jenni Handrick, Cadott School Board member, asked for clarity on some things, Jan. 12, as multiple items were discussed, including the proposed cooling project for the high school building. No decision was made on that, but it was agreed it would nice to provide air to the classrooms. Photo by Ginna Young
Uncategorized

Let’s keep it cool within these hallowed walls

While the project didn’t get approved, Jan. 12, the Cadott School Board is looking into what cooli...

Posted on

Uncategorized

Support anti-SLAPP legislation in Wisconsin

Wisconsin needs an anti-SLAPP law.Wisconsin must join the growing number of states, that enact protections against lawsuits, intended to shut down public debate.SLAPP stands for Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation. These meritless lawsuits are filed to shut down opposing voices, with the goal of stifling public debate. The people filing the lawsuits know they have little chance of actua...

Posted on

Uncategorized

Publishers urging legislation, to protect free speech

State Sen. Eric Wimberger (R-Oconto) and Rep. Jim Piwowarczyk (R-Hubertus), have introduced Wisconsin Senate Bill 666/Assembly Bill 701, which would adopt the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act (UPEPA), brining long-overdue free speech protections for citizens and journalists in Wisconsin.The WNA and this newspaper, applaud Wimberger and Piwowarczyk, for introducing SB 666/AB 701 and enthusi...

Posted on

How many days until spring?
Uncategorized

How many days until spring?

I’ve said this a lot lately and I’ll say it again – I hate winter. It’s not fun for me anymo...

Posted on

Uncategorized

Data centers may change Wisconsin’s utility landscape

Massive data centers are being proposed and built in Wisconsin, to help power the global boom in artificial intelligence. The centers would significantly increase demand for water and especially for electricity, but do so after years of declining usage of both.Tech companies are investing billions into the construction of data centers in Wisconsin, building massive facilities to store and process ...

Posted on