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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - ICE killings were truly ‘despicable’

Bills would make elections worse

The Feb. 2, 2026, issue of the Record-Review included a letter from B.B., planet unknown. As always, his letter was not in the same reality the rest of us live.

He begins by saying that ICE a...

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Edgar looks at housing plans

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County considers nixing or fixing farm consolidations

A nagging question about so-called farm consolidations in Marathon County’s Farmland Preservation areas may finally be answered soon.Farm consolidations allow landowners in areas zoned either Farmland Preservation or General Agriculture to spilt off an older farmhouse from the rest of the property without having to go through the full rezoning process. The consolidation creates a new parcel that...

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Four-unit business building planned in Marathon
WHAT’S PLANNED - The site plan developed by Meyer Buildings of Dorchester includes a depiction of what the four-unit business building will look like on the corner of Community Circle and Blue Stone Lane in Marathon City.

Four-unit business building planned in Marathon

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PAGING THROUGH HISTORY:
2001 – Snowshoe message Edgar snowshoe racer Randall Myszka made clear his dissenting view on a proposed Arrowhead- Weston powerline prior to a race up and down Rib Mountain. Myszka took silver honors in the Mountaineer event.

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Social media bans must walk a fine line

Where does safeguarding end and censorship begin?When does a shelter become a prison cell?Wisconsin legislators are joining a growing number of states answering the public call for safeguards to keep children off of social media platforms. Around the country and around the world, restrictions are being put in place to prevent impressionable young people from being exposed to images and ideas that ...

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ICE killings were truly ‘despicable’

Bills would make elections worse...

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