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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - EDITOR

To the Editor: Election day is still five weeks out and I'm already sick of the ads. Here are some of their favorite tricks: 'On their watch' — blaming officeholders for trends they had no real i...

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Phone policy questioned
Area News

Phone policy questioned

With the new school year less than a month underway, the Gilman School District has already heard pa...

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Celebrating service
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Celebrating service

Rib Lake Lions Club marks 60 years of community service...

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TDS launches faster broadband speeds in area

TDS Telecommunications has launched faster internet speeds for customers in Neillsville, Medford, Mosinee, and Junction City, marking the first phase of multi-year broadband upgrade projects in each central Wisconsin community. The projects are now delivering speeds of up to 1,000 Mbps (1 Gig), depending on location. The high-speed data infrastructure upgrades are supported, in part, by the Fed...

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Ceremony will honor Gulf War/Global War on Terror veterans

The service and sacrifice of all veterans is respected, honored and appreciated throughout the year. On October 6, Taylor County will take time to formally recognize Gulf War/Global War on Terror (GWOT) veterans. On June 23, the Taylor County Board approved a resolution recognizing October 7 as Gulf War/Global War on Terror veteran recognition day each year. October 7th is on a Wednesday thi...

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Pat Olson excited about return to health insurance at Benefit Solutions

Pat Olson is looking forward to help meet the health insurance needs of area residents and businesses as the newest addition to Benefits Solutions of Wisconsin. Pat Olson came on board this summer as an agent, joining the agency started by his father, Jon Olson, and Andrea Neubauer. Benefits Solutions of Wisconsin has offices in Medford and Park Falls. Pat Olson explained that his father is tak...

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Opinion/Editorial

Protect consumers from predatory pricing

Wisconsin must move quickly to enact regulations to protect consumers from the real risk of predatory pricing and put guardrails on demand-based price increases. Global multi-national retailers have made headlines in recent weeks with announcement of plans to switch to electronic pricing labels for store shelves. As anyone familiar with working retail knows, updating prices on store shelves is ...

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