Friday Feb 10 | Lakeland Times
Minocqua officials closer to Hwy. 51 project resolution
51 project resolution Supervisors will schedule individual meetings between DOT, property owners Civil engineer and surveyor Gerry Inman supported the DOT Hwy.
Friday Feb 10 | Lakeland Times
10, at 5 p.m., with meatball sandwiches on the ice of Lake Minocqua and at the American Legion Hall.
What's your favorite bird? Mine's blue.
I spent many days in my youth watching birds flit around my grandmother's flowers and bird bath.
Minocqua to move forward with latest DOT plans for Hwy. 51 project
51 project The benefits of the project outweigh the negatives, officials say C.M. Schmidlkofer of The Lakeland Times The gap is closing between the town of Minocqua and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation regarding the proposed Hwy.
Young running for state Assembly
Dan Meyer is vacating Almost eight years ago, it took 10 write-in votes for Alex Young to be elected to the vacant sixth district seat on the Rhinelander City Council.
Schmit trial postponed until August
According to online court records, Alexander G. Schmit, 23, originally scheduled for trial Feb.
Wisnosky's attorney attempts to cast doubt on informant's credibility
Toward the end of the preliminary hearing, defense attorney Steve Lucareli told the court he had subpoenaed a woman he believes is the confidential informant, whom the state claims bought cocaine from Dane Wisnosky in August and September 2011, and asked that she be allowed to testify.
Cody Thrall of Three Lakes, charged with theft and criminal damage to property, was sentenced to two years probation, 10 days in jail and 50 hours community service, with credit for one day already served.
Signs, signs, everywhere signs
Planning and Zoning department head Karl Jennrich and committee chairman Scott Holewinski discuss the proposed changes to the county's sign regulations.
The dirty 30: Keep an eye on the barometer
With the changing times in sunset and sunrise, capturing late-night or early-morning photos is becoming easier because the sun stays on the horizon much longer as the days lengthen.
Winter season turns positive for hotels, businesses
Snowmobilers coming off the trails make their way to the Minocqua Brewing Company in Minocqua for an early evening break.
DOT to Minocqua: Lose the accesses or lose the money
51 largely as it is, or lose most of the money and enhancements planned for the project.
J rollover accident Thursday morning Woman driver loses control on curvy section of highway Woodruff and Minocqua police and fire/rescue were at the scene of a single-vehicle accident Thursday, Feb.
Eric Kell of Elcho was cited for operating after suspension, operating while intoxicated and failure to stop for flashing red signal Jan.
Winger family concrete company sale paves way to bright future
Pat and Fern 'Snookie' Winger listen to Duane 'Duey' Winger's account of the many decades Winger Concrete Products Inc.
Work on Hwy. J in a holding pattern
Highway committee member Peter Wolk and Chairman John Hoffman discuss what will be done about the plans for Highway J. 1/31/2012 7:30:00 AM Work on Hwy.
A crash between an automobile and snowmobile happened early Tuesday morning as it appeared a snowmobiler was attempting to cross Hwy.
North Woods Zip Line Tour owner Josh Russart hopes to have the facility up and running by July.
Entrepreneur Josh Russart first approached the town in September of last year with the proposal of a 2.5 hour zipline tour on three municipal parcels on the south side of the town near Gun Club Road and Hwy.
Michael Washington of 715 Bruner St., charged with manufacture/delivery of a prescription drug, was sentenced to one year probation.
Minocqua's property values are set to fall, will the levy follow?
What goes up must come down, it has often been said, but that's not what most property owners are seeing when they open their tax bills.