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Two students are interested in any internships opportunities available. They have completed 250 hours of community service in a variety of places in Mosinee and Wausau.
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Former columnist to have book signing Saturday
Juliette Guth loves words. At age 9, she had her first article published in the local paper.
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United Way Volunteer Connection & GoodsMatch
Food pantry volunteer. Assist clients as they select food from the pantry and complete paperwork.
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Wisconsin Valley Lutheran High School listed the following students on its 2011-12 Second Quarter honor roll.
Marathon County could face big deficit in next 5 years
Marathon County will have to find more ways to share services with other local governments or eliminate some programs if a five-year budget forecast comes true, officials said.
Two local singing groups want to make this Valentine's Day one to remember. The University of Wisconsin Marathon County's Vocal Show Ensemble has delivered about 2,500 singing valentines since the program began in 1987.
Mosinee student takes first in art contest
MOSINEE -- A Mosinee boy took top honors in a 2012 poster design contest sponsored by the Wisconsin Bureau of Aeronautics in the state Department of Transportation.
Mosinee man arrested on 8th drunken driving charge
A Mosinee man has been arrested on a possible charge of 8th offense drunken driving.
Jan. 29, 2012 FISCHER, Sara and Joe, Plover, a daughter, Elysa Faith. Feb. 1, 2012 SCHELLIN, Kelly and Dustin, Wisconsin Rapids, a son, Max.
Nay-osh-ing Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, Plover, met for its regular scheduled meeting at Shooters.
Disc golfers to compete for charity
When: Registration at 8 a.m., tee off at 9:15 a.m. Saturday Where: Big Eau Pleine Park, 3301 Eau Pleine Park Road, town of Bergen Cost: $40 per team and 10 items of donated food per team; golfers also are encouraged to solicit pledges, either for a flat amount or per-hole Contact: Visit www.wadgedisc.com , or call 715-581-0020 to register TOWN OF ... (more)
Wausau Paper completes sale to Neenah Paper
As part of a major restructuring, Wausau Paper has completed a sale of its printing and color paper business to Neenah Paper of Georgia.
Vernon Verjinsky column: Are we being misled by governor?
On Aug. 20, 2011, my 'My View' in the Tribune addressed the budget bill and the fact current law was modified to prohibit a county from using its own workforce to perform a highway-improvement project for a city or village with a population over 5,000. I asked two simple questions: 1.) In what way does this provision help the state deal with the ... (more)
Potential unsafe ice north of Mosinee dam
Unsafe ice and river conditions may develop on the Wisconsin River between the Mosinee dam and Rothschild dam, according to a joint warning by Wausau Paper and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
Follow sports reporter Mark Massoglia on Twitter @markmazzy. Check the Daily Tribune website for any weather-related cancellations.
Mayor: 100+ manufacturing jobs coming to Ladysmith
After laying off hundreds of workers in recent years, the city of Ladysmith says Weather Shield is rebounding and is in the process of bringing in up to 175 new jobs.
RHS sports recap: Jan. 26, 2012
Jacob Froseth tries to get a last-second takedown in the final match of Rhinelander's wrestling dual against Mosinee Thursday at the Jim Miazga Community Gym.
Financial seminar to be held Tuesday
Economists and business owners will share their expertise during a Tuesday seminar on the top 10 ways to protect wealth and profit during the global debt crisis.
Choirs to salute World War II vets
MOSINEE--The Mosinee High School music department will present a concert tribute to the veterans of Pearl Harbor and World War II as well as all veterans and active servicemen and women Sunday The concert begins at 2 p.m. in the Creske Center Auditorium in the Mosinee High School complex, 1000 High St.
Frances Richter, Ephraim, and Alvin Birnschein, Sturgeon Bay, were wed by Fr. Robert Konkol and Fr.