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District claims it did not retaliate against custodian
The School District of Rhinelander has offered additional arguments in support of its motion to dismiss a sexual harassment lawsuit brought by a former school custodian.
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Spring in the north brings wild babies
Often, people assign the human instinct of keeping an infant very close for protection to animals.
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City officials look for solutions to cell tower flag issues
Sometimes a beautiful thing can also be a bit of headache. Such is the case with the American flag that has flown from the AT&T cell tower in downtown Rhinelander since February.
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New candidate joins 12th Senate District race
Rhinelander resident Paul Ehlers traveled to Madison Tuesday to deliver his 457 signatures to the Government Accountability Board.
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Printpack planning expansion in Rhinelander
Printpack's current Rhinelander facilities will be vacated by the end of 2013 and the company will be operating out of a new state-of-the-art plant set to break ground later this year.
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Front row from left: Dawn Staszak , Anne Anderson , Shawn Uttech , Lynn Grasse , Rebecca Wright .
Packaging Plant to Expand in Rhinelander
A packaging plant in Hendersonville will close next year, putting 115 people out of work.
Printpack to Build New Facility in Rhinelander, Closing Plants in Hendersonville
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Printpack Inc. announced it will close its plant here in the second half of 2013, leaving a little more than 100 workers without a job.
He was born on May 26, 1947, in Milwaukee, to John and Elaine Loduha Jr. They moved to Rhinelander where John attended schools graduating from Rhinelander High School in 1965.
State offers support for Printpack expansion in Rhinelander
Printpack Inc. is planning a $72 million investment in a state-of-the-art plant, and is eligible for a combination of tax credits and loan from the state of Wisconsin.
That's how Ed Orlikowski pitched it when he presented a proposal to city of Rhinelander officials earlier this month for an ATV pulling competition to be held in downtown in August.
Not guilty pleas entered in baby abuse case
Christopher T. Schimke, 23, entered not guilty pleas Monday afternoon to charges he choked and beat a 9-month-old boy he was baby-sitting. Schimke's attorney, Brian Bennett, told the court he expects to file at least one motion but did not elaborate on what the defense may be challenging.
Wausau woman pleads guilty in car fraud case
RHINELANDER, Wis. A Wausau woman will spend 18 months in prison for her role in a complex fraud case.
Nicolet College outlines three-year building project plan
The Nicolet College District Board took time during its meeting last week to review the three-year building plan put forth by the college's Vice President of Finance and College Operations, Roxanne Lutgen, and the Director of Facilities, Pete Vanney.
Plea expected in child-choking case
RHINELANDER, Wis A babysitter accused of injuring a 9-month-old child will enter a plea today in Oneida County court.
He was born in Rhinelander on May 5, 1943, to Walter and Gertrude Fish. Rodger attended schools in Rhinelander graduating from Rhinelander High School in 1961.
Ceremony followed by a march to the County Courthouse. 11 a.m. Courthouse Ceremony with guest speaker Col.
WPS Busy With Clean Up and Power Restoration Efforts
Trees and branches on power lines, a few broken poles, power lines down and blown fuses are what Wisconsin Public Service power restoration crews are facing today as the company restores power to the remaining 2700 electric customers.
Minocqua Police Officer heading to trial on disorderly conduct charge
Officer Mark T. Ferencevich appeared in Oneida County Circuit Court Tuesday morning for a pretrial conference at which time his attorney advised the court the case has not been resolved.