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But Ted Ritter and Michele Sadauskas, Vilas and Oneida county invasive species coordinators, are reminding boaters that AIS means more than non-native weeds.
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Ceremony followed by a march to the County Courthouse. 11 a.m. Courthouse Ceremony with guest speaker Col.
Records detail charges that prompted Vilas County jailer's firing
The Vilas County Sheriff's Department earlier this week may have released copies of several more internal documents to The Lakeland Times, but questions remain over the firing of Vilas County jail administrator Timothy Evenson on April 24.
Jones pleads not guilty in heroin case
Dominique Jones, 20, entered not guilty pleas earlier this week to charges he made a phone call to set up a heroin deal.
League of Women Voters looking for June 5 poll workers
LWV-WI was founded in 1920 as a nonpartisan organization dedicated to improving the system of government and impacting public policies through citizen education and advocacy.
Family fishing fun day set for June 2
Family Fishing Fun Day will be held in Rhinelander at the Hodag Park boat landing and pavilion.
Animal shelter agreement approved
They even put a deadline on the change: July 1. It appears as if that deadline will indeed be met, though the exact terms of the transfer are perhaps not as originally envisioned.
Expert speaks on mining, sustainability issues
The Wisconsin Alumni Association Lakeland Badger Chapter held its second annual Founder's Day Celebration at the Norwood Pines Super Club in Minocqua Wednesday evening and the special guest for the event, Dr.
Northern Zone musky season opens May 26
This ambush predator is a favorite target of many Northwoods anglers, and recent patterns suggest fishing conditions should be good.
County Board gives updates on Lake Nokomis Lake District, mining
Teen Court participants Megan Thornton, Melissa Sheth, and Eric Snyder give a demonstration and explanation to Oneida County Board members of what Teen Court does at Tuesday's meeting.
Judge still waiting for evaluation report in reckless endangerment case
Keith G. Schultz made an appearance in Oneida County Circuit Court Monday morning for what was supposed to be a hearing on his competency to participate in his own defense, but the hearing could not go forward because the court has yet to receive a report from the doctor who was ordered to evaluate the defendant.
ME accused of keeping body part charged again
A former medical examiner charged in Oneida County with keeping a body part from an autopsy is facing a similar accusation in Forest County.
Date for mining meetings in flux again
At an Oneida County Board meeting in February, the board charged the then-Oneida County Mining Oversight/Local Impact Committee with looking into holding public hearings to gauge public support from around the county on the issue of mining in the town of Lynne.
Area animal groups team up to provide low-cost pet vaccinations
More than113 dogs and 36 cats were vaccinated for rabies and/or distemper at the event, which was held at the Rhinelander Animal Shelter.
University of Wisconsin-Extension holding open house here Monday
An open house commemorating the University of Wisconsin-Extension's centennial will be held Monday at the Resource Center.
ME accused of keeping body part charged again
A former medical examiner charged in Oneida County with keeping a body part from an autopsy is facing a similar accusation in Forest County.
May 5-12, Children's Mental Health Awareness Week
In Wisconsin, one in every 10 children and adolescents who appear healthy on the outside are silently suffering mental health problems on the inside, according to officials at the Oneida County Public Health Department.
Simmons wants speedy trial on heroin charges
Rogerick E. Simmons, 44, entered not guilty pleas Monday afternoon to two counts of manufacture/delivery of heroin and requested a trial within 60 to 90 days.
Oneida County, Tribal Council open lines of communication
After months of preparation, discussions, and planning the Oneida County Forestry, Land, and Recreation Committee finally had its sit-down with the Lac du Flambeau Tribal Council.
Though Barrett won in Vilas County , it was by less than 100 votes, and it was former Dane County executive Kathleen Falk who bucked the statewide trend and won the vote in Oneida County , 2,215-2,163. Statwide, Barrett easily defeated Falk, the candidate who entered the race early and garnered the vast majority of union endorsements, including ... (more)
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