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Junction City blacksmith crafts railings for Grand Theater reopening (opens the original)
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JUNCTION CITY, Wis. (WSAW) - It has taken about 800 hours of labor to prepare metalwork for the Grand Theater’s reopening, with the work done at a shop in Junction City. Boleslaw Kochanowski is a third-generation blacksmith who is 40 years into his craft. “40 years,” Kochanowski said, laughing. “It’s keeping me fit.” His work has been featured around the country, including Hawaii and Washington D.C. He also created the “To The Point” sculpture at the roundabout off I-39 at the north exit of Stev
Prevention specialist raises red flag on nicotine pouches (opens the original)
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TAYLOR CO., Wis. (WSAW) - Nicotine pouches, sold under brand names including Zyn, Velo, Lucy and Loon, are available behind gas station checkout counters and online, according to a prevention specialist who says the products are more discreet than cigarettes or vapes. Melissa Moore, a certified prevention specialist with M3 Consulting, said the best way to keep kids from obtaining the products is for parents to be educated about them. She runs WI Wins in Taylor County, a program with the Departm
New ATV ordinance takes effect in Wisconsin Rapids (opens the original)
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WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. (WSAW) - The streets in the city of Wisconsin Rapids will open to ATVs and UTVs on Thursday. After a referendum failed in 2024, and the city council opened a small stretch earlier this year, almost all roads are able to be driven on with the vehicles. This allows people traveling on them in Wood County to go right through Rapids instead of having to go around. “You couldn’t get through. The city was like a big black dot. We can’t go there. So they had to go way around eith
Brothers stationed at same base, together again on Never Forgotten Honor Flight (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (WSAW) - Many Vietnam veterans came home to no “welcome home” and no “thank you.” Decades later, that message is reaching them through the Never Forgotten Honor Flight. Gene Jicinsky was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1960. His brother Stephen enlisted in 1967. The brothers recalled the fear of seeing neighbors and classmates shipped off to fight in Vietnam. “We were scared. We were all scared to death,” Gene said. “We’d hear reports and so on and were worried about them,” Gene said. “
Marines few but proud on Never Forgotten Honor Flight (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (WSAW) - Nekoosa’s Marlin Anderson was one of eight Korean War-era veterans and one of four Marines who took part in Monday’s Never Forgotten Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. The Marines sent Anderson to Korea shortly after the Korean Armistice Agreement, but he said he still remembers anticipating more attacks. “Because if they had come across that line with everything they had, of course we was going to meet them. But they never did,” Anderson said. Anderson spent three months in Ko
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