Justin Betti
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Gov. Evers cancels visit to Price County after unrelated terroristic threats there (opens the original)
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LAKE, Wis. (WAOW) — A man was arrested after making terroristic threats and reporting suicidal and homicidal thoughts at a business in the Township of Lake on Sept. 4. The Price County Dispatch Center received the call from the man, prompting a response from the Price County Sheriff's Office, Park Falls Police Department and Wisconsin State Patrol. Because of the incident's proximity to Chequamegon School-South Campus, the school was placed in a secure hold with law enforcement present. Gov. Ton
Questions over funding for aquatic center in Antigo (opens the original)
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Earlier this year the Antigo School District told the community that the Clara R. McKenna Aquatic Center needed additional funds to stay operational. Despite large community efforts, the district had voted to disband community activities in the aquatic center unless the community could raise another $150,000 by the end of August. The problem is the community gave $100,000 to the district this July, and don't know what it was used for. "We were told at a meeting last week that there is no money,
Wisconsin communities struggle with what to do about data center development proposals (opens the original)
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Many Wisconsin communities struggle with what to do about data center development proposals. The Oneida County Planning and Development Committee recently advanced a moratorium to the full county board, to provide time to develop regulations. Now, the Wisconsin Rapids Planning Commission voted 6-0 Monday night to approve a 12-month moratorium on data centers in the city. The vote came during a major public hearing on the proposed hyper-scale data center at the old paper mill site. The meeting wa
Plant closing in Tomahawk to eliminate 76 jobs (opens the original)
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A Tomahawk manufacturing plant is closing, taking 76 jobs with it. Samuel Pressure Vessel Group announced the closure of its facility at on Bridge Street in a letter to city and state officials. The plant started shutting down on August 4th, with all employee separations to be completed by December 31st. All affected workers have been notified their job loss will be permanent. The company said employees will not have bumping rights to displace more junior workers. Affected jobs include fabricato
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