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Wisconsin Native Vote to host ‘Pow Wow the Vote’ event as Native voter turnout increases (opens the original)
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When Gloria Waabigwan Wiggins and others with Wisconsin Native Vote go door to door canvassing, they hear from Native Americans, especially younger people, who feel their vote doesn’t matter. As the Northern Tribal Organizer for Wisconsin Native Vote, Wiggins works to change that. “I let them know that the ancestors before us prayed for you, and you're here, so we must do that for the next seven generations,” said Wiggins, who is a Bad River Tribal Citizen. “Also, we must ensure that they have a
Rhinelander selects Angela Gorall as new city administrator (opens the original)
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The Rhinelander City Common Council unanimously appointed Angela Gorall to serve as the new City Administrator. Gorall has 26 years of local government experience—with a career spanning municipal administration, finance, human resources, strategic planning, organizational leadership, and community development. She currently serves as Deputy City Administrator for the City of Woodbury, Minnesota, a community of more than 81,000 residents. According to the press release announcing her appointment,
Science on Tap: Precision Medicine (opens the original)
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Treatments or drug therapy can sometimes take a one-size-fits-all approach. A person has a certain disease, and they get generally the same dose of medication everyone with that disease gets. “We study those drugs in a large population of patients, and we take sort of the average of how effective it is, as well as how safe it is, and we use that therapy and that dosing in general to treat all patients,” said Lisa Holle is a professor at the UW– Madison School of Pharmacy and clinical oncology ph
More farm stands pop up in the Northwoods as people take greater interest in locally grown food (opens the original)
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Hannah Alden takes crates filled with potatoes, broccoli, beets, tomatoes, kale, and other produce and transfers them into the wooden shelves and crates at her farm stand on the corner of County A and King Road between Sugar Camp and Three Lakes. By the time she’s done unloading all the produce, bursts of reds, purples, oranges, greens, and yellows pop against the gray-weathered wood of the covered farmstand. Before the Moody Root farmstand even officially opens at 9:00 a.m., Alden’s first custo
Wisconsin DNR urges hunters to get deer tested for Chronic Wasting Disease (opens the original)
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The archery deer season is underway in Wisconsin. Hunters are encouraged to test deer for the deadly Chronic Wasting Disease. Northern Wisconsin is one of the priorities areas the Wisconsin DNR is hoping to get samples from. In the Northwoods, CWD has been detected in wild deer in Vilas, Oneida, Lincoln, and Langlade counties. There were five new cases last year in Oneida County. While there’s been no cases of humans getting it, health organizations recommend not eating any meat from a deer that
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