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Community gives back to Wausau police officer battling bone cancer (opens the original)
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WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - The community surprised a local police officer battling cancer with financial support on Wednesday, giving back to someone who officers say always puts others first. “I walked in and I saw this big check, and you only ever see those in the movies,” Officer Buddy Cary said. “It was incredible. It was awesome.” Officer Raphael Cary, known as Buddy, his wife Michaela and son Charlie received a check covering 12 months of living expenses. The Carys are the ninth family Buska Re
Nurse navigator guides breast cancer patients through diagnosis and treatment (opens the original)
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WESTON, Wis. (WSAW) - Oncology nurse navigators are guiding patients through cancer diagnoses and what can be complicated treatment plans. Kim Dahm was diagnosed with breast cancer 11 years ago. After undergoing chemotherapy, surgeries, and radiation, she tested positive for HER2, a protein that promotes the rapid growth of breast cancer cells. Dahm has received treatments ever since. “I’ve been doing this treatment every three weeks,” Dahm said. “It’s Herceptin, which is a targeted drug.” Dahm
Stevens Point city staff suspect attempted ransomware attack (opens the original)
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STEVENS POINT, Wis. (WSAW) - The City of Stevens Point is working to get many of its city services running again after a cybersecurity incident. City staff believe they stopped the beginning of a ransomware attack last week. “Had they not caught the threat as early as they did, we could be in a much worse spot,” said Stevens Point Mayor Mike Wiza. City staff noticed an issue after learning their servers were online but failing to communicate. Workers shut down access to the servers and began inv
Health department asking people to check vaccination status after three measles cases confirmed (opens the original)
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WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - There are now three confirmed cases of measles in Marathon County with no known public exposure locations. The Marathon County Health Department is monitoring individuals impacted by the virus along with their close contacts. “It’s our understanding that an individual came in contact with measles out of state in travel, and that brought it back to the state from that exposure,” said Caitlin Suginaka, health officer for the Marathon County Health Department. Suginaka says me
Pest controller shares bedbug tips after pests found in local Kwik Trip bathrooms (opens the original)
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WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - A local pest controller is explaining how to identify and treat bedbugs after the pests were found in four Wausau-area Kwik Trip bathrooms. Jared Mataczynski, owner of Mosquito and Pest Authority, said people worried about bedbugs should take off their sheets and check their mattress. “They like their belly and their back tight up against something. So usually the tag zippers are those tight spaces,” Mataczynski said. If it looks like a pen exploded, there’s a problem. “The
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