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Vendors left frustrated, in the dark after local boutique shop closes
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - Vendors of a former boutique say they’re trying to recover products and payments after Kailey’s Makers Market closed in Wausau. The business previously operated as Kailey’s Kandles and Company in Marshfield. Court records show owner Kriss Schmitt was evicted from her Marshfield store in September. Vendors say they’ve had difficulty reaching Schmitt to figure out where their products are or how much they earned.
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Big-box prospect, Schofield Avenue retail and mobile home park expansion in early talks with Weston planners
A big-box retail prospect near Highway 29, a Schofield Avenue redevelopment and a mobile home park expansion are among projects in early talks with Weston planners, none yet formally filed. A local developer who met with staff in late summer about a big-box store in the southeast quadrant of the...
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Planners urge rejection of heavy industrial zoning for East Kent Street storage yard
Wausau planners are urging city leaders to reject heavy industrial zoning for a 5.45-acre storage yard on East Kent Street, calling the request spot zoning near homes and soccer fields. “This would be a case of spot zoning, whereby a parcel’s zoning differs significantly from the surrounding area to favor...
Wausau Daily Herald
Wausau Winter Farmers Market offers local food through April
WAUSAU − Wausau-area residents can buy locally grown food throughout the colder months at the Wausau Winter Farmers Market, which runs from November through April. The market operates from 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays in the gymnasium at John Marshall Elementary School, 1918 Lamont St. in Wausau, according to a community announcement. Parking and the market entrance are accessible from Weston Avenue or Broadway Avenue near the school. Produce and other locally produced foods available at the market include carrots, onions, potatoes, cabbage, garlic, mushrooms, greens, eggs, beef, pork, chicken, honey, maple syrup, bread, baked goods, canned goods and cheese. SNAP customers can receive matching dollars Customers can use Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits at the market's information booth. Shoppers can swipe a SNAP/EBT card there and receive tokens that can be spent with market vendors. A new double-dollar matching program allows SNAP customers to receive a dollar-for-dollar match of up to $20 to spend on fruits and vegetables. “The matching program helps customers stretch their grocery budget. At the Wausau Winter Market, you are welcomed, no matter how you pay for food,” said Meliss Haack, regional farmers market coordinator. SNAP tokens do not expire and can be used from