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Highway 29, US 51 project in Wausau extended until Nov. 25
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - A road project on Highway 29 and US 51 from Foxglove Road to Bridge Street is now expected to be completed Nov. 25, with all lanes anticipated to open by noon that day. The project was originally scheduled to run from April 9 through Nov. 13.
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Wausau Alder to Resign at Year’s End
WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) — A Wausau Alder will resign her seat. Vicki Tierney will resign as District 9 representative, effective December 31, citing family priorities. “Serving on the Council means a real commitment of time and energy, and Alderperson Tierney has given that to District 9 since 2024,” said Mayor Diny. “I thank her for her service and respect her decision to put her family first. We wish her and her family the very best.”
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New London considers change in pet limits
NEW LONDON, Wis. (WBAY) - The New London mayor wants residents’ opinions about housepets. Right now, city rules allow three dogs and two cats per household. A proposed ordinance would instead allow up to five dogs and cats total, in any combination. The change was requested by a resident...
WausauPilot
Wausau committee to weigh 2027 street assessments, Kolbe & Kolbe driveways and vacant city land
A Wausau committee on Thursday takes up assessments for five streets set for 2027 rebuilds, Kolbe & Kolbe driveway requests, vacant city land, accessible parking and leaf pickup. For property owners along those five streets, Thursday’s vote is the first formal step toward assessment bills. City Engineer Allen Wesolowski told...
WSAW
Wausau Area Hmong New Year celebration set for this weekend in Rothschild
ROTHSCHILD, Wis. (WSAW) -The Wausau Area Hmong New Year celebration will bring music, dance, food and crafts to Rothschild this weekend. The event is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 14-15, at the Central Wisconsin Expo Center, 10101 Market St. The annual celebration marks the end of the traditional harvest...
WausauPilot
Former council president says staff let lead pipe ordinance stall, then blamed alders for lost forgiveness
WAUSAU — A former Wausau City Council president says city staff, not alders, let a lead pipe ordinance stall for two years, then blamed the council for lost state loan forgiveness. “Waiting until the matter is on fire and then blaming the council is a cop out,” Lisa Rasmussen...