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Clintonville Moving Forward With Municipal Ambulance Service in 2027
CLINTONVILLE, WI – The City of Clintonville is moving forward with plans to establish its own municipal ambulance service beginning in January 2027 after efforts to revise the current regional ambulance agreement were unsuccessful. City Administrator Craig Moser says Clintonville filed notice earlier this year that it intended to...
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Aging and Disability Resource Center of Brown County: Freedom from Falls
Green Bay, WI — Falls are preventable. Fall prevention programs helped the community avoid more than $888,625 in medical costs in 2024 alone. To build on that progress and promote safe, confident living, the Brown County Falls Prevention Partnership will host the 2026 Freedom from Falls Brown County event on Wednesday, September 23, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Green Bay Botanical Gardens.
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Find your flu shot at these Fond du Lac locations
FOND DU LAC – Residents in and around Fond du Lac County will have multiple opportunities to receive seasonal flu vaccinations at SSM Health clinics and pharmacy locations this fall. COVID-19 vaccines also will be available when supplies permit, according to a community announcement. The vaccination clinics include options for adults and children at locations in Fond du Lac, Fox Lake, Ripon, Waupun, Campbellsport, Mt. Calvary, North Fond du Lac and Brownsville. Some sites accept walk-ins while others require appointments. The largest clinic will be held in the Lobby Concourse at 420 E. Division St. in Fond du Lac on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1, 27 and 28 from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The clinic is open to people ages 9 and older. Appointments are encouraged, although walk-ins will be accepted. Appointments can be made by calling 920-907-3970. An internal medicine flu clinic at the Fond du Lac Regional Clinic, 420 E. Division St., will be offered Oct. 23 and Nov. 13 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Appointments are available at 920-926-8420. Additional clinic locations Vaccination clinics for patients ages 6 months and older include the following: 703 W. State St., Fox Lake. Appointments: 920-928-6300. 835 Parkside St.,
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City to move forward with municipal ambulance service
CLINTONVILLE – At a special Clintonville Common Council meeting Sept. 3, the council unanimously directed staff to proceed with establishing a municipal ambulance service effective Jan. 1, 2027. The decision to proceed with the creation of a municipal ambulance service came after the Clintonville Area Ambulance Service Commission took...
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DNR reaching out to residents impacted by PFAs in Marinette area
Local news about the companies, people and issues that impact business in Northeast Wisconsin and beyond. Marinette and Peshtigo area residents who live in the area that was potentially impacted by PFAs near Tyco’s Fire Technology Center will soon be contacted by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. The...
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Genesis Chiropractic, Appleton’s Only Gonstead Chiropractor, Offers $75 New Patient Exams This September
Genesis Chiropractic, the only Gonstead chiropractor in Appleton, Wisconsin, is running a $75 new patient exam special throughout September as part of its “Fall Into Wellness” campaign. The timing follows a pattern the clinic has noticed for years: August tends to be quiet, and then September brings a surge of new patients once school starts […]
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State vaccination numbers show rise in personal-conviction waivers for school vaccines
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Elevated radium levels found in Greenville water
GREENVILLE, Wis. (WFRV) – The Village of Greenville is working with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources after routine testing found slightly elevated levels of radium in water from one of the village’s wells. The DNR recently notified Greenville Utilities that Well 2 exceeded the state and federal drinking water standard for radium. Officials say […]
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City of Clintonville to have new municipal ambulance service in 2027
CLINTONVILLE, Wis. (WFRV) – Officials with the City of Clintonville say they will be moving forward with a new municipal ambulance service starting in 2027. A special meeting was held by the Clintonville Common Council on Thursday, September 3, which was a closed and lengthy session focused on the municipal ambulance service. The City is […]
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Emplify Health is Transitioning its Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit
Emplify Health by Bellin has partnered with Ernest Health to transform its Rehabilitation Center. Earnest Health is a Rehabilitation Hospital in Green Bay, and through this partnership, Emplify Health will be able to expand access to its specialized rehabilitation care and strengthen its acute care capacity. This transformation is set...
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City of Clintonville announces plan to move forward with new ambulance service
CLINTONVILLE (WLUK) - The City of Clintonville is moving forward with a new, municipal ambulance service effective Jan 1, 2027. On Thursday, September 3rd, the Clintonville Common Council held a special meeting addressing the issue. During the meeting, a closed session was held where the council unanimously voted to proceed...
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Green Bay Hospital Claims Consumer Loyalty Award
NRC Health has named the winners of their 2026 Consumer Loyalty Award. This prestigious award was given to Emplify Health’s Green Bay and La Crosse hospitals in recognition of their being in the top 10 of gold standard partner hospitals nationwide. Earning these titles means that these hospitals have...
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Aurora Health Care Welcomes Sports Medicine Orthopedic Surgeon to Fond du Lac
Aurora Health Care Welcomes Sports Medicine Orthopedic Surgeon to Fond du Lac. Aurora Health Care has welcomed Jace Erwin, MD, an orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine and general orthopedics, to its Fond du Lac clinic at 210 WI American Drive. Dr. Erwin earned his medical degree from the University...
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Changes coming to ambulance service agreement
The city of Shawano’s agreement with Shawano Ambulance Service is changing its terms after 33 years of providing medical transport for local residents. The changes are coming at the request of Pat Trinko, the service’s executive director. In a letter to City Clerk Lesley Nemetz, Trinko noted the agreement only has a few adjustments that need to be made at the recommendation of the ambulance service’s attorney.