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This Underrated Wisconsin Town Is So Cheap Your Social Security Check Feels Like A Fortune
There’s a town in Wisconsin where your money doesn’t just go further, it practically throws on a pair of running shoes and sprints ahead of you. Marshfield, Wisconsin is that town, and it’s been quietly making believers out of skeptics for longer than most people realize. Here’s...
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Wausau to buy mold-filled Myron Street house for $1, raze the structure for future affordable home
Wausau plans to pay $1 for a vacant, mold-filled house on Myron Street, raze the structure and offer the lot for a new home for an income-qualified buyer. The Economic Development Committee on Wednesday approved buying 108 Myron St. from Marathon County, which took the property this year for unpaid taxes.
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Wausau affordable housing fund on pace to spend $1.79 million in a year budgeted for zero
Wausau’s affordable housing fund is on track to spend $1.79 million this year, though the city’s adopted 2026 budget authorized no spending from the fund. The Wausau City Council takes up one piece of that spending Tuesday: a $650,000 budget amendment for a tax increment grant to Westside Commons. Gorman & Company built the 56-unit affordable apartment complex at 415 S. First Ave. As a change to the adopted budget, the amendment needs a two-thirds vote of the full council, or eight of 11 alders.
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The nation’s top housing market is familiar to Brewers fans
The day after the small-market Milwaukee Brewers claimed their first World Series title in franchise history, the midsized Wisconsin city of Appleton was crowned the top housing market in the U.S. by The Wall Street Journal and Realtor.com. Located about 100 miles north of Milwaukee and home to the Brewers’...
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Marinette School District accepts offer on Garfield property
MARINETTE — The Marinette School District Board of Education voted unanimously Monday to accept a $218,000 offer to purchase the former Garfield Elementary School property at 1615 Carney Ave. The offer was submitted by Woda Cooper Companies, Inc., a Columbus, Ohio-based developer specializing in affordable housing. The company proposes converting the former school building into housing for adults aged 55 and older. The board’s action follows discussions between Woda Cooper and the City of Marinette about the need for additional housing options for older adults in the community. Through these conversations, the city connected the developer with the Marinette School District to explore the potential redevelopment of the Garfield property. After touring the property, Woda Cooper representatives determined that the building and location were well-suited for the proposed development. The representatives also claim the project would create additional housing options while preserving and restoring the historic structure. “We are pleased that this proposal offers an opportunity to give the former Garfield Elementary School a new purpose while preserving an important part of our community’s history,” Superintendent Matthew Smith said in a news relesae. “We look forward to seeing how this property could continue to serve the Marinette community in the
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Scholar’s Ridge breaks ground on single-family homes in Plymouth
A development with 102 single-family homes has broken ground in Plymouth, with help of an initiative looking to expand the supply of entry-level homes in Sheboygan County. Officials on Oct. 16 broke ground on Scholar’s Ridge, a residential development on South Pleasant View Road, the Sheboygan County Economic Development Corp. announced.
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Former Marinette school sold to developer
MARINETTE (WLUK) -- After years of discussion, Marinette's former Garfield Elementary School was sold to a housing developer. The school closed at the end of the 2021-22 academic year as part of building consolidation efforts in the district. St. Thomas Aquinas Academy, a private Catholic school, was among the interested...
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Two Rivers Reviewing TID Request for Former Malley Printing Building
There is only one meeting scheduled for today (October 27th) in the City of Two Rivers. The Business and Industrial Development Committee will hold a joint meeting with the Community Development Authority in the Council Chambers at 5:15 p.m., where they will give the public a chance to voice their input.