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MAP: Wausau area rummage sales this week
Wausau Pilot’s weekly garage sale map is brought to you by Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore, 1810 Schofield Ave., Weston. All donations to the Wausau Habitat store help support affordable housing initiatives in the area. Learn more here. Map: Wausau-area rummage sales this week. Sales across the Wausau area...
insightonbusiness.com
Cobblestone continues to expand in Wisconsin
Local news about the companies, people and issues that impact business in Northeast Wisconsin and beyond. A new Cobblestone Hotel & Suites will open in Sturgeon Bay. Cobblestone Hotel/Sturgeon Bay Hospitality LLC announced the new facility will be open in 2027. Amenities for the 62-room hotel will include a swimming pool, convenience store, complimentary breakfast, a meeting room, and a business center.
hubcitytimes.com
ENC moves forward on community housing vision
MARSHFIELD — After searching for a suitable location for six years, ENC Inc. (“Everyone Needs a Community”) is moving forward with plans to build an affordable housing development designed to serve seniors, autistic adults and others while fostering community engagement. “We’ve been on this site search for...
thebusinessnews.com
WEDC grant funds Shops at the Greenspace in Pittsville
PITTSVILLE – Downtown Pittsville is seeing a renewed sense of energy as funding from a state grant has led to the opening of a new market village: the Shops at the Greenspace. Alderman Michael Hobbs said the shops were made possible after the city was awarded the Wisconsin Economic...
hubcitytimes.com
Selling the Marshfield area to the world
MARSHFIELD – As Lester Tilton made preparations to travel to Marshfield in April of 1903, he felt a sense of pride about what the future held. German-born and -educated, Tilton had studied civil engineering prior to his move to central Wisconsin. Tilton owned a real estate agency and held...
onfocus.news
Visit Marshfield purchasing former Market on Sixth building for visitor center
MARSHFIELD, WI (OnFocus) – Visit Marshfield has purchased the former Market on Sixth building at 113 W 6th Street as it works to establish a permanent visitor center in the city. Executive Director Matt McLean announced the purchase during Tuesday’s Marshfield Common Council meeting. McLean said the tourism...
starjournalnow.com
Council approves state-required property revaluation, opts for full interior inspections
The Rhinelander Common Council has approved a contract with Associated Appraisal Consultants Inc. for a state-mandated revaluation of city parcels, opting for the more thorough of two inspection options after a lengthy discussion about cost, timeline and how the process could affect property tax bills. On July 13, the council voted to approve Resolution 2026-69, authorizing an agreement for the full-inspection option at a cost of $310,500, rather than a lower-cost, exterior-only option priced at $264,000.
WausauPilot
Wausau’s “Reverse Robin Hood” strategy: Subsidize luxury, expand regressive taxes
Wausau’s Independent: By Tom Kilian for Wausau Pilot & Review. In my recent column, “Stop using Wausau tax dollars to fund upscale private developments,” I said that government shouldn’t continue to leverage millions in subsidies and incentives to construct high-end housing units – especially when a number of residents face challenges even keeping up with their water bills or affording ground beef.
WausauPilot
Most who answered Weston’s farmers market survey want the market moved back
WESTON — A majority of people who answered Weston’s farmers market survey want the market back at its old location, and the parks committee takes up its future Monday. The survey closed June 30 with 393 responses. Nearly 57% said they prefer the market’s previous home at 3910 Schofield Ave., including 38.6% who strongly prefer it. About 36% prefer Kennedy Park, where the market moved this spring. Roughly 7% had no preference.
starjournalnow.com
GNMLS donates $35,000 to Habitat for Humanity Northwoods for Lakeland area parcel purchase
The Greater Northwoods Multiple Listing Service (GNMLS), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Northwoods Association of REALTORS® (NWAR), recently presented a $35,000 donation to Habitat for Humanity Northwoods to assist with the purchase of a parcel in the Lakeland area for a future home build project. Each year, GNMLS allocates funds to support local charitable organizations dedicated to improving the lives of those living in Northwoods communities, and this year’s contribution will help lay the foundation for future homeownership opportunities for local families.
merrillfotonews.com
The Crooked Queen: the sequel
For 12 years, home decor enthusiasts, thrifting lovers, and friends from all over central Wisconsin flocked to the Skic farm on the hill on High Ridge Road in the Town of Pine River to explore the seasonal markets at The Crooked Queen. In a picturesque setting overlooking acres and miles...