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Antigo Daily Journal
Smith named to Antigo School Board
ANTIGO — The Antigo School Board welcomed a new member during Monday night’s special meeting. After two rounds of voting, Donna Smith was chosen as the new seated board member after about 45 minutes of interview questions of three candidates. Smith is taking over for Danny Pyeatt, the previous school board president, who resigned from his position at a special school board meeting held on Oct. 15. The three individuals who were interviewed included: Bob Wilson, a veteran; Smith, long-time educator and administrator; and Rebecca Rank, Langlade County chief deputy county clerk. The board took two rounds of voting in order to seat the new board member. Ultimately, a majority had to be reached for the new member to be chosen. During round one the board members voted as follows: Treasurer Danny Nicholson, Rank; Angi Schreiber, Rank; Vice President Jean Adams, Wilson; President Mike Parizek, Smith; Clerk Melissa Cornelius, Smith and Randy Myers, Smith. Kristen Mattmiller and Jill Mattek Nelson were not at the meeting. Votes for round two included: Nicholson, Rank; Schreiber, Rank; Adams, Smith; Parizek, Smith; Cornelius, Smith and Myers, Smith. In the last year, seven of the nine school board positions have been vacated and needed to
WausauPilot
Kilian: Wauleco’s treatment system may get shut off. The community must act.
Wausau’s Independent: By Tom Kilian for Wausau Pilot & Review. The new owner of the Wauleco SNE Corp property, which is the former Crestline and SNE window manufacturing site, recently submitted a pilot plan to the DNR to shut down the groundwater treatment system. From my perspective, ceasing active remediation for the site is premature and inappropriate. And unlike years ago, when residents were less aware of the issue and, therefore, less empowered to do something about it, times have changed. Now our people can apprise themselves of the situation and take appropriate action, so that this severe contamination will finally be cleaned up thoroughly.
WausauPilot
Weston car wash near village well produces $1 million environmental insurance proof
Tommy’s Express car wash, which went five years without filing required reports to Weston, has now produced proof of $1 million in environmental insurance, village planning staff say. The car wash at 1611 Schofield Ave. sits inside Wellhead Protection Overlay Zone A, the area Weston regulates most closely to...
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
WausauPilot
D.C. Everest, Wausau West combine for seven first-team picks on All-WVC Football Team
D.C. Everest senior defensive end Niko Kleinschmidt was named the Defensive Player of the Year and was one four Evergreens to earn first-team honors on the 2026 All-Wisconsin Valley/Big River East Conference Football Team, which was voted on by the seven conference coaches following the regular season. Kleinschmidt earned the...
WausauPilot
Your letters: Voters and unbridled power vs. economy
In the Nov. 3 election, the Democrat party got millions of votes from citizens with economic concerns, some suffering from serious economic hardships. But often economics alone did not determine voter decisions. Many made choices based in part on moral and ethical considerations. Voters gave a strong no to unbridled...
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Wausau New Listings Outpace the Nation as Homes Sit Longer
Median list price $350K ↓ -4.8% vs. last October Days on market 46 days ↑ +16.7% YoY Listings with price cuts 18% ↑ 1.2 pts YoY. More homes hit the market in Wausau than across the country. Buyers in the Wausau metro area had 247 active homes...