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BBB tip: How to choose a tax preparer in the U.S.
This year, United States taxpayers must file their income tax forms before the April 15 deadline. For many people, major life changes, business ownership, or simply a lack of knowledge about the ever-changing tax laws make finding a trustworthy tax preparer a good idea. That said, not all tax preparers …
Assembly passes 14-week abortion referendum
On a bill that saw 11 Republicans break ranks, the Wisconsin state Assembly last week passed hotly contested legislation that would send to voters a binding referendum on a 14-week abortion ban.
Tourism entities ask state for help amid mild winter
Oneida County tourism council executive committee president and Let’s Minocqua Visitors Bureau president and CEO Krystal Westfahl issued a press release Monday stating a coalition of local tourism entities are seeking assistance from state lawmakers on behalf of local businesses.
Supreme Court poised to strike down Chevron
In 1984, the U.S. Supreme Court determined in Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council that courts should defer to an agency’s reasonable interpretation of an ambiguous statute, but, after decades of concern about the power that gave to the administrative state, Supreme Court justices appear likely to reverse the decision, …
Help shape future of official state highway map
After nearly a century of production, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is looking closely at how new technology and processes can build on the tradition of Wisconsin’s Official State Highway Map. Through the use of geographic information system (GIS) data, the map will better show current infrastructure to help …
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Manitowish Waters business receives federal funding
A Manitowish Waters cranberry farm is one of seven Wisconsin businesses that received federal grant money through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
Boost in government aid to help feed local youths
Nearly 21 million children are expected to receive a new grocery benefit this summer, including school-aged children of the Northland Pines, Three Lakes, and Phelps school districts.
Book Review: ‘Harbor Lights: Stories’
Living in the underbelly of society is a struggle. It’s a hand-to-mouth existence; you never know where your next meal will come from, unless it’s from a warden or a trusty.
‘Night Swim’ a suspenseful, suburban horror film
Swimming in a pool is one of my favorite activities whenever I’m on vacation at a hotel or resort. A new horror movie showed just how scary the water can be, even in one’s backyard.
Northwoods Children’s Museum’s Enchanted Tea Party
The Northwoods Children’s Museum is now taking reservations for the Enchanted Tea Party on March 2!
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Boulder Junction Public Library getting started with Kanopy Feb. 6
The Boulder Junction Public Library will be offering a Getting Started with Kanopy class on Tuesday, Feb. 6 from 10:30 a.m. to noon.
Northwoods Levis & Lace Square Dance Club is starting new dancer class Feb. 6
Northwoods Levis & Lace Square Dance Club is beginning a new dancer class starting Tuesday, Feb. 6.
LUHS Class of 2024 local scholarship deadline approaches
It is a benefit to all students to fill out the 2024 local scholarship form regardless of future career choice, demographics, GPA, etc.
Aerator installation postponed on Little St. Germain Lake
Because of the lack of cold weather and limited ice levels, the two aeration systems on Little St. Germain Lake will have a delayed installation this winter.
St. Germain town board removes Cooper from zoning committee
During a meeting on Jan. 25, the St. Germain town board voted to relieve supervisor Brian Cooper of his duties as a member of the town’s zoning committee.
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