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Lakeland Airport Commission moves to keep operations aloft
The Lakeland Airport Commission (LAC) during a May 21 meeting lasting nearly 90 minutes accepted the resignation letter of airport administrator Jesse Birginal. Hired in June of 2025, he had submitted his resignation via email the week before on May 14 prior to a brief special meeting of the LAC.
Summer children’s events planned in Lake Tomahawk
A series of children’s activities is scheduled in Lake Tomahawk this summer. All events run from 10 a.m. to noon. There is no cost to attend, and all children must be accompanied by an adult. Snacks will be provided. Registration is requested by calling Darlene Neumann at 715‑277‑3514 or Chris …
2026 road projects chosen by Newbold town board
With bids in hand for their wishlist of road construction projects and a budget that meant there were choices to make, the Newbold town board selected a carefully weighed assortment of 2026 road projects at their meeting May 14 at the Newbold Community Center.
Arbor Vitae town board sets road crew starting wage
The Arbor Vitae town board is looking for a new member of the town’s road crew. The resignation of Luke Steffes, who began work with the town in late February of 2025, was accepted by the town board toward the conclusion of its May 20 meeting.
Oneida County board of adjustment upholds zoning department permit decision
The Oneida County board of adjustment (BOA) on May 14 upheld a decision by the Oneida County planning and zoning department to issue a home occupation permit to Minocqua resident David Hermes.
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Hi Ho Cherry-O!
Young dancers, from left, Kestyn Olejniczak, Violet Eckberg, Arie Holmes, Claire Knott and Sophia Gauthier perform “Sweet Hi Ho Cherry-O” during the Minocqua Dance performance of ballet and jazz on Saturday, May 16, at Lakeland Union High School in Minocqua. See inside for more photographs from last weekend’s recital.
More than 50% of deer ticks tested in Wisconsin study carry Lyme disease bacteria
More than half of deer ticks tested by Marshfield Clinic Research Institute from its citizen science tick study were found to carry the bacteria that causes Lyme disease.
Zoning committee approves Boathouse redevelopment CUP
After nearly an hour of discussion over parking deficiencies, waterfront encroachments, and the limits of the county zoning committee’s authority, the Oneida County planning and development committee last week approved a plan for the redevelopment of the historic Boathouse property in downtown Minocqua.
Fleazaar Sale set for July 15 in Manitowish Waters
The Manitowish Waters Community Presbyterian Church will hold its annual Fleazaar Sale on Wednesday, July 15, from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 13883 Marathon Road in Manitowish Waters. The event is traditionally held on the third Wednesday of July.
Oneida County board backs DNR land purchase
In a strong show of support for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources’ land acquisition program, the Oneida County Board of Supervisors voted 15-2 Tuesday to support the agency’s proposed purchase of private land in the town of Minocqua using Knowles Nelson Stewardship tax dollars.
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Eaglebrook Church announces ‘Wild Life’ Vacation Bible School for local children
Eaglebrook Church will hold its “Wild Life” Vacation Bible School June 15 to 19 at 1025 Margaret Street, according to a press release. The free program is open to children in pre-K through sixth grade in the local community.
Capital campaign officially launched for Minocqua area trail expansion
A capital campaign to support a recreational trail expansion that would allow people more direct access to Minocqua’s downtown from the west has officially launched.
Benefit for Wounded Warriors In Action of Eagle River May 27
A spaghetti dinner is on May 27 to benefit the Wounded Warriors In Action of Eagle River. The dinner is at the Kalmar Community Center, 1013 North Railroad Street, from 4 to 8 p.m.
Sex offender released as homeless in Oneida County
A convicted sex offender was released from prison on Tuesday, May 19, and will reside in Oneida County. Skyler H. Sann, 32, was released as homeless within the county and monitored by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections Probation and Parole in Rhinelander in correlation with the sex offender monitoring program …
DOT: plan ahead, be patient in work zones during Memorial Day weekend
Ahead of Memorial Day weekend and the unofficial start of summer, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT) reminds drivers to plan ahead and be patient on Wisconsin roads and in work zones across the state.
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