The Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians last week let it be known that until federal litigation against the town of Lac du Flambeau is decided the tribe won’t prevent access to four roads involved in that litigation.
Firefighters from Lac du Flambeau, Woodruff and Arbor Vitae responded to a house fire on Wazhashk Trail in Lac du Flambeau on Feb. 27. In a press release from T.J. Bill, chief of the Lac du Flambeau Tribal Police, the department received a call from someone reporting smoke coming from a residence.
The Arbor Vitae town board has approveed formation of a committee tasked with making Arbor Vitae more visible. The fact that the Vilas County tourism website features 10 Vilas County towns and the city of Eagle River as well as the Minocqua area individually and not the town of Arbor Vitae has some people upset.
The slow, steady process toward a new home for Northwoods Transit Connections (NTC) continues. Barb Newman, NTC director, told The Lakeland Times on Feb. 27 she sent architectural and engineering requests for proposals to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT) for review there.
Members from five area volunteer fire departments faced off in the 7th Annual Firehouse Chili Feed Challenge on Saturday, Feb. 21. The chili feed is hosted by a different area fire department each year and this year’s event was held at Minocqua’s main fire station on U.S. Highway 51.
Over the course of the past several weeks, Oneida County has been without a full-time medical examiner. Crystal Schaub, who started as an limited term employee (LTE) deputy medical examiner in June 2016, was promoted to the position of medical examiner in January, 2019.
The seven members of the Oneida County Board of Adjustment (BOA) last week voted to uphold the July, 2024, revocation of a conditional use permit (CUP) by the Oneida County board’s planning and development committee.
The school board for the Minocqua Hazelhurst Lake Tomahawk (MHLT) school district last week approved a bid for a project intended to treat the district’s Perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) issue.
To better prepare the Minocqua Hazelhurst Lake Tomahawk (MHLT) school district for what is an anticipated operating referendum at some point in the near future, the school board last week voted to purchase a program titled the “Baird Budget Forecast Model” for $4,000.