Trevor Greene
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Minocqua town board holds off on bike/pedestrian trail on Hwy. 70
The Minocqua town board decided on March 3 to table a decision on where a potential bike/pedestrian trail would be along State Highway 70 from Morgan Road to Camp Pinemere Road which would also connect bike or foot traffic from Old Highway 70 to the Minocqua Park Complex.
Zink turns 100 in Woodruff
A 100th birthday party was held for Hermine Zink at Milestone Senior Living Woodruff on Monday, Feb. 23. Zink, a German immigrant, had lived what some would consider multiple lifetimes before settling in the Northwoods and calling the area home the last 20-plus years.
Walleye regulation change proposed for Amber Lake
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) on Feb. 27 issued a notice of a proposed change to the minimum size of a walleye that can be kept and a new slot for walleye that can be kept for Amber Lake in Oneida and Vilas counties west of Minocqua.
Howard Young Foundation supports new position to reach children with autism earlier
The Howard Young Foundation has agreed to support a new position at Lakeland STAR School/Academy that will serve children and their families by bridging the gap between home and school for those with autism.
Clark, a Democrat wanting to represent the 7th Congressional District, stops by the Times
Fred Clark, a Democrat from the Bayfield area, visited with The Lakeland Times recently to introduce himself, share some of his political positions and say why he feels he’s the right person to take over Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany’s seat in Congress representing the 7th District.
Learn to Hunt program aims to get more hunters in the woods
The Learn to Hunt program by the state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) aims to get more hunters in the woods of Wisconsin. Learn to Hunt offerings vary in species, amount of involvement and times of year.
LUHS board reflects on strategic plan task force work
Lakeland Union High School (LUHS) hasn’t had a new strategic plan since before 1995, therefore a strategic planning task force has been formed between community members, students and school and district staff.
Boulder Junction town board recognizes library director ahead of her retirement
The Boulder Junction town board approved two resolutions during its Feb. 24 meeting. The first was to recognize the retirement of long-time library director Cherie Sanderson and the second one was to urge the state to supply towns with more road funding.
