Trevor Greene
Recent Stories
Three LUHS musicians hit high notes at state honors
Three Lakeland Union High School (LUHS) students were invited to participate in the Wisconsin School Music Association’s state honors band and choir performances in Madison last month. There were two freshmen, Haily Massignan on trombone and Claire Elbe on clarinet, who made the middle level state honors band. Junior Miranda Schneider made the high school honors choir.
Boulder Junction electors approve tax levy
Boulder Junction electors, during an annual town meeting of electors and following a budget hearing on Nov. 20, authorized the town board to adopt the town’s 2026 budget when they voted to approve this year’s levy increase.
Thoughts from deer camp on opening weekend
While my hunting adventures carry on without a buck in hand, I had a little time here at deer camp to provide a quick update. The day before gun season opened last Saturday, Nov. 22, I decided to go sit in the woods and see if I could still fill my bow tag. As luck would have it, an opportunity presented itself to me when the feet of a spike buck appeared 20 yards to my left at around 8 a.m.
Presque Isle electors authorize over $500,000 levy increase
Nearly 100 Presque Isle electors authorized the town board to exceed the state’s allowable tax levy increase by more than $500,000 following a budget hearing and during a special town meeting of electors on Nov. 20.
LUHS board hears good news on state report card
The Lakeland Union High School board of education on Nov. 20 heard good news when principal Levi Massey and director of teaching and learning Katie Rein reported on the district’s state Department of Public Instruction (DPI) annual report card scores.
Cassian proposes an Oneida County take over of Swamp Lake Road
The Oneida County Board’s public works committee on Nov. 20 heard a proposal from the town of Cassian to have the county take over Swamp Lake Road as an extension of County Highway K to County Highway Y.
Hunters can help their local food pantry patrons through state’s deer donation program
With stories surrounding supplemental food benefits in many nationwide headlines lately, it’s notable to point out that the state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) offers a deer donation program this time of year, where hunters who successfully harvest a deer have the option to give their meat to food pantries and support those who face hunger in the state.
