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The suicide rates in Vilas and Oneida counties are around 18 deaths per 100,000, according to federal data. Rural areas largely have higher rates of suicide compared to urban areas.
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Pine River Fire Department fills water tanks after lines froze up
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As the cost of everything, especially energy, increases, nonprofit organizations stockpile wood to help neighbors stay home through winter
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The rain and warm up around Christmas created a layer of slush on many lakes in the area, including Silver Lake where the Fire Department pulls the ice blocks from.
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Ice needs to thicken up a bit more before Eagle River firefighters can consider construction of the community’s popular ice castle
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The Mercer Public Library will be closed for several weeks starting Wednesday. Renovations are set to begin in January.
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The 30-foot tall snowman is returning to Minocqua, with a new location and a new hat.Snowmy Kromer is a long-running tradition, dating back to the 1960s.
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Visit Forest County will provide a $9,000 Annual budget to keep the park running, to be paid on a quarterly basis
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Construction of Construction of Snowmy Kromer, Minocqua’s iconic giant snowman, will begin Tuesday at Torpy Park
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A barrier was put down under the pavilion, and the St. Germain Fire Department has been building up the ice in recent weeks
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The holidays can be hard time for people who have lost a loved one—even when that death was years ago.For 37 years, Compassus has offered people a way to remember those that have passed with its Tree of Love event.
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The Festival of Trees is lighting up Minocqua bringing local businesses, nonprofits, and families together, with 50 trees lighting up the city