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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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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
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Each time a building catches fire during this time, a green light will be replaced by a red one
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MECCA Trails has been working to groom after the recent snowfall and get all its trails open for cross-country skiing.
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A barrier was put down, and the area has been flooded to create a skating rink
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As we get into the busy shopping season, bell ringers hope you’ll spare a few dollars for them.The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle campaign kicked off this week.
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One of Tomahawk’s longest-running traditions turned 60 this year.
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Concerns began after county leaders cut funding for the park in next year’s budget, raising questions about its future and sparking public frustration
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As SNAP benefits, or FoodShare as it’s called in Wisconsin, were delayed at the beginning of this month, local food pantries saw an increase in households signing up for their services.With those benefits now restored, the question becomes how many of those people will remain pantry customers and can the pantries support them.