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Rhinelander’s Fire Department building is not meeting the needs of the department.The City Council is trying to figure out what a new municipal building might look like and how to pay for it.
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Two residents of a duplex need to find a new place to live after a fire struck the building in Rhinelander late Monday night
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Right now, electric vehicles make up about 14% of all vehicle sales globally. That’s projected to more than double by 2030.As more EV’s hit the road, first responders need to know how to react to accidents and fires for those vehicles.
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A first responder needed treatment for heat exhaustion, but no one else was hurt in a house fire in Rhinelander
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R&T's Dinky Diner declared a total loss, but owners hope to open again one day
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Emergency crews responded to R&T’s Dinky Diner on Thayer Street around 6:00 p.m. Tuesday
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A common phrase has been frequently repeated by local fire and EMS departments of late: “We’re doing the best we can with what we have.”The biggest struggles are a lack of funding and not enough people interested in the EMS career field.Governor Tony Evers toured the Rhinelander Fire Department this week to see firsthand what they’re dealing with.
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The Rhinelander-Oneida County airport simulates a full-scale disaster every three years.
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No one was injured in the apartment fire on E. Timber Dr. early Sunday morning, but the two-story building was destroyed, and thirteen residents have been displaced.
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A fire early Sunday morning at an apartment complex in Rhinelander displaced 26 residents and sent one person to the hospital for smoke inhalation.