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Wausau's Finance Committee is not going to open the check book just yet to purchase replacement filters for the ZeroWater pitchers that have been distributed to residents concerned about PFAS levels in the city's drinking water
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Wausau residents can expect some movement on the PFAS front in the next two weeks
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It's been just over a year since the Wausau Center Mall closed its doors for good, with many wondering where things stand with the planned multi-million-dollar redevelopment project
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The Wausau Public Health and Safety Committee has approved a change to the city’s forbidden animal ordinance to allow goats in city parks in a weed control capacity.
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Multiple polling locations in Wausau ran out of ballots for one or more wards on Tuesday.
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The Wausau Water Works Commission is looking to hire an additional consulting firm with experience handling PFAS contamination
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The Wausau City Council will meet Monday evening to approve spending for bottled water and in-home filters for residents concerned about PFAS in the city's drinking water supply. The city council in La Crosse has also decided to spend $25,000 on bottled water for town of Campbell residents with PFAS-contaminated wells.
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Proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test for the disease is no longer required for those attending shows at the Grand Theater in Wausau
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Members of the Wausau School Board voted to change masking requirements in a near-unanimous vote at a board meeting Monday evening.
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The levels are less than the USEPA Health Advisory level of 70 parts per trillion(ppt), but they exceed the proposed level the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources drinking water standard of 20 ppt based on the recommendation from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.