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Drop phones, drive down work zone crashes
More than a third of construction zone accidents in Portage County the past five years occurred last year, and 37 percent of those resulted ...
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World War I project culminates with April 6 anniversary
Portage County Historical Society is gearing up for the anniversary of the United States’ entrance into World War I in a couple of weeks.
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Sci-fi fantasy to stop in Stevens Point
Michael Glielmi grew up with a black-and-white television watching a favorite science program with Dr. Dan Q. Posen. It’s no ...
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New Pfiffner bathrooms come with high price tag, council says ‘worth it’
A new bathroom facility was approved for Pfiffner Pioneer Park by the Stevens Point Common Council Monday, Feb. 20, and will come with a ...
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Alarm aftermath offers learning opportunities
Stevens Point Area Public School District officials are using a frightening incident to assess collaboration with law enforcement agencies and communication with the public ...
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Sisters discontinue home health care services
The Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis (SSJ-TOSF) are closing down its home health care services and collaborating with ...
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PCBC awards top honors to community’s business leaders at annual dinner
Two local businesses and two industry leaders were honored Thursday, Feb. 2, at the Portage County Business Council’s annual awards dinner at the Holiday ...
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City ponders plan to add parking meters on campus, downtown
The Stevens Point city officials held a meeting with local stakeholders to discuss its plan to add metered parking around the University of Wisconsin-Stevens ...
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Landlord responds to accusations about tenants
Tyler Ignatowski, owner of Igna Real Estate & Investments LLC, had some choice words for the Stevens Point Common Council in response ...
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Teachers’ compensation plan nearly complete
Stevens Point Area Public School District has a draft compensation plan for teaching staff that could be ready for approval this spring.
