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Potential mixed use development steps forward to buy portion of Lullaby site
The Redevelopment Authority of Stevens Point voted Tuesday, March 15, to allow an option to purchase from Blenker Developments, LLC for the western half ...
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EgoCon includes science, gaming and presenters
The EgoCon will be held at the Elizabeth Inn in Plover from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. March 12. Tickets are $10 for adults ...
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Seeking winter isolation? Try a little “Mead time”
When it comes to getting outside in late February, we should make a way while the sun shines. I didn’t do that this past ...
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St. Paul’s United Methodist will host World Day of Prayer March 4
Women and men in Portage County will join others in more than 170 countries and regions to celebrate World Day of Prayer on Friday, ...
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Local teen seeks to bring music to other students
My name is Jacqueline Wisinski, my parents are Mark and Jane Wisinski and my grandparents are Norm and Marlene Dombrowski. Music has been a ...
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Better to attend Winter Jamboree early to catch famous burgers
This past weekend was one of those in which I did nothing special, but it ended up being quite special in its own central ...
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Sentry seeks to open IT co-op to give students hands-on training
Sentry Insurance announced Friday, Jan. 29, it plans to open a new Information Technology (IT) Co-op program to give University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (UWSP) ...
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Nothing better than parks and penguins, but watch for foxes
On my first day back in the office from Australia, I was encouraged by my employer to “walk like a penguin.” Meant to remind ...
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Australia reminds us of valuable things we already know
Going to another country makes it tough to avoid important lessons.
I tried. During our recent communication class Down Under, we had lectures and assignments ...
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UWSP begins demolition of duplex and house near campus
The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (UWSP) began demolition of a duplex at 1916 Briggs St., Stevens Point, in the early morning hours Monday, Jan. ...
