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Shot Records Not Covered by HIPPA
by Brandi Makuski City- Times Editor Public school district parents may have seen something unexpected come home in backpacks during the last week of school: a ... -
Gov. Walker Visits Point
By Jacob Mathias Governor Scott Walker and Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch toured the Stevens Point Brewery on Monday, June 04, one of the many stops to ... -
Supervisor Radtke Steps in It
by Mae Weston City- Times Staff For those who’ve not been, Portage County Board meetings carry a familial sense to them: perhaps it’s the invocation, or ... -
City to Add Additional Emergency Siren
City-Times Staff The city will be adding one more emergency siren to the top of PJ Jacob’s Junior High. Results from recent siren tests have convinced ... -
Teachers Say Workload Too Much, HR Board Says Deal With It
by Kristen Deadwyler City- Times Staff The district’s human resources committee attempted to offer an olive branch to teachers and the public on Monday, when it ... -
Mayor Says “Potential There” for Player’s to Lose Liquor License
by Donnelly Clare, City-Times Staff Life on Rice Street was peaceful for Leroy Cordy until 2008. Cordy, who shared his concerns with the City Plan Commission ... -
City Plan Commission Seeks Public Input
Mayor Halverson, City Assessor John Schlice and Finance Committee Chair A. Logan Beveridge listen to discussion Monday night. (photo Brandi Makuski) by Donnelly Clare, City- ... -
Communication, Information Still One- Sided, Teachers Say
by Kristen Deadwyler City- Times Staff While Monday’s school board meeting stressed organizational changes to the board and specific policies, teachers and community members showed up ... -
City Budget: Is the Sky Still Falling?
by Brandi Makuski City-Times Editor Last October area residents came out in droves to protest proposed cuts to ball diamond maintenance and school crossing guard programs. ... -
Smet Construction Suspect For Contracting Apartments
by J.R. Lynn City-Times Staff City taxpayers showed up in force Monday, overwhelmingly objecting to a large-scale housing project slated for the empty Cooper Motor building ...