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The Shawano Leader

Jennifer Hoffman, center, president of the Shawano Business Improvement District, tells a crowd at Stubborn Brothers Brewery about how 2020 went for downtown businesses during the BID’s annual meeting April 15. Among the highlights were improving the looks inside and outside of businesses via facade grants and improving its presence on social media. (Lee Pulaski | NEW Media)
04/16/2021 - 4:43pm
BID saw changes, improvements in 2020
The Shawano Business Improvement District gave downtown business owners a report on how the community’s business sector has done during the pandemic and what it hopes to pull off during its annual meeting April 15. Jennifer Hoffman, BID president,...
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Wittenberg Enterprise & Birnamwood News

Stephanie Gruber presents at Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School on what students need to know heading into their senior year of high school April 13. Gruber enjoys working in a small school setting because she can get more one-on-one time with more students. (Luke Reimer | NEW Media)
04/16/2021 - 4:25pm
WBHS holds informative meeting about college
Juniors at Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School are getting ready to make that next step to senior year and arrange their plans for college. Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School Guidance Counselor Stephanie Gruber gave a presentation on what both students...
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Oconto County Times Herald

Angie Ahlgrim of Oconto Falls Area Ambulance Service presents background information to the City Council on April 13 about a proposed upgrade to critical-care paramedic service. Warren Bluhm | NEW Media
04/19/2021 - 3:11pm
Oconto Falls Area Ambulance proposes major upgrade
The Oconto Falls Area Ambulance Service is working with local hospitals on an upgrade effort that would make it the first critical-care paramedic service in Oconto County. The service is owned by the towns of Oconto Falls, Morgan, Stiles and Spruce...
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