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Ribbon cuttings held Tuesday were the things of local dreamers

Aug. 4, 2010

There was really more to the ribbon cuttings Tuesday at the city’s new walkway and the building at the Field Street park.

Those attending saw artist’s drawings of the plans for the Spring Brook development — certainly a number of years away. But the fact that the ribbons were cut on the walkway were reminders that nothing is impossible.

The important fact is that there is a vision — a plan.

People in the city government do have an eye on the future and quite frankly, that is very promising.

Grants and some of ou...
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Additional lighting at bridge, dam will be a grand improvement

July 28, 2010

It’s just a small item in the big scheme of things, but we applaud the city’s Inland Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District’s decision Tuesday to complete the lighting on the Hudson Street bridge.

District voters—all 11 of them at the meeting—will also ask the Common Council to add similar lights to the Fourth Avenue dam as part of an overall design for the Spring Brook trailhead.

In the current economic conditions, we aren’t generally a proponent of more spending, but neither of theses expenditures will affect the lake dis...
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Hospital board cheered for supporting new facilities for Antigo

June 30, 2010

We applaud today’s announcement by Langlade Hospital, and the foresight of the board of directors in committing to the future of Antigo and its health care needs.

As early as the difficult 1920s, the Antigo Daily Journal’s Henry and Fred Berner proudly supported the concept of a centralized hospital, at a time when the community was being served by several smaller facilities blocks apart. And in 1930, construction was begun by a group of community leaders who hoped that “if we built it, they will come.” The project stalled for a time, b...
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Congressman Obey is leaving memories of power, accomplishment

May 6, 2010

There is nothing quite like going out at the top of your game.

And that’s just what Wisconsin’s legendary lawmaker, Congressman Dave Obey, did in a surprise announcement Wednesday morning.

After almost 42 years in the U.S. Congress that followed over six years in the Wisconsin legislature, Obey has 48 years registered as a lawmaker. It has been quite a full-time job.

As districts shifted, Obey represented portions of Langlade County and the city of Antigo, and as he is retiring, he is our representative.

Obey i...
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Recent stories, opinions and photos

Issue Date Headline
08-04-2010
Ribbon cuttings held Tuesday were the things of local dreamers

07-28-2010
Additional lighting at bridge, dam will be a grand improvement

06-30-2010
Hospital board cheered for supporting new facilities for Antigo

05-06-2010
Congressman Obey is leaving memories of power, accomplishment

04-23-2010
Even with the best of improvements, very bad problems do linger

03-23-2010
Newspaper, people thanked for start of Moose Lake drive

03-03-2010
Antigo taking a hit from WIAA on tourney travel miles

12-31-2009
Bandstand offers shining example of what we can accomplish in tough times

12-16-2009
DNR rejects wishes of lawmakers, the public, in service center decision

12-07-2009
Community recalls the carnage, start of war 68 years ago today

12-01-2009
Writer highlights the key 'elements' of smart growth plans

11-17-2009
Journal promotes 'Robin Pride' through articles and pictures

09-04-2009
Tough questions, but civil tone for Feingold session on Thursday

07-14-2009
Letter writer pleased with picture of dog, story in Saturday's paper

06-10-2009
Assembly vote on DNR service centers welcomed

06-09-2009
Heroin, once a ghetto problem, comes to smaller towns, including Antigo

05-11-2009
Bad treatment of our trails and forest lands must be stopped now

03-27-2009
Closing of DNR centers is meaningless stunt by state government

03-16-2009
High school drama needs our support, so go see 'Fiddler'

12-31-2008
1958 Antigo Journal editorial offers a 45-year prospective

12-02-2008
Quilt fund-raising offers thanks, with pride, for the campaign

11-19-2008
Yule tree story raises reader's distrust, doubt

11-19-2008
Real Christmas trees defended by grower

09-30-2008
Charles Wetzel invites visitors to his green power home at Elcho

09-23-2008
Writer cheers school dress code, but says it doesn't go far enough

09-23-2008
Adequate number of physicians missing piece of local health care puzzle

05-23-2008
May is Foster Care Month, take some time to think, be informed

05-08-2008
County of Trails, or trash? Sometimes it's difficult to tell

05-07-2008
Neighbor questions lack of cleanup of Ninth Avenue eyesore

04-24-2008
Cheers for the crew building playground

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