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Eye Clinic of Wisconsin launches clinical research program
The Eye Clinic of Wisconsin announced this week it is now a site for clinical research studies, enabling patients to enroll in groundbreaking clinical trials. This development marks a significant milestone in the clinic’s commitment to advancing ocular health and providing patients with access to the latest and most innovative treatments.
Wausau elementary school task force hears about enrollment concerns, needed building upgrades and underutilized space
WAUSAU – The citizen task force charged with developing options for reconfiguring Wausau School District’s elementary education facilities met for the second time Wednesday where they heard about enrollment concerns for the district as well as underutilized space in the district's elementary schools and needed upgrades and repairs in those buildings.
State Troopers patrol in semis in Wausau to combat distracted drivers
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - The Wisconsin State Patrol brought its “Trooper in a Truck” program to Wausau Friday morning. The program pairs a state trooper with a semi-truck driver to get a better vantage point of the road and spot reckless driving. When the trooper does, they call ahead to other squad cars to pull them over.
Midwest health systems plan merger, aim to create $10B system with 56 hospitals
Sanford Health and Marshfield Clinic Health System said they have signed a non-binding agreement. Both systems explored mergers with different partners recently. Two hospital systems in the midwest are looking to come together. Sanford Health and the Marshfield Clinic Health System said this week that they have signed a non-binding...
Men’s recovery residence opens in Shawano
Home operates similarly to women’s center that opened earlier this spring. A new men’s recovery residence opened last month in Shawano, and Charley Estep is truly grateful for it. “There is no place better for an addict in early recovery,” he said. “The house and the people that...
Milwaukee Weather Alert: Heat Index Nearing 100 Degrees
Milwaukee, WI – Wisconsin is preparing for a surge in temperatures, with the National Weather Service forecasting highs around 90 degrees tomorrow. Dewpoints in the lower 70s will push the heat index to near 100 degrees, creating sweltering conditions across the region. Residents are urged to take precautions to stay cool and safe.
A Closer Look at Northland Pines Eagles Boys and Girls Head Soccer Coach Rodney Sternhagen: Baked or Fried?
A Closer Look at Northland Pines Eagles Boys and Girls Head Soccer Coach Rodney Sternhagen: Baked or Fried?. Sternhagen: I tried any sporty parents let me. I wrestled my freshman year while playing hockey and the wrestling coach made me make a choice between hockey and wrestling. Hands down Hockey. I also played soccer and golf and tried Football senior year.
Take simple steps to eliminate tragedies caused by reckless driving
MADISON - Reckless driving puts everyone on and near the road in danger. Excessive speed, distracted driving and aggressive driving are just a few of the reckless behaviors that threaten the safety of our roadways. Reckless driving prevention is the Wisconsin State Patrol’s July Law of the Month to encourage all motorists to take simple steps to eliminate crashes caused by reckless driving. “We have seen a culture of reckless...
‘Stay hydrated & drink water’: Medical experts give advice to beat the Wisconsin heat
HOWARD, Wis. (WFRV) – Beware of the summer heat. With temperatures on the rise, health experts recommend decreasing the amount of time you spend outside. “We should take the warnings that are given seriously and limit our time in the heat,” stated Dr. Stacee Goedtel Birr. Family medicine...
June was one of the wettest in state history
Last month was one of the wettest on record for June in a dramatic reversal from the drought conditions that covered Wisconsin at the same time last year. The month marked the sixth-wettest June in state history based on records dating back to 1895. That’s according to Steve Vavrus, director of the Wisconsin State Climatology Office.
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