Rob Larson News Today

WHITEFIELD — Earlier this year, Public Works Director Rob Larson switched vendors for town trash bags.

WHITEFIELD — The voters will decide.

WHITEFIELD – Whitefield is laying the foundation for future growth.

The unassailable power of Big Tech is the subject of economist and professor Rob Larson’s latest book, Bit Tyrants. In this wide-ranging interview, Canadian Dimension spoke with Larson to discuss the anticompetitive practices of the world’s biggest tech corporations, renewed pressure to rein them in, and his vision for a transparent, publicly-controlled and socialized internet.

WHITEFIELD — The Northwoods Estates homeowners association wants the town to assume ownership of its sewer infrastructure.

Dry January is over, so you have plenty to reacquaint yourself with. We look at some sweet beers for your sweetie, an outstanding West Coast IPA, and January beers to catch up on while you still can.

Find something to do this week in the Northland.

MADISON (WKOW) Custodians helped keep schools clean and sanitized throughout the pandemic. Now, they say the Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD) has turned its back on them.

Fischer family donates funds to help rebuild one of the camp’s oldest structures, Crosslake Cabin

Life Storage, Inc., under the clinical corporate name of SH-7003-7005 LLC, recently purchased a 70,000-square-foot self-storage complex at 3100 Seventh St. NW for $6.02 million. That’s the 58-year-old building that previously housed the Larson family’s long-time Trade Mart Furniture Center business.