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Wisconsin State Parks is hiring up north; pays up to $18 an hour By FOX6 News Digital Team Published  article MADISON, Wis. - The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is hiring at the Northern Highland American Legion State Forest spread across three counties near the towns of Woodruff, Minocqua, and Boulder Junction. A news release says if you enjoy being outdoors, maintaining pristine natural resources, and serving a diverse customer base, then you might be a good fit. Wages range from $12 - $18.69 per hour. There are six positions available for a wide variety of duties across ...

Modified 9 seconds ago at 9 seconds ago World-Famous or Legendary  Muskie “Hotspots” – Part VIII by Larry Ramsell, Muskellunge Historian Let us now return to the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage in Wisconsin, and cover “Hotspot” number three there. I’ll again note that the two largest verified muskies caught from this log-laden Pond, both over 50-pounds, were caught by women! This second one will likely make us anglers wonder again if we are doing the right things. Just add water! TFF pic taken at low water level. Courtesy Bill Tutt. Dollar Island is a relatively small island in the big...

This month, construction work will ramp up in Boulder Junction. It’s a tangible step toward providing fiberoptic broadband service to hundreds of homes and businesses in the town. But that’s not the only good new broadband advocates in Boulder Junction got recently. Fifty-eight broadband expansion projects across the state were awarded grant funding by the Wisconsin Public Service Commission. Out of those 58, Boulder Junction got the largest award, claiming $2.2 million to fund Phase 2 of its broadband expansion plan. Combined with state money it got for Phase 1, the town has now been awa...

Outdoornews April 1, 2021 Peshtigo Team / January Wardens Paul Hartrick, of Oconto Falls, and Gaven Brault, of Green Bay, responded to a complaint of two bucks locked at the horns. The wardens arrived and observed a large buck dragging a dead buck through the woods. Hartrick placed a catch pole on the buck’s antlers and pulled him to the ground. Brault then held the live buck down and Hartrick handed the catch pole to the reporting party to hang on to. Hartrick then used a saw to cut the dead buck’s antlers out of the entanglement. The large buck was then released with no apparent injurie...

By RICHARD MOORE Over the past several decades, the open government movement has become a powerful force in Wisconsin. Every public official, both right and left, is committed to “letting the sun shine in.”  They don’t hesitate to announce it in press releases, either, especially during the annual celebration of open government known as Sunshine Week.  The truth is, though, the open government movement is in serious trouble. In fact, this is one of the darkest moments in “letting the sun shine in” that we have endured since the movement itself became a popular force in the 1970s, ...