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WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) -- An investigation into the workplace culture and leadership at the Marathon County Public ...

By Mike Leischner Marathon County Public Library- Wausau Branch. Image courtesy: MCPL WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) — The Marathon County Public Library branches will open to full capacity for the first time in over a year. Trustees voted on Monday to open all braces to 100% capacity starting August 1st. Interim Director Leah Giordano says they’ve been able to successfully manage crowds at lower levels, and health department data shows that now is the time to reopen all the way. “We’ve been open for several months now beginning with limited occupancy based on the health depart...

The Chief Executive Officer of North Central Health Care has been placed on paid leave. A statement from NCHC says the action was the result of an

Marathon County Library Board Places Director, 2 Employees on Unpaid Administrative Leave By Liz Holbrook WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) — Multiple Marathon County Library employees have been placed on leave this month. Wednesday afternoon the Marathon County Library Board met for a Special Meeting. At the meeting, the Board went into closed session to discuss a complaint the board received about an employee of the Marathon County Library. The Board also discussed with legal counsel during the closed session with respect to litigation the body could become involved in. County Administrator Lance...

Marathon County Public Library Branches to Consider Lifting COVID-19 Restrictions by June 1st By Mike Leischner Apr 19, 2021 4:21 PM WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) — There will be no changes to procedures at Marathon County Public Library branches for now, though leaders of the system appear to be getting closer to at least a partial reopening. During the Library Board’s regular meeting on Monday, leaders voted to take no action on allowing for more in-person services but will revisit the matter during their next meeting on May 17th. Director Ralph Illick said with both vaccinations and cases...