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By Liz Holbrook Thomas Gregory WISCONSIN RAPIDS, WI (WSAU) — A Wood County man not seen since Monday morning has been found. A silver alert for Thomas Gregory was canceled Monday afternoon at 3:40 p.m. He was located in Wood County shortly after a Silver Alert had been issued. __________________ A man from Wood County has not been seen since Monday morning. A Silver Alert was issued Monday afternoon for 72-year-old Thomas Gregory. He was last seen on State Highway 13 in Wisconsin Rapids at 7:30 a.m. Monday, June 14th. Gregory left his house in the Town of Saratoga that morning to...

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Subscribe This afternoon will be sunny with a high near 61 degrees. Tonight’s low will be around 42 degrees. Tomorrow will be sunny with a high near 67. Top story Police reform advocates are mobilizing behind the scenes to stop Mayor Lori Lightfoot from appointing the chief operating officer of the Public Building Commission to run Chicago’s Civilian Office of Police Accountability. Lori Lypson’s only experience in investigating police wrongdoing was more than 20 years ago when she spent a year as supervising investigator for the Chicago Police Department’s Office of Professional Stan...

BioNTech expects Covid vaccine data on kids ages 5 to 11 as early as end of summer CNBC 11 hrs ago Berkeley Lovelace Jr. Young children could get vaccinated by the end of the year, BioNTech co-founder and chief medical officer Dr. Ozlem Tureci told CNBC. However, that depends on how clinical trials go and whether the FDA approves it. In late March, Pfizer and BioNTech began a clinical trial testing their vaccine on healthy 6-month to 11-year-old children. © Provided by CNBC Thomas Gregory, 16, is inoculated by nurse Cindy Lamica with the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine a...

HUDSON — One of the reasons Selectman John Parent is encouraged with the selection of Thomas Gregory as the town's next executive assistant is because he shares a key trait with the man he is replacing, Thomas Moses. “The basic item that brought both of them out was a very sincere desire to come to Hudson, to work in Hudson and to be part of the community,” said Parent, who chaired the search committees for both the selection of Moses in 2013 and recently for Gregory. “They both expressed that real willingness to establish themselves and be part of the community.” Moses, who succee...