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Medford · MedfordThe city of Medford is looking at a new ordinance to keep intoxicating substances of the hands of minors.
At Monday’s committee of the whole meeting, members of the Medford City Council recommended the creation of a new city ordinance to prevent people under age 21 from buying, possessing and using intoxicating cannabinoids.
The ordinance covers any amount of a hemp-derived cannabinoidSee the Story
New ordinance will restrict ages for cannabinoid products - Central Wisconsin News
Taylor County · Taylor CountyIf you want to buy a beer or a mixed drink to get a buzz in Wisconsin you have to be 21 years old.
If you want to buy tobacco products such as vapes, cigarettes, snuff or chew, federal law says you have to be 21 to buy it, but state laws say 18-year-olds can possess and use them to their heart’s content.
Under current laws, a 7 year old could legally purchase intoxicating gummies made withSee the Story
Time to close loopholes for chemical intoxicants - Central Wisconsin News
Taylor County · Taylor CountyI have to say I really enjoy Matt Frey’s Bleacher Shots articles.
I am not a ball sports fan, the truth be told. But I really, really like Matt’s insights into our Wisconsin professional sports scene. I enjoy the deep dive into the behind the scenes goings on with the Brewers, Packers, and the Bucks. It’s almost like sitting down with a good friend over a Wilson Brau beer and talking sports.See the Story
Praises Matt Frey; says democrats caught flat footed - Central Wisconsin News
Taylor County · Taylor CountyAs we recognize National Library Week, communities across the nation have a unique opportunity to reflect on the invaluable role our libraries have in fostering literacy across all ages while also expressing heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated librarians who make it all possible.
In an era marked by rapid technological advancements, our libraries remain steadfast in their commitment to literacy.See the Story
Public libraries empower students, schools, communities - Central Wisconsin News
US Postal Service · Taylor CountyOn Tuesday, the U. S. Postal Service filed notice with the Postal Regulatory Commission of mailing services price changes to take effect July 14, 2024. The new rates include a 5-cent increase in the price of a First-Class Mail Forever stamp from 68 cents to 73 cents.
The proposed adjustments, approved by the governors of the Postal Service, would raise mailing services product prices approximatelySee the Story
U.S. Postal Service seeks a 7.8% rate hike this summer - Central Wisconsin News
Taylor County · Taylor CountyAs of March 21, 2024, there have been 64 reported cases of measles across the U.S. in 17 states. Several cases have been reported in the Midwest, including 28 cases in Illinois, three in Minnesota, and one case in Michigan.
In light of these developments, Aspirus Health is urging parents and caregivers to remain vigilant and proactive in preventing the potential spread of measles. VaccinationSee the Story
Measles resurgence: Aspirus Health’s guidance for families - Central Wisconsin News
Taylor County · Taylor CountyAs farmers prepare for spring planting season, the Wisconsin State Patrol reminds drivers and farm vehicle operators to be safe, patient and share the road.
Spring is a busy time of year for farmers and drivers can expect to see more farm vehicles on the road. Safety on our roads requires everyone to do their part. There have been more than 2,000 crashes involving farm vehicles in Wisconsin inSee the Story
Farm Vehicle Safety: Share the road as farmers begin planting season - Central Wisconsin News
Taylor County · Taylor CountyThe Medford city council on Monday night was dragged into the intersection of property rights versus public safety and county versus city enforcement efforts.
On February 5, Amber Chaffee’s children were playing in the yard of their 3rd St. home in the city of Medford. The children were enjoying themselves until a neighbor’s pit bull mix dog escaped its yard and attacked her son biting himSee the Story
