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OASD breaks ground for new middle school as well as improvements to two other schools.

By Emma Sauriol A new middle school in Oshkosh broke ground on Wednesday as well as voters approving two referendums that allow for school improvements. As stated first by Fox 11 News, “the construction of the Vel Phillips Middle School is part of…

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Algoma Boulevard Project Update April 14.

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Week In Review 4-1-2022

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Algoma Boulevard Project Update April 8.

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UWO selects New Dean for the College of Nursing.

By Ben Knoeck Illinois State’s Seon-Yoon Chung has been selected to be the new dean of the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh’s college of nursing. Following a nationwide search, Dr. Seon-Yoon Chung will take on the role of dean of the University of…

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UWO Features Many Events For Earth Week 2022.

By Emma Sauriol The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh’s Earth Month 2022 is bursting with a full slate of events, discussions, and outdoor activities. Earth Month is occurring from March 28th until April 30th and is divided into themes. Those themes include:…

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APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR WRST EBOARD POSITIONS

APPLICATION OPEN FOR WRST STATION MANAGER WRST-FM is looking for a new Station Manager for the 2022-2023 school year. WRST’s Station Manager manages all aspects of the station’s operations. These include station policy implementation, supervision of staff, and the management of WRST legal…

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UW-Oshkosh’s new project will convert food waste into heating source for campus services building.

By Aber Qureshi A new innovative project for the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh will reduce natural gas reliance and hopefully will work towards the University’s goal of reaching Carbon Neutrality. The project will connect with the UW Oshkosh Campus Services Center to retrieve…

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Possible AMTRAK train to connect Green Bay and Milwaukee.

By Emma Sauriol As gas prices continue to rise around the State of Wisconsin, a conversation is sparked about bringing a passenger rail train between Green Bay and Milwaukee. According to Wis-A-RP, the time to bring regular passenger rail trains is now. It…

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Geiger retires after 30 years at Oshkosh Humane Society.

By Ben Knoeck After a 30 year tenure as Director of the Oshkosh Humane Society, Joni Geiger is retiring after a long and remarkable career with the shelter. In 1990 the Humane Society was crowded, small, and wasn’t able to properly…