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1. A life in motion: Groskinsky keeps finding the next chapter (hubcitytimes.com) — Longtime Marshfield police officer Bob Groskinsky reflects on how his career with the Marshfield Police Department launched a lifetime of public service, from local patrols to international missions. Now nearing 70, he's still active in Central Wisconsin, appearing in a film about Marshfield history and hosting interviews that spotlight everyday people's stories and experiences.
2. Fall prevention fair draws about 100 participants in Wausau (onfocus.news) — Local seniors and caregivers should watch for an upcoming fall-prevention resource fair in Marshfield, organized by the Aging & Disability Resource Center of Central Wisconsin and Aspirus. After a successful Wausau event drew about 100 people, organizers are expanding classes and programs that help older adults in Wood County stay safer, stronger, and more independent at home.
3. Mid-State launches campaign for $45M public safety training center (spmetrowire.com) — A major new Mid-State Technical College public safety training center in Stevens Point is expected to serve first responders from Marshfield and across the college's eight-county district. The $45 million Nexus project would expand realistic training for firefighters, EMS, law enforcement, and other agencies, potentially reducing travel costs and improving coordination for Marshfield-area departments that already rely on Mid-State programs.
4. New ATV ordinance takes effect in Wisconsin Rapids (wsaw.com) — Marshfield riders may be interested that Wisconsin Rapids is now opening most city streets to ATVs and UTVs, giving Wood County users a more direct route through town. Marshfield, which approved specific ATV routes in 2023, is cited as another example of how local communities are adapting to growing off-road vehicle use and updated state safety rules.
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