The Wausau Daily Herald published a piece to spread the word about the Final Celebration. Wausau Daily Herald: Event attendees will be able to share their reactions to Toward One Wausau’s takeaways. There will…
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WSAW: The community research initiative, “Towards One Wausau,” hosted its final community discussion session Monday to talk about issues of cultural diversity in the Wausau area. The free public dialogues were held at the…
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Wausau Daily Herald: WAUSAU – The best way to fix a problem is to know that there is one, said University of Wisconsin Marathon County student Jay Lee. “Fixing that can’t just be from…
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WZAW: Since the Toward One Wausau project was launched last October, more than 200 people participated in one or more of the community dialogues. Those dialogues provide valuable feedback on diversity issues in the…
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Wausau Daily Herald – Learning about people from other backgrounds does not mean giving up who you are, said Wausau resident Lisa Lopez at a recent Toward One Wausau community discussion about diversity. Lopez…
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The April 5th publication of Merrill Foto news placed WIPPS program “Building Merrill Together” on the front page. Merrill Foto News – In an increasingly connected world, is there a place for small towns? How…
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In an increasingly connected world, is there a place for small towns? How does Merrill thrive and prosper in a 21st century society and economy while maintaining the quality of life we cherish? On…
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Editor’s note: The following is an op-ed piece published in the Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune on August 12. The author is Kelly Ryan, CEO of the Incourage Community Foundation in Wisconsin Rapids. WISCONSIN RAPIDS…
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The CfUBU group continued to move towards consensus in choosing a topic to take action on in their community at the June 28 meeting. Questions residents asked themselves to guide the process included: Can…
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The Community for Us, By Us group will convene their second meeting on June 28th in Wisconsin Rapids. The kickoff meeting in May had a great turnout of about 50 participants. At the end…
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