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Letter: Council members refute recent letter on Bus. 51

July 14, 2022

Editor’s note: This open letter is from two elected members of the Stevens Point Common Council. Councilwoman Meleesa Johnson represents the city’s 5th District and is currently Council

Letter: Bus. 51 project is not a political football

May 17, 2022

To the Editor- Not long ago, an anonymous complaint was filed with the corporate office of a locally-owned business alleging that a franchise owner was pushing their political

South Bus. 51 on Feb. 27. (Metro Wire photo)

City receives hefty state grant for Bus. 51

April 8, 2022

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Lane closure scheduled for Bus. 51 next week in Plover

March 7, 2022

Metro Wire Staff Motorists can expect a one-day, single lane and shoulder closure on northbound Business 51 (Post Road) next week between Rainbow Dr. and Roberts Dr. The

L-R: Beth McBride, Kevin Flatoff, and John Knoke notified the city clerk on Jan. 4 that they intend to circulate a petition related to the Bus. 51 construction project. The group later introduced the referendum that was passed on Aug. 9. (Metro Wire photo)

Portion of Bus. 51 project paused; Council to consider referendum petition next week

February 15, 2022February 16, 2022

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Kevin Flatoff (left) returns a petition with 2,500 signatures to the city clerk's office on Jan. 25. Flatoff was joined by David Crueger, candidate for the city's 4th District. (Metro Wire photo)

Petition related to Bus. 51 project heads to City Council

January 28, 2022January 28, 2022

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Letter: Referendum petition is ‘game-winning drive’ for Bus. 51

January 27, 2022January 27, 2022

To the Editor- This letter is in response to Mr. Kontos’ column (“Beware the referendum, yet understand the tool,” Jan. 23). Mr. Kontos, you refer to our current

Councilwoman Meleesa Johnson (District 5), shown here in 2019, chairs the city's Finance Committee. She also serves on the Portage Co. Board of Supervisors, and works for Marathon Co. government as a department head. She is also the Stevens Point City Council President. (Metro Wire photo)

Council president responds to Wiza’s Bus. 51 statement

January 23, 2022January 23, 2022

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Column: Alderman says voters can chose to rebuild Bus. 51, or let deteriorate

January 15, 2022

Editor’s note: The following is an opinion piece submitted by an elected official. If the initiative establishing a million-dollar maximum submitted by challengers to the Stevens Point City

Mayor Mike Wiza on June 21 has a little fun as he shows off his "fancy new gavel" weighing over five pounds made for him by Wilshire Trailer. Wiza explained it was made from "motorcycle chain and piston," and he promised the craftsman that he would use it at least once. (Metro Wire photo)

Commentary: Wiza releases lengthy statement on Bus. 51

January 11, 2022January 11, 2022

Editor’s note: All of the following details have been reported, in-depth, on numerous occasions by Metro Wire staff since 2015. By Mayor Mike Wiza Why are we so