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 Country music recording artists Love and Theft, who are touring this summer with superstars Tim McGraw and Lady Antebellum, will perform on the main stage in downtown Three Lakes next Tuesday starting at 6:30 p.m.--Contributed Photo |
Block party
set Tuesday
By Gary Ridderbusch
News-Review Asst. Editor
After capturing America’s hearts in the Single Best Town contest, Three Lakes will celebrate the honor with a block party next Tuesday, Aug. 3.
Chamber officials estimate a crowd of 7,500 to 10,000 will be in town for the live performance of country music recording artists Love and Theft, and appearances by ABC/SOAPnet soap stars.
Kraft Singles and Disney ABC are throwing the summer bash after Three Lakes residents and supporters cast about one-third of the more than 20,000-plus votes in the Single Best Town in America contest.
The event wil...
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Phosphorus rules
could cost billions
By Kurt Krueger
News-Review Editor
Stricter phosphorous standards intended to help lessen nuisance algae in Wisconsin lakes and rivers are being criticized as too costly and relatively ineffective.
The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is proposing phosphorous limits that are 90% more restrictive on point source pollutants from wastewater treatment plants and industries such as food processing, dairy, manufacturing and paper.
The rules are based on recognition of phosphorous-related water quality problems that include nuisance algae conditions in many lakes, low dissolved...
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Eagle River eyes segment
near Three Eagle Trail
By News-Review Staff
The creation of an Eagle River segment of the popular Three Eagle Trail is gaining momentum following recent support from two municipalities.
The Three Eagle Trail Foundation will apply in August for a Department of Transportation (DOT) grant to provide most of the funding for the new bicycling and hiking trail.
The 3-mile segment will start right in Eagle River and extend south to within 1.5 miles of the existing Three Eagle Trail on Sundstein Road in the town of Lincoln.
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