John Burton is a journalist based in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, focusing on local news and community issues. He writes for WXPR Public Radio and his work has also been featured in Tvguide.co.uk, Nikkei Asia, Martinsburg Journal The, and Analysis & Policy Observatory (APO). John's articles cover a wide range of topics including local events, public safety, natural disasters, education, and healthcare.
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Gile Flowage preservation, wolf plan upheld, PFAS meeting call
By: John Burton
Missing and murdered indigenous women, land conservation recognition, Michigan avian flu rules
By: John Burton
Protecting plants from deer, Wausau Botanical Gardens name debate, concerns over CAFO's
People enjoying the outdoors are likely to run across some ticks.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires is again finding it’s way into the region.
By: John Burton
Keeping disabled spaces clear, Canadian wildfire smoke, campus protests muted during commencement
I know. I was groaning too, for a year. We get Ivy back on its feet and the first thing it does is take off its tie.
By: John Burton
The sun gets stronger every day as we head toward summer, and people are spending more time out in that bright sunshine.
Emergency workers at Central Wisconsin Airport will practice today for something they home never happens.
Feeding hungry children, spring frogs, Wisconsin hospital costs
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