BOULDER JUNCTION - Kids in Boulder Junction are in the full swing of the Holiday Season...especially with a visit from one very famous man in a red suit.
Santa himself already making the rounds and gathering a toy list from all the kids in the Northwoods, but only if they've been nice..."I haven't found a naughty one yet. All this? Wow, I really have to think and get this all in my mind here. I'll see what I can do."
One of those sitting on the nice list is Frankie Hutton and this year she's going for a classic choice, "I want a Barbie Doll and a Barbie set and that was it. 'And what did Santa tell you?' He said 'ok' that he would try."
Kids also had a chance to play games, build crafts and even do a little Christmas shopping with some great deals on locally made gifts.
ANTIGO - The city of Antigo doesn't want to run an ambulance service anymore. It's just too expensive. Instead, the city's new hospital may take over.
"We have a great ambulance service now and that's our biggest concern here is being able to maintain that... As with a lot of people our problem is financial," said City of Antigo’s Mayor, Bill Brandt.
Each year it costs around 2 million dollars to run the ambulance service for Antigo and 10 surrounding townships.
About half of that is paid by the city and county through taxes... The other half is paid by the user fees.
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