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The eart of the ArtsChestnut Avenue Center for the Arts is a lively addition to the

Marshfield art scene. The center, established in 2003 and located

in an old church building, serves as a venue for the performing,

visual and literary arts. Beyond that, it provides a place for

local artists to come together and stage their own classes and

workshops, and allows the community as a whole to establish

the programs that are run in the center. Space is available for

rent to anyone looking to host an event, put on a performance

or teach a class. The wide range of people involved and works

displayed creates an eclectic collection unique to the Chestnut.

Take ourBest Shot

Marshfield makes it easy for

golfers to stay on their game,

with three great courses to choosefrom. The Marshfield Country Club

is an 18-hole course that is open

to the public. The course is suited

for all skill levels, with both easier

greens and more challenging

holes for the experienced golfer.

Mystique Meadows olf Course

is located in nearby Stratford and

offers golf leagues, tournaments

and learning programs. Its

a shorter course designed for

all skill levels, with a practiceputting green and a 350-yard

driving range. Also close by

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Walk This WayMarshfield offers miles of trails for residents to tread.

The trails range in length and difficulty, making it easy

for anyone to find a path that suits his or her needs.

The reenway Trail and the riese Park Trail are well-

suited for a leisurely stroll, extending only half a mile

and three-fourths of a mile, respectively. More rigorous

trails abound as well, such as the McMillan Marsh Trail,

which extends more than 6 miles but is only open May

through September. For a complete outdoor experience,

head to the Weber Park Trail. The trail is located inside

the 37-acre park and includes multiple trails to choose

from. For a complete list of the citys trails, go to

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2009, so much so that efforts were renewed in 2010. The programs goal is to help downtown businesses

with revitalization efforts and improvements, and ultimately usher in a renewed interest in Marshfields

dynamic downtown area. To go with the new-and-improved look, a new entrance was in order. owntown

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Marshfield is in the center of the state

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A Winter Wonderlandin Woodland

sher in the season with a trip to the otary Winter

Wonderland. Now in its fifth year, the holiday lights display has

grown to include more than 700,000 lights, a live nativity

scene, Santa visits, live music and various other events such as

sleigh rides and a snow sculpting contest. The event benefits

local food pantries, and over the past four years has provided

more than 136,000 items to 22 food pantries throughout

Marshfield. The Wonderland is held in Wildwood Park,

and is open every day rain, snow or shine starting

the day after Thanksgiving through New ears ve.

ouse of istoryMarshfields on display at the Thomas

ouse Center for istory. ocated in the

newly restored Thomas ouse on SouthCentral Avenue, the center serves as the

first museum of the city of Marshfield.

isplays have included the history of

all 22 Wood County townships, an

interpretive display of Marshfields fire

of 1887 and Lest We Forget, a collection

focusing on the military contributions

of Marshfields men and women.

Periodic collections are also displayed.

The center is open on Wednesdays from

1-4:30 p.m., Saturdays from 1-2 p.m. or

by appointment. Tours are available by

calling (715) 384-5867 or (715) 384-9031.

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Even though its already a

regional leader in environ mental sustainability,Marshfield continues

to go green at every opportunity.In addition to the citys own

successful track record with environ mentally sound projects and initiativesthrough the Sustainable Marshfieldprogram, local businesses andeducational institutions also havegotten on board, creating a sustainablecity that continues to be on thecutting edge of new technologies

and business practices.

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Consider the citys new Central FireStation. It opened in August 2010, and isso ahead of the sustainability curve thatits likely to be LEED gold certified inrecognition of its many eco friendlydesign elements.

Our design team went all overWisconsin to look at features, and wereally focused on the ideas relating to

sustainability and minimizing our

carbon footprint, says Jim Schmidt,fire chief. The new station is more than32,000 square feet, and our engineersare telling us that our energy billsshould be about the same as they were inour 12,500 square foot former facility.

Among the innovations are twowater collection tanks to reutilizerainwater, a white roof membraneto reduce the heat island effect andpassive lighting throughout, all i na building that blends in seamlesslywith its historical neighborhood.

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Marshfields business communityis taking great strides ahead as well.As one of only 120 woman ownedGM dealerships in the United States,Wheelers Chevrolet GMC is used tobeing a litt le different. Now its takenthe lead environmentally as well,becoming the first auto body shop inthe state to offer water borne paint thatreduces emissions released into the air

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by around 80 percent. The new 11,800

square foot collision center also featuresa 3 D measuring system, as well asa drive in estimating area for clients.

We wanted to be ahead of the curve,says Mary Jo Wheeler Schueller, generalmanager, who owns the dealership alongwith her mother Ann and brother Dan.Our facility was outdated, so we tookthe opportunity to make t his change.

The air going into the paint booth isdirtier than the air coming out, Wheelersays, and the dealership is getting visits

not only from its own customers, but alsopeople who just want to see the newtechnology at work.

Nobody ever wants to use it,

but they tell us if they need bodywork theyll come our way, she says.They like what were doing forMarshfield and the environment.

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Another business thats workinggreen smart is Completion IndustrialMinerals, formerly TexSandDistributors, which wil l be usingthe citys eff luent water for part of

the operations in its sand distributionplant. The facility is sited on 57 acresin the citys new Yellowstone Industrial

Park, a 104 acre site on Marshfields

southeast side.

Mid-State Tecnica CegeNew and existing businesses

implementing the latest technologywill need skilled employees to operatetheir systems, and Mid State TechnicalCollege is answering the call.

MSTCs offerings include thebiorefinery technology program, as wellas specialty academic tracks for t hoselooking to become a renewable thermal

energy technician, renewable electricitytechnician, renewable energy specialistor energy efficiency technician.

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Forbes.com announced in ctober 2010 that

Marshfield is one of the Best Small Cities to

aise a Family in America.

The prestigious website ranked the top 126 cities

in the nited States that have populations of 100,000

or less, and Marshfield was ranked No. 5. Forbes.com

compiled its list by studying factors such as short

commute times, percentage of adults with a high

school degree, median household income, rate of

home ownership and housing affordability.

We never had to contact Forbes.com and say

ey, look at us, to get on this rankings list, which

made the No. 5 recognition even better, says Scottarson, executive director of the Marshfield Area

Chamber of Commerce and Industry. For those of

us who live and work in the Marshfield area, it was

simply an affirmation of something we already know.

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arson points out that its true that home

ownership is high in the Marshfield area, and

the homes are nice looking. Meanwhile, the city is

above average with regard to household income.

I think those are all testaments to the educational

opportunities here, and a testament to our solid

economy, he says. We are very professionallybased. For example, large employers include

Marshfield Clinic and Ministry Saint Josephs

ospital, and obviously there is a need for highly

trained, highly educated people to staff those facilities.

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arson adds that a convenient amenity in

Marshfield is its central location, both in the state

of Wisconsin and in the Midwest. It is easy to drive

to the larger cities of Milwaukee, Madison, reen

Bay, au Claire and a Crosse, and its not overly

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schools in the nation, plus we have post-secondary

opportunities that are extraordinary as well, he says.

Forbes.com got it right. Marshfield is a great city to

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etting around in Marshfield is about to geta whole lot easier. The city is focused onimproving transportation infrastructure, andthe Wisconsin Department of Transportation

is busy expanding 31 miles of U.S. Highway 10 from twolanes to four.

The new four lane highway will safely and efficientlyhandle the areas increasing traff ic flow and represents an

estimated $275 million investment in Central Wisconsinstransportation system.The completion of the Highway 10 project is a major

milestone for Marshfield, says Marshfield Mayor ChrisMeyer. This project has been discussed and studied formany years. It will open in 2012, and it is currently open inareas between Marshfield and Stevens Point. The four lane,freeway style road wil l provide an important link bet weenMarshfield, Stevens Point and Interstate 39.

Masfied Tanstatin ImvementsCity administrators know transportation upgrades are

key to keeping businesses rolling into the community and

providing a high quality of life for local citizens.Communities in Central Wisconsin continue to workon the development of an inter city bus system that wouldprovide a mass transit option for commutes betweencommunities, Meyer says. The city is also looking at waysto better organize our existing transportation options One of our goals is to find a way to make these servicesmore available to the public and increase their use.

Marshfields Central Avenue was revitalized in 2009,which has increased traffic f low to the downtown area.The city is a lso home to Marshfield Municipal Airport andmajor trucking companies, including Roehl Transport Inc.,deBoer Transportation Inc. and Draxler Transport Inc.

Masfieds bimedica IndstMarshfield also is growing an impressive biomedical

reputation, t hanks to local businesses such as the MarshfieldClinic and PreventionGenetics. Marshf ield Clinic was foundedin 1916 by six Marshfield physicians and has grown to include52 locations covering 80 medical specialties t hroughout thestate. Its $40 million Laird Center for Medical Research isknown for cutti ng edge biomedical research.

PreventionGenetics has been performing genetic testingin Marshfield since 2004 and was recognized as one of 30Wisconsin Companies to Watch in 2010 by the WisconsinEntrepreneurs Network. The company offers clinical DNAtesting, DNA banking and research genotyping for itscustomers throughout the country and the world.

PreventionGenetics President Jim Weber started the com pany after working as a researcher at the Marshfield ClinicResearch Foundation for many years. It has 50 employees.

It is likely PreventionGenetics will continue to grow,Weber says. Our new 9,000 square foot office building isunder construction and will be finished in April 2011. Thenew building wil l be connected to our current building by

an enclosed walkway. We will have suff icient space toexpand our staff to near 100.

PreventionGenetics goal is to prevent disease throughgenetic testing.

The science is exciting, Weber says. With the GenomeProject and recent technological developments, humangenetics is in its Golden Age. We also f ind it personallysatisfying to be able to help the patients.

At Marshfield Food Safety LLC, scientists perform foodsafety testing for food producers. The company works withMarshfield Clinics team of nearly 800 physicians andscientists to address public health issues and helpimprove food safety from the farm to the table.

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Affordable and available land andexisting buildings

In the lowest 10% for electrical ratesin Wisconsin

State and local incentives available

Diverse industry base including woodproducts, metals, transportation, dairyfood processing, agriculture and distribution

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SToNEy rIVEr ASSISTED lIVINBiz: Assisted living facilityBuzz: Stoney River aims to provide quality,affordable senior care to the Marshfieldcommunity. Unlike many other assisted livingcommunities, each suite is equipped with a f ullbathroom and kitchenette, and residents payaccording to their level of care. Stoney Riveroffers in house and off site activities to promoteresidents social engagement and independence.www.stoneyriverweb.com

MArShFIElD ClINIC DATA CENTErBiz: Data centerBuzz: Marshfield Clinic opened a Tier IIIcertif ied data center in Marshfield this year.The currently 26,000 square foot facility housesthe data services for Marshfield Clinic andCattails Soft ware, providing a secure systemfor heath care records. The data center

should attract other IT based companiesto the area.www.marshfieldclinic.org

SECurITy hEAlTh plANBiz: Health maintenance organizationBuzz: Security Health, developed by MarshfieldClinic physicians in 1971, was the nations firstrural HMO and is now the fourth largest inWisconsin. The organization serves nearly190,000 people across 32 counties. SecurityHealth has been named one of Americas

Best Health Insurance Plans byU.S. News & World Report.www.securityhealth.org

ThoMAS houSE rESTAurANTBiz: Restaurant and barBuzz: The Thomas House Restaurant,located in the Central Avenue Historic District,provides Marshfield with a unique fine diningexperience. Chef Jesse Dolan, raised and trainedin Appleton, Wis., adds original f lavors tothe restaurants regularly changing menuand specializes in simple fine dining.The building was constructed in 1887.www.thomashouserestaurant.com

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Standing strongas a amily-owned,community-driven

company or over 107years Felker Brothers

Corporation oMarshfeld is a proud

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Over 200 highlyskilled and dedicatedemployees provide astable oundation orcritical business and

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Manuactured stainlesssteel piping products

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ocal Flavor

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Well, look no further than Marshfield a city known for bringing homegrown delights

straight to the dinner table.

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With a booming farming industry, fresh food

options abound. The towns multiple Farmers

Markets offer an array of farm grown favorites.

The Main Street Marshfield Farmers Market, located

downtown on Central Avenue, keeps freshness as

a top priority. pen Tuesday mornings at 9 a.m.,

mid-June through September, the market draws

about 200 customers a week, and has everything

from fresh fruits and vegetables to arts and crafts.Putting their health advice into practice in their own

backyard, Marshfield Clinic hosts a Farmers Market

in its parking lot throughout the summer months

to promote healthy eating for patients and staff.

ocal farmers also bring their farm fresh goodies

to the 10-year-old market held in the parking lot of

Festival Foods on North Central Avenue every

Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.,

mid-July through ctober.

We have all and only local growers at our

Farmers Market, says Andy Cveykus, store director.

ur vendors anywhere from 20 to 30 every week

grow the food they sell. We dont allow vendors

to bring in food theyve bought somewhere else.

Talk about fresh! And, if homemade whole grain

bread is what you crave, Burich Bunch Bakery has

booths at both Farmers Markets. ary Burich and

his family own and operate the bakery at their farm.

We have six children, ages 3 through 13, and they

all help on some level, Burich says, from grinding the

grain into flour to measuring grains into bins.

Buy lOcal marshFeld

With the creation of the Buy ocal Marshfieldcampaign, finding fresh, homegrown products is even

easier. The initiative, started to encourage businesses

and residents to buy locally, helps keep freshness

locked into the community and its products, and

gives restaurants more ways to enhance their menus.

The initiative doesnt stop at food. It encourages

all businesses in the area to buy locally.

ne such business is West 14th, which is located in

the historic Parkin Place. ne of two great restaurants,

West 14th strives to provide a dining experience that

expands and complements the menu of Blue eron

BrewPub that is located downstairs. pening at

5 p.m. each evening except Sunday, West 14th offers

classic dining in a casual, smoke-free environment.

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ther restaurants in the program include

Someplace lse Bar & rill and World Buffet.

gOOdes, gFts and cheeses

Marshfield also is the home and birthplace

of Figis ifts in ood Taste, which specializes in

cheeses, meats and the fresh produce Wisconsin

is known for. The company offers unique gifts

assembled by hand, and their exquisite holiday fare

includes baked goods, chocolates, nuts, sweets and

snacks. For more wine, cheese and local delicacies,

The Market on Sixth is a local favorite.

FOOde Fest

Food for Thought, hosted by The niversity

Foundation, provides an elegant evening of gourmet

food, distinctive silent and live auction items, and

entertainment. Funds raised at Food for Thought are

used for activities such as scholarships, professionaldevelopment of faculty/staff and to offset

administrative costs at the niversity of

Wisconsin-Marshfield.

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Arts & Culture

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Whether one seeks an artful fix, or

just so happens to stumble across

an exhibit while waiting for an X-ray,

Marshfields got everyone covered.

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The state-of-the-art Marshfield Clinic prides

itself on top-notch patient care, but there also

is something unusual about the medical center

it doubles as home to a nonprofit museum and

art gallery. New isions allery resides in a

1,600-square-foot space in the clinics lobby, and

since 1975 has been providing a delightful diversion

for those awaiting procedures or appointments.

arts and hstOry

The Chestnut Avenue Center for the Arts offers a

variety of arts for the community to enjoy and plenty

of art-filled activities. Performing arts, visual arts and

literary arts all call this place home. There also is

access to individual artists and musicians studios,

classes and much more.

pham Mansion, the restored home of former

Wisconsin governor William enry pham,

preserves, advances and disseminates knowledge

about the history of Marshfield, the surrounding area

and the state of Wisconsin. Within the walls of the

mansion are vintage ictorian furnishings, many

of which were left by the pham family. The site is

listed on the National egister of istoric Places and

serves as the center for the North Wood County

istorical Society exhibits, activities and local

history research.

unque attractOns

At Jurustic Park, visitors can see more than 250

iron sculptures created by Marshfield resident

Clyde Wynia, a former lawyer. Back in 1993, he began

sculpting iron creatures from scrap metal or other

pieces he could find. Now, around 15,000 peoplefrom all over the world tour the attraction each year.

If thats still not big enough for you, head on over

to the Worlds argest ound Barn. Built in 1916, the

barn stands 70 feet high and 150 feet in diameter.

The interesting structure is the main attraction of

Marshfields fairgrounds, especially during the

Central Wisconsin State Fair.

Also attracting its fair share of folks each year is

airyfest, which consists of three delectable days of

dairy celebration each June.

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Sports & ecreation

o ov i jo o bi ooo, mi i o vj w o ooki o. Whether youre into biking or bird watching, this city

situated in the heart of Wisconsin offers alfresco fun for everyone.

mcmllan marsh WldlFe area

unting, hiking, berry picking and wildlife viewing

are just some of the recreational activities available

at McMillan Marsh Wildlife Area. ocated near the

headwaters of the ittle au Pleine iver, this diverse

landscape of wetlands, woodlands and grasslandsencompasses approximately 6,500 acres of land.

anmals all arOund

At the Mead Wildlife Area, visitors will find even

more acres of wetlands, forests and grasslands.

Containing a whopping 33,000 acres, Mead is home

to more than 267 species of birds that inhabit or

migrate to the area each year.

Marshfields Wildwood Park and Zoo, one of the

largest municipal zoos in all of Wisconsin, has even

more animals and outdoor fun. Mammals big and

small reside here, along with raptors and other birds.

For no charge at all, families can go see Amber and

iberty, the zoos two bald eagles, or go say hello to

sister-and-brother mountain lions, Star and Thunder.

For more, visit c.rhfld.w.u/pr/Zoo/dfult.ht.

mOre OutdOOr Fun

Still searching for more outdoorsy activities? Well,

head to amus Nature Preserve and ecreation Area

and escape from everyday life. This 32-acre preserve

is located on Marshfields north side. Facilities

include restrooms, a grill, picnic tables and more.

Although the land was initially purchased to protect

the citys wellhead, there are now hiking/walking/

biking trails that allow outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy

the scenic property and its accompanying wildlife.

Three small ponds also were constructed on the

preserve to further enhance the acreage.

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The Marshfeld Clinic has a plan to deal with the shortage o

dentists in rural Wisconsin.The renowned clinic hopes to start the states second dentalschool, with a goal o training dentists to practice in rural andother under-served areas in Wisconsin and other states. Theclinic already operates seven dental clinics including thelatest addition, The Marshfeld Dental Center which serveall patients, regardless o ability to pay or insurance status.

The proposed school is at least several years and about $20million away, but we believe we have enough background andexperience and success to say to people, You can believe inus. We can get it done. says Greg Nycz, executive director othe Family Health Center o Marshfeld and director o healthpolicy or the Marshfeld Clinic.

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ealth & Wellness

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Nestled in the heart of Wisconsin, this city offers two full-service medical

facilities, and is a quality alternative to traveling to the big cities.

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mnstry health care

Keeps patents FrstMinistry Saint Josephs ospital, a 500-plus-bed,state-of-the-art facility, is known for its superior

medical care and cutting-edge technology, and

is designated as one of three childrens hospitals

in Wisconsin.

Were located right in the middle of the state,

says Carla avid, the hospitals public and

community relations manager. The alternative for

patients would be driving all the way to Madison or

Milwaukee or the Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul,

Minn.), and for those in north central Wisconsin,

Marshfield is closer to home.

As part of Ministry ealth Care, a values,ministry-driven health care delivery network

of aligned hospitals, clinics and other providers

based in Wisconsin and Minnesota, Ministry Saint

Josephs puts its patients first, offering hands-on,

compassionate care.

It also is the only verified pediatric and adult

trauma center in the north central part of the state,

avis says. Some of the ways the hospital enhances

its reputation is by keeping up with some of the

worlds most up-to-date technologies, including

gamma knife radiosurgery, intraoperative MI,

nuclear medicine imaging and the da incirobotic surgery system.

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Physically linked to the hospital is Marshfield

Clinic, which has quietly become one of the nations

leading medical care and research facilities. The

clinic performs cutting-edge work in epidemiology,

farm medicine, clinical research, human genetics and

informatics every day. Marshfield now takes its place

among Wisconsins 3 Ms three cities in the state

known as biomedical research hot spots, the other

two being much bigger Southern neighbors,

Milwaukee and Madison.

esignated as a national model for health care

reform, Marshfield Clinic is one of only 10 sites in the

nited States selected by the Centers for Medicare and

Medicaid Services to take part in a project focusing

on reducing health care costs through increased

patient education, care management and monitoring

between visits with your health care provider.

The clinic also recently opened the $40 million

aird Center for Medical esearch, named after

former congressman and .S. Secretary of efense

Melvin . aird. In addition to its reputation inresearch, the clinic staffs more than 400 physician

specialists and subspecialists, provides library and

seminar facilities, and features a medical school.

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Ministry Saint Josephs ospital is gettingan upgrade.Plans are in the works to make significant

improvements to the Marshfield hospital, which

has invested almost $60 million in the past five

years toward remodeling, construction, facility

infrastructure and new technology.

The biggest changes will be the addition of two

floors to the West Pavilion, each of which will add

another 30 single-patient rooms, along with

renovations to the Neonatal Intensive Care nit,

and upgrades to the adult and pediatric Intensive

Care nit environments. Construction is expected

to take approximately 18 to 20 months.

Creating the capacity for private rooms for a

majority of our patients has been a long-standing

goal of our board and leaders, says Brian Kief,

president of Ministry Saint Josephs ospital. We

are embarking on a planning and design process

that will lead to the achievement of this goal.

For more information about Ministry Saint Josephs

ospital, visit www.ntryhlth.or/sJ/ho.nw.

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prate educatOnIn keeping with the citys

small-town feel are the host of

schools within the Marshfield

School istrict and Columbus

Catholic Schools.

The five elementary schools,

one middle school and one high

school that compose MS serve

more than 4,000 students. Its 282

teachers and 164 support personnel

give students the personal

attention they need to succeed.

The district is committed tothe academic achievement of

its students, with Marshfield

igh School offering more than

22 advanced placement classes.

The school also prides itself on

the one-on-one attention it gives

to students, and its programs

that help develop a base for

knowledge, critical thinking

skills, responsible citizenship,

and respect for self and others.

MSs popular 4-year-oldkindergarten program starts

students out early, giving them

personal attention and preparing

them for the educational

journey ahead.

The areas Columbus Catholic

Schools are dedicated to providing

a high-quality Catholic education.

The preK-12 system includes St.

John the Baptist Primary School,

ur ady of Peace Intermediate

School, Columbus Catholic Middle

School and Columbus Catholic

igh School.

Fi-i mi i o i i, in part due to

its excellent schools that include public, private and higher education facilities.

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At Marshfeld High School, students are getting real-lie experience in money management with a new Central City Credit Union branchofce right in the school.

Credit union sta collaborate with teachers to help students learn about the importance o money management, investing, loan andcredit card applications, business ethics, fnancial saety and security.

The branch ofce also provides work experience and career exploration to students in Marshfeld High Schools Youth Apprenticeshipprogram, sponsored by the Marshfeld Area Chamber o Commerce and Industry, to help students gain experience, and help employersdevelop skilled workers within the community.

hgher educatOn

The niversity of Wisconsin-

Marshfield/Wood County and

Mid-State Technical College offer

quality higher education minus

the massive class sizes.

At W-Marshfield/Wood

County students receive

individual attention, with class

sizes averaging about 23 students

and a student-teacher ratio of

17-to-1.W-Marshfield/Wood

County saw a record enrollment in

the fall of 2010 with 712 students,

including 251 new freshmen.ocated just west of downtown

Marshfield, the campus is situated

on 114 acres in a quiet residential

neighborhood. It offers a widerange of programs, including

associate degrees, specialized

certificate programs, and arts and

language classes for those who

wish to expand their own horizons.

The schools ffice of

Continuing ducation also keeps

community members in mind,

offering non-credit programs

that include training and business

development, and promoting

intellectual stimulation and

personal and professional growththrough a variety of seminars,

workshops and short courses.

Mid-State Technical College, a

student-focused and community-based campus, also keeps class

sizes small and attention on

individual students. ffering

more than 50 career opportunities

through associate degrees,

technical diplomas and certificates,

the campus continues to invest

heavily in its workforce-related

programs, preparing students

for the road ahead.

MSTC also is one of the 16

campuses within the Wisconsin

Technical College System. Tiffany Williams

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SNApShoTMarshfield has all the benefits of small-town living with the

educational and health care facilities of a much larger city.

It was ranked Best Place to ive in Wisconsin and 20th

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Through the ens

The new fire station in

Marshfield, Wis., is well worth a

visit. The lobby houses a museum

showcasing a historic fire engine

and lots of artifacts from the

departments history. And of

course, the station itself has a lot

of modern equipment (thats

firefighter-speak for fire trucks and

ambulances). In addition, the multi-

million dollar facility is the states

only fire station to achieve

gold-level certification.A geothermal system heats the

station, and solar energy heats the

water. There is also a gray-water

system to collect runoff from

showers for flushing toilets; a

separate system collects thousands

of gallons of rainwater that is used

to wash the stations equipment.

In short, Marshfields firefighters

are as adept at saving energy as

they are at saving lives.

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