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P2  \nGREG MARSTEN | SENTINEL  \nFlowery face at the Fair  \nThis young lady was quite the palette for artist Madison Main atthe Central Burnett County Fair over the weekend in Webster. While rain was a factor, the fair was lots of fun. See page 11 for more photos.  \nCounty Board weighs coming budget process  \nBY GREG MARSTEN  \nEDITOR@BURNETTCOUNTYSENTINEL.COM  \nThe Burnett County Board of Supervisors is weighing their 2024 annual budget, and while there have been a few proposed changes and asks, the relative change between this year and next is expected to be relatively minor.“It’s a working document,”stated Board Chair Don Taylor at the latest meeting last Thursday, Sept. 21.“We’ll  \nconsider it at the next board meeting.”  \nTaylor pointed out a few proposed changes, including several requests for funding that they haven’t seen prior, most notably from the Humane Society of Burnett County (HSBC), which does not receive any county money, but is asking for $36,000 annually, to help defray the costs of their large facility  \nSEE BUDGET, PAGE 2  \nWebster School mill rate falls again  \nBY GREG MARSTEN  \nEDITOR@BURNETTCOUNTYSENTINEL.COM  \nProperty owners in the Webster School will see their mill rate for school costs stay among the lowest in the state, but it doesn’t mean their taxes are going down.  \nThat news came during the school board’s annual meeting on Monday, Sept. 25, and while the budget hearing and annual  \nSEE MILL RATE, PAGE 2  \nCONTRIBUTED  \nSEE YES, PAGE 9 TheYes Program included a trip to Duluth for lacrosse.  \nTribal YES Program a template for success  \nCombining work, history, and education in a positive way  \nBY GREG MARSTEN  \nEDITOR@BURNETTCOUNTYSENTINEL.COM  \nAn innovative program o ered by the St. Croix Chippewa Tribe is being hailed as an example for other tribes and communities to pursue.  \nCalled the Youth Enrichment Scholarship program (YES), it combines education with employ-  \nment, history, and culture, allowing young adults to possibly nd new avenues for their future – potentially even in Tribal government.“It started in 2012 as just a plan,”stated Tribal Education Director Karen Washington.“We were looking at youth summer programs.”Washington said the intent was to get some kids working in the summer, earning money, while also  \nlearning about Tribal governance, various Tribal business venturesin construction, gaming, retail, medical areas and more, with the hopes of getting them interested and involved later.  \n“All di erent types oftasks!”Washington said, adding they also had the Lac Courte Oreilles college  \nOrthopedic Surgeons at St. Croix Health  \nExpert Care Close By  \n[800.828.3627](800.828.3627 | saintcroixhealth.org)[ |](800.828.3627 | saintcroixhealth.org)[ saintcroixhealth.org](800.828.3627 | saintcroixhealth.org)  \nBALSAM LAKE FREDERIC LINDSTRÖM ST. CROIX FALLS WEBSTER  \nDr. David Nordin and Dr. John Kampa, Orthopedic Surgery  \nNEWS  \n715-463-2341 [editor@burnettcountysentinel.com](editor@burnettcountysentinel.com)  \nADVERTISING  \n715-791-4134 [marketing@burnettcountysentinel.com](marketing@burnettcountysentinel.com)  \nCLASSIFIEDS  \n715-557-1722 [classifieds@theameryfreepress.com](classifieds@theameryfreepress.com)  \nSUBSCRIPTIONS/PUBLIC NOTICES  \n715-463-2341 [office@burnettcountysentinel.com](office@burnettcountysentinel.com)  \n[www.burnettcountysentinel.com](www.burnettcountysentinel.com)  \nDNRCrex Meadows report brings skeptical comments  \nBY GREG MARSTEN  \nEDITOR@BURNETTCOUNTYSENTINEL.COM  \nSeveral local residents who have been on the forefront of rural Grantsburg property ooding issues are raising their doubts on a recent Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) report from Dr. George Kraft, University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point hydrogeologist, on the groundwater oo","cbCaie2p3dybCtcH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie2p3dybCtcH","pdf",9319938,24,"English","# Burnett County news and community updates\n## County Board budget process\n## Webster School mill rate discussion\n## Tribal YES Program overview\n## Crex Meadows DNR groundwater report and public response\n## Webster students at SkillsUSA Nationals","[{\"question\":\"What is the Burnett County Board of Supervisors evaluating in this issue?\",\"answer\":\"The board is weighing its 2024 annual budget and discussing proposed changes and funding requests.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the Webster School mill rate discussion relate to taxes?\",\"answer\":\"The report says the Webster School costs remain among the lowest in the state, but it also notes that doesn’t necessarily mean taxes are going down.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are some residents skeptical about the Crex Meadows DNR report?\",\"answer\":\"Local residents raise doubts about the conclusions regarding groundwater flooding near Crex Meadows and question the explanations presented.\"}]","Burnett County Sentinel Weekly News - Vol. 61 No. 49 - Local Community Reports and Updates | PDF",1789136622,8]