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Fox Cities Chamber and Valley leaders share recovery efforts
(WFRV)- The Valley continues recovering from the July tornado and severe storms, with businesses and communities working together to rebuild. In this segment, Becky Bartoszek, President and CEO of the Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce, shares that, from the chamber’s perspective, one of the most encouraging things to come out of the storms was how quickly the community stepped up to help others, and explains what that response looked like in the days following the storm. With major businesses in the Fox Cities also showing support, Becky discusses the ways the business community has contributed.
NBC 26 WGBA Green Bay
Menasha small businesses after tornado: Who's rebuilding, who's not?
WBAY Green Bay
WBAY Green Bay
Fox Cities parks to replant trees lost to tornado
FOX CROSSING, Wis. (WBAY) — Hundreds of trees across Neenah, Menasha and Fox Crossing were destroyed in minutes during July’s tornado. In Fox Crossing, more than 150 trees are already gone or will be removed. At Whitman Park, which lost 20 trees, crews plan to replant as early...
WFRV Local 5
Menasha Skatepark begins revival after July tornado destruction
MENASHA, Wis. (WFRV) — “It doesn’t matter if you’re black and white or gay and straight; it’s just skateboarding. Everyone is always trying to help each other out.” A beloved Menasha skate park that was heavily damaged by the EF3 tornado in July is being revived by the community. For 24 years, the Menasha Skatepark […]
spectrumnews1.com
'One of the craziest times in our life': Fox Valley tornado recovery continues nearly 2 months later
MENASHA, Wis. — Nearly two months after a July tornado ravaged parts of the Fox Valley, some Menasha families still have yet to return to living in their homes. Steven Kenneth Miller Jr. and his wife, Crystal Miller, have not been able to live in their home for weeks. The tornado left broken windows, damaged walls and a ruined roof, along with debris across their backyard.
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Menasha residents face long road to recovery 2 months after July tornado
MENASHA, Wis. — Nearly two months after an EF-3 tornado swept through parts of the Fox Cities, residents and relief organizations said recovery is moving forward but will take months and, in some cases, years. In Menasha, Carla Williamson’s home is expected to be demolished Monday. The house, located...
The Post-Crescent
LETTER: Appleton reader grateful for generous community after storms
What tornado response would make Fox Valley strong? We are a generous community. We welcomed the Hmong via church communities in the 1980s, have also welcomed people from all over the world who are seeking a better life. We act according to the Golden rule, treat others as you want to be treated. So today our family discussed what we can do. Already so many of us in the Fox Valley area have donated money, volunteer service and items to address this catastrophe. The Community Foundation, United Way and LEAVEN are giving money to those impacted . Thank you! What would help us, as a household, would be a best-practices guide for us to use in order to accept properly-vetted individuals/small families into our home. With devastation so high in our area, we all can extend our humanity, hospitality and while acting responsibly and thoroughly to all who can use our help. Continuing on with hope and a strong heart. John Gosling, Appleton Tips for getting your letter to the editor published Here are some tips to get your views shared with your friends, family, neighbors and across our state: Please include your name, street address and daytime phone. Generally,
NBC26
Gusty Winds Kick Off a Cooler Week
A cold front passed over the NBC 26 viewing area this afternoon, increasing cloud cover and bringing winds around 20 miles per hour, with gusts reaching up to 30 miles per hour at times. The combination of clouds and wind helped keep our temperatures this afternoon only in the low 60s.
WBAY Green Bay
Tornado recovery brings insurance questions for Fox Cities homeowners
FOX CITIES, Wis. (WBAY) - Homeowners in the Fox Cities affected by the EF-3 tornado over the summer continue to deal with insurance issues, including figuring out what is covered, how much they will have to pay out of pocket, and what to do if they are still waiting for a call back.
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Fox11online.com
Showers to persist through Saturday; Drying out Sunday
Rain continues across the southern half our area this morning, and the showers are likely to linger into the afternoon for many. The most consistent rain has been south of Highway 10, where more than an inch of rain has fallen in some spots. There are still Flood Watches in...
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Saturday's Appleton farmers market canceled because of forecast rain
APPLETON (WLUK) -- There will be no Downtown Appleton Farm Market this week, with heavy rains in the forecast. Organizers say they made the decision to cancel Saturday morning's market because many vendors said they were not planning to appear. The farm market will not be held next week, either,...
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STORM WATCH: Heavy rain, possible street flooding as large storm system moves in
(WLUK) -- We're on Storm Watch as a large storm system moves through the Great Lakes Friday and Saturday. Widespread rainfall is expected. Areas of heavy rain are possible for the southern half of the area. The highest likelihood for heavy rain will be from Appleton and south tonight. Severe...