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Wisconsin election: Voter turnout in Waukesha County
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Tosa West Seniors Prepare to Make Their Voices Heard at the Polls on November 3
As the November 3rd midterm election approaches, Wauwatosa West Senior Julian Zwaska finds himself between the high school and adult world. Students like Zwaska have watched the political discussions, but this fall turning 18 means stepping into the voting booth. Zwaska understands the importance of voting, but is nervous to participate in the November 3rd midterm elections.
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Brewers World Series parade, rally attendance estimated at 750K+
MILWAUKEE - The Brewers World Series championship parade and rally drew more than three-quarters of a million people to Milwaukee on Friday, Oct. 30. According to the Milwaukee Police Department, it's estimated that more than 750,000 people attended either the parade along the city's streets or the rally at Henry Maier Festival Park. That's nearly one-and-a-half times the population of Milwaukee itself and nearly 13% of the population of the entire state of Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee’s Hunting Moon Powwow connects through song and dance
The beat of rawhide drums, the jingle of little metal bells and distant aroma of fry bread all create the atmosphere of a powwow — an Indigenous celebration that brings people together to dance, sing and embrace culture. The Hunting Moon Powwow, which started in Milwaukee in the early...
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The nation’s top housing market is familiar to Brewers fans
The day after the small-market Milwaukee Brewers claimed their first World Series title in franchise history, the midsized Wisconsin city of Appleton was crowned the top housing market in the U.S. by The Wall Street Journal and Realtor.com. Located about 100 miles north of Milwaukee and home to the Brewers’...
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A Milwaukee that could have been: Envisioning the weight of loss from decades of Republican policies
Americans often recognize the value of something only after it is threatened or taken away. A factory closes, a pension disappears, a neighborhood school shuts its doors, or a public program is eliminated, and then its importance becomes unmistakable. That instinct has shaped political debate for decades. It is far...