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Giving dry cows the attention they deserve
JUNEAU, Wis. — Comfort is a focus beyond the lactating cow barn at Nehls Bros. Farms, with dry cows receiving special treatment, too. As they rest in preparation for delivering their next calf, cows lie on deep, sand-bedded free stalls and receive adequate ventilation and heat abatement. “We try...
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Oshkosh drivers should plan around 4 street closures Nov. 9-13
OSHKOSH – Drivers will run into road closures and lane restrictions across Oshkosh the week of Nov. 9-13 as contractors continue street, sidewalk, water main and utility work, according to the city. The city's list of traffic restrictions runs from Nov. 7 through Nov. 13. Here's what to know before you head out. Read more: A lighthouse and lake views await at Oshkosh's Asylum Point Park | Hidden Gems Roads closed Four streets will be closed at some point in the Nov. 7-13 window: Lake Shore Drive from Merritt Avenue to Washington Avenue: closed. Ohio Street from West South Park Avenue to West 17th Avenue: closed. Fluor Court from Bowen Street to the end of the cul-de-sac: closed to through traffic. Progress Drive from West Fernau Avenue to the end of the cul-de-sac: closed to through traffic. Through traffic should plan alternate routes around each of those stretches. Read more: XRoads41 single-day tickets on sale to see Sam Hunt, Tim McGraw in Oshkosh Lane restrictions Drivers should expect slowdowns and possible delays in these areas, where lanes will be restricted: Bowen Street from Washington Avenue to Merritt Avenue. Cedar Street from West Bent Avenue to Hobbs Avenue. West Fernau Avenue
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Waupun Fire and Rescue to Host Food Drive, Smoke Alarm Checks Saturday
WAUPUN — Waupun Fire and Rescue will host two community events Saturday, Nov. 7, collecting donations for the Waupun Food Pantry and helping residents check their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. The department’s annual Fill Our Tanks Food Drive will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with firefighters...
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Central Wisconsin Christian claims first gold ball with sweep of Turtle Lake
ASHWAUBENON – A state championship win doesn't happen by accident and doesn't happen without fans sitting on the edge of their seats and cheering with no regard for how their voice may sound later. For Central Wisconsin Christian, it ended with fans watching a Kiley Beer serve hit the top of the net and drop to the floor. "I try to have a lot of confidence going back (to serve), but obviously there's a lot of pressure going back there on game point," Beer said. "I knew that I could do what I trusted. I've trained for this, I've prepared for this. "When I saw it go over the tape and go over, it just hit me and it was great." Central Wisconsin Christian, the No. 2 seed in the WIAA Division 5 state tournament swept Turtle Lake (26-24, 25-23, 26-24) to win its first state championship in school history. The 80-mile journey from Central Wisconsin Christian to the Resch Center, the biggest stage the state has to offer, to now state champions, started years ago. It started long before any of the girls who took to the floor on Saturday, Nov. 7 played a point of high school volleyball.