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Milwaukee wedding, event venue shut down; people left in lurch
MILWAUKEE - Imagine being so close to your dream wedding only to find out your venue has shut down without notice. That is exactly what some Milwaukee brides and grooms are dealing with right now. Brides, grooms get no notice. What we know:. It is a situation that could turn...
Leader Telegram
Big differences in snow forecasts show uncertainty about storm
EAU CLAIRE — As a significant winter storm approaches the exact path is beginning to come into focus. Forecasters with the National Weather Service expect the heaviest snow Wednesday to fall in a narrow band, meaning even small changes in the storm’s path could have significant effects on total accumulations. The NWS update Tuesday morning predicted “a razor sharp snowfall gradient along the northwest edge of the band.” Unfortunately for the Chippewa Valley, the meteorologists expect that northwest edge to run in a line from the Twin Cities to Hayward, keeping this part of Wisconsin in the main snow...
seehafernews.com
Man Accused of Striking His Wife at a Manitowoc Grocery Store
A man is facing charges after he allegedly struck his wife at a Manitowoc grocery store. Manitowoc Police were called to a residence at 8:00 Monday evening (March 17th) on a report of a physical and verbal dispute. Officers learned that the suspect and his significant other, whose age and gender were redacted, were at Rob’s Family Market earlier that evening.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Get to know the Wisconsin All-American gymnast who's on Fox's 'Farmer Wants a Wife' starting Thursday
When Karina Sabol isn't working or coaching gymnastics, she's hanging out with her "best friends" (aka her family), hiking with her parents' dogs (she considers herself their "fun aunt"), horseback riding, snowshoeing ... ... or being on a reality TV dating show. When Sabol's friend suggested last year that the two of them should apply for "Love Island," Sabol had been learning about a different dating show — one that she felt was more her vibe: "Farmer Wants a Wife." The Madison resident was right, being cast on "FWAW" Season 3, which premieres at 8 p.m. CT Thursday on...
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Francis Creek Man Sentenced in Drug Cases
A Francis Creek man has been sentenced in a pair of drug cases. 43-year-old Joseph Greg Rochon was found guilty due to no contest pleas on charges of Possession of Narcotic Drugs, his second offense, and Possession of Amphetamine or Methamphetamine with Intent to Deliver. Judge Anthony Lambrecht ordered Rochon...
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Discover more of Wisconsin with these 5 day trips from Green Bay
Walk along a beach. Imagine what it would have been like to serve on a World War II submarine. Walk through the timeline of human flight. Eat some of the best food and drink some of the best drinks that can be found in Wisconsin. It's all less than a two-hour drive away from Green Bay. Here are few suggestions. Door County is a crown jewel of Wisconsin tourist destinations There's a big problem with taking a day trip to Door County. It's got way too much to do. The good news: You really can't go wrong. For eating,...
WFRV Local 5
Local Irish pubs get big business on St. Patty’s Day
De Pere, Wis.(WFRV) – Some local Irish pubs were feeling like they found gold at the end of the rainbow. That’s because Monday was St. Patrick’s Day, the busiest day of the year for many Irish pubs and restaurants. “St. Patrick’s Day is four times busier than our normal Friday fish fry,” said Wade Conard […]
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Green Bay school district cuts race-related language from two policies; second DEI change
GREEN BAY - Driven by federal funding threats, the Green Bay School District voted unanimously Monday to remove more language on diversity, equity and inclusion, this time from district policies. The two policies affected will cut provisions aiming to address achievement gaps and representation in high-level programs. These cuts, along with similar changes in late February , show the fear of losing key federal funding that’s supporting programs across the district. At the February meeting, every board member spoke out about their disapproval of the change, even though a 4-3 majority voted in favor. This time, there was no...