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Green Bay Press-Gazette
Where UWGB Phoenix women's basketball stands in March Madness bracket predictions
GREEN BAY – The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay women’s basketball team will learn its opening-round opponent for the NCAA tournament when selections are unveiled starting at 7 p.m. Sunday on ESPN. As of Saturday night, longtime ESPN bracketologist Charlie Creme was predicting the Phoenix to receive a No. 13 seed and play No. 4 Ohio State in the first round on the Buckeyes’ home court in Columbus, Ohio. Megan Gauer of Her Hoop Stats , another respected source in the bracketology game, also had UWGB earning a No. 13 seed and playing OSU. The Phoenix has been a No....
countryherald.com
Green Bay 5-Day Forecast: St. Patrick’s Day Sunshine Followed by Wintry Mix and Rain Midweek
Green Bay, WI – Wisconsin residents will see a mix of spring warmth and lingering winter conditions as St. Patrick’s Day kicks off the week with sunshine, but a major storm is set to bring rain and snow by midweek. According to the National Weather Service, Monday, March...
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Don Gorske Eats His 35,000th Big Mac, Pushing Record To Unreachable Lengths
History was made today in the town of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin as Don Gorske pushed a Guinness World Record to an officially impossible length. Going down as surely the only person who is capable of holding the record, Don sat down at the McDonald's on South Military in the small Wisconsin town to eat his 35,000th Big Mac.
WBAY Green Bay
One person seriously hurt in Green Bay fight
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Green Bay police say one person suffered serious injuries during a fight on the 100 block of N. Monroe Ave. downtown Thursday. Police were called about a fight among a small group of people. A suspect ran away from the scene, but police say within hours they’d identified a person of interest, and through a coordinated response with patrol officers located and the suspect and took them into custody.
The Post-Crescent
Freedom is headed to state for the first time since 1990, while Kimberly comes up short
The Freedom boys basketball team is headed to the state tournament in Division 3, while Kimberly's magical postseason run came to an end Saturday. Division 3 sectional final Freedom 49, Little Chute 34 SEYMOUR - It has been awhile since Freedom has played in the WIAA state tournament in Madison. It was 1990, when Freedom won the Class B state title. “It’s a dream come true,” Freedom senior guard Drew Kortz said after the Irish’s win over Little Chute in the WIAA Division 3 sectional final. “We always dreamed about this when we were children and through high school....
kaukaunacommunitynews.com
Powerful spring storm damages apartments, businesses in southern Wisconsin
JANESVILLE — A powerful storm that moved through southern Wisconsin overnight damaged businesses, apartments and uprooted trees, with much of the damage centered along Milton Avenue on the east side of Janesville. At Boucher Hyundai of Janesville, staff were sweeping the parking lot after winds blew in the glass...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Milwaukee-area woman deported to Laos though she's never been there, doesn't speak the language
A Hmong American woman who has lived in the Milwaukee area since she was 8 months old was deported last week to Laos, a country she has never visited, and says she is stranded in a rooming house surrounded by military guards. Ma Yang, 37, a mother of five, said she does not speak the Lao language, has no family or friends in the country and that the military is holding all her documents. She was born in Thailand, the daughter of Hmong refugees after the Vietnam War, and she was a legal permanent U.S. resident until she pleaded...