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Menasha residents continue to lift up neighbors in need
The powerful tornado that tore through Menasha in July damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes. But something new emerged from the rubble: informal community resource hubs. Carrie Lane’s home was left uninhabitable. But Lane’s front yard became a gathering spot for neighbors in need of food, water, cleaning supplies and disaster information to get from one day to the next.
commongoodnews.org
Menasha Tornado Spurs Community Resource Hubs Amidst Devastation
Community Solidarity Shines as Menasha Tornado Recovery Efforts Evolve. In the wake of a destructive tornado that struck Menasha in July, a new spirit of community collaboration has emerged, transforming chaos into a coordinated relief effort. What began as a spontaneous gathering on Carrie Lane’s front lawn has now grown into structured community resource hubs, offering vital support to residents in need.
Fox11online.com
Showers, thunderstorms possible with Next Weathermaker
(WLUK) -- Our Next Weathermaker is a front that pushes through the state tomorrow night bringing showers and possible thunderstorms to the area. Temperatures are still above average for Thursday and Friday with partly cloudy skies. Today remains mainly cloudy with a high of 58. Tomorrow should be mostly sunny...
WFRV Local 5
Drought conditions spark fire near Wisconsin homes
PESHTIGO, Wis. (WFRV) — A wood shed was burnt to a crisp by a fire that proceeded to spread through the woods towards nearby homes in Peshtigo on October 25. According to a press release, the Peshtigo Fire Department put out the fire around 2:10 p.m. before it damaged any homes or put any lives […]
WBAY Green Bay
Warming back up for the mid-week
NEXT BIG CHANGE: Buckle up - we’re going on a temperature roller coaster this week. Tuesday will bring more clouds than sunshine and the chance for a couple of stray showers. It will remain seasonably mild with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. Southerly winds push highs...
NBC26
A brief return to late October temperatures
This weekend did not feel like we were heading into the last week of October, as highs climbed into the low 70s, almost 20 degrees above average for late October. However, a cold front moved through yesterday, bringing back a more seasonable late October feel. The front shifted our winds to the north, making today a bit breezy. Northerly winds bring in cooler, more seasonable air. Temperatures this morning are around 50 degrees and won’t warm much throughout the day, with highs only reaching the low 50s. That’s much closer to what we would expect for late October.
WFRV Local 5
Menasha mother and son grow roadside aid into major tornado relief hub
MENASHA, Wis. (WFRV) – What started as a small table on the side of the road in Menasha has grown into something much bigger. Just days after the July 27 tornado, Faith Meiers and her son Silas Lucht started handing out supplies. “Just driving around after and just seeing the devastation and the people in […]