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Whether you prefer treats, tinsel or toasts, Wisconsin has a number of unique holiday traditions. Heres our list of some of the best.

Whether you prefer treats, tinsel or toasts, Wisconsin has a number of unique holiday traditions. Heres our list of some of the best.

Whether you prefer treats, tinsel or toasts, Wisconsin has a number of unique holiday traditions. Heres our list of some of the best.

ENGLEWOOD — Camp Covid officially began at 9:42 a.m. Wednesday on the grassy berm at the Broncos’ UCHealth Training Center. A kid wearing a Phillip Lindsay jersey committed the unforgivable sin of sliding his left foot a few inches beyond the string separating the clean from the unclean. “Stay behind the rope!” a security guard barked at the 9-year-old. "COVID protocols!” The closest Bronco was Brandon McManus — 50, 60 yards away. The kicker turned to look. Come to think of it, next...

Marriage trio: Klemp brothers, Schuelke sisters going strong SAMANTHA WEST, Appleton Post-Crescent FacebookTwitterEmail APPLETON, Wis. (AP) — When Doug Klemp and Denise Schuelke started dating back in the mid-1990s, they recall being “all in” right off the bat. The way the couple saw it, they had to be — holidays, birthdays and other family celebrations would be pretty awkward if they didn’t stay together. That’s because their coupling marked the third Klemp boy to get together wit...

Outagamie County Exec and Democratic challenger to Ron Johnson is strongly pro-labor. //end headline wrapper ?> Tom Nelson. Photo courtesy of Nelson for Wisconsin. Thomas Nelson teamed up with union leaders and management to help wrest a paper mill threatened with closure from the scrap heap. They won, and the former Appleton Coated plant in Combined Locks continues to operate under new ownership. It’s a story that shows “sometimes the little guy, sometimes the underdog wins,” says Nels...

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APPLETON, Wis. (AP) — Stuffing cranberries into pork tenderloins, stirring butternut...

"God Was on Our Side That Day": 25 Years Ago, Wisconsin Could Have Lost Weyauwega By Mike Woods Wisconsin SHARE WEYAUWEGA, Wis. – We’re not supposed to forget our heroes. But 25 years ago, the heroes themselves, the ones that helped save the city of Weyauwega, they couldn’t wait to forget. A train derailment, 469,000 gallons of burning propane, and 14 days wondering if this day would be their ...

Provided by Dow Jones By Paul Page Sign up: With one click, get this newsletter delivered to your inbox. The global shipping industry is looking for calmer sailing under a Biden administration. Shipowners across a range of sectors say their operations were roiled by the tariff-filled trade showdowns and sanctions by the White House over the past four years. The WSJ Logistics Reports Costas Paris writes in a Shipping Matters commentary that the persistent volatilit...