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The University of Whitewater’s Department of Music held a student senior recital that had the student Claudia Acosta, string bass player while accompanied by Lannette Calhoun who played the piano as they performed their pieces on April 6th at 3 pm at the Light Recital Hall. They performed four songs including two songs with other...

Devon Powers of Snyder, along with her dad, Peter Powers, will launch Bestcellar at 9560 Main St. in Clarence this summer. The bar will serve wine, beer, cider, mocktails and

Inspired by her father, Devon Powers is turning her lifelong love of reading into a business opportunity.

As the year comes to a close, the lists recapping everything we experienced for 2023 are starting to surface.

Seven students from Wausau will be touring with Kids From Wisconsin this summer.

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Gerald J. “Jerry” Cortese was called home by our Heavenly Father at his home in Kendrick on Tuesday morning, June 22, 2021. He was 59 years young. Jerry was born Dec. 30, 1961, in Bristol, Pa., to Joseph and Donna (Heilman) Cortese. He started school in Levittown, Pa. The family moved to California in 1978 where he attended and graduated high school in Danville, Calif. Jerry attended Diablo Valley College for a time prior to enlisting in the U.S. Army. Following his discharge, he work...

My lockdown nostalgia How I miss the sunny lockdown mornings of late spring last year, when I frogmarched my two children to the park to watch the goslings in the pond. Sometimes, when I feel like gently torturing myself, I try to remember what it felt like before we began to see other people mostly as potential vectors for disease – how it felt to hug friends, to brush past strangers in crowded bars, to touch a “high contact surface” like a door knob and not instantly reach for the ha...