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By these firearms. And i would concur that that is unacceptable. I certainly support the bill. But having served in the United States army as a leader of soldiers on deployment, all of whom were issued at least one weapon, i wonder if it literally requires an act of congress to suggest that d. H. S. Promulgate regulations to oversee the loss or theft of d. H. S. Supplied weapons. Yes. Over 200 weapons is horrible. Yes, one life lost is horrible. But should there be an act of congress . Because a...

Mid-afternoon on a breezy and chilly November afternoon, a handful of clammers joined together to pull wire cages they had anchored in the mud flats last spring.

Mid-afternoon on a breezy and chilly November afternoon, a handful of clammers joined together to pull wire cages they had anchored in the mud flats last spring.

"The Power of the River" by Daniel Larson features 28 interviews of people from northeastern Wisconsin. It will soon make its PBS Wisconsin premiere.

The film is the second in a trilogy about Wisconsins geography being produced by Green Bay filmmaker Dan Larson.

The area along the power lines on the Great Ledge area of the Rec Path gets quickly...

Take a stroll with a view along the Saugatuck and Aspetuck trails Peter Marteka FacebookTwitterEmail 1of12 Weston resident Richard Wiese, host of the Emmy-winning PBS series, "Born to Explore," says one of his favorite places for hiking is the Saugatuck Blue Trail East, an easy, undulating trail which he approaches from Redding. It follows the shore of the Saugatuck Reservoir, seen here. Enjoying the view is Wieses daughter, Sabrina.Richard Wiese / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 2of12 3of1...