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Marnie O. Mamminga

, and several She is the author of On a Clear Night: Essays from the Heartland. Her first book, Return to Wake Robin: One Cabin in the Heyday of Northwoods Resorts was chosen as one of Parade Magazine’s best reads for summer 2012 and was featured on the popular Wisconsin Public Radio Chapter a Day program in August 2013. Marnie holds a B.A. and Master’s degree from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, and is a frequent speaker at many book clubs, libraries, and other events. She...
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Ricin Fast Facts - Local News 8

Ricin Fast Facts Here’s a look at ricin, a natural, highly toxic compound that is extracted from castor beans. Facts About one million tons of castor beans are processed every year, worldwide. Ricin is part of the waste from the beans when castor oil is made. Sometimes this is called “mash.” Less than a pinpoint can kill a human if ingested, injected or inhaled. There is no known cure. Ricin can be used in powder, pellet, mist or acid form. If injected, ricin causes immediate death of the...
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With "Empty Stages," the Champlain Trio Illustrates Performance in a Pandemic | Performing Arts | Seven Days

The Champlain Trio, from left: Letitia Quante, Emily Taubl and Hiromi Fukuda Six pandemic-endangered performance venues are the settings for "Empty Stages: Performances and Stories of Resilience," a mini-documentary series created earlier this year by Vermont filmmaker Jay Craven. The riveting performers on those stages are the members of the Champlain Trio, a year-old Vermont chamber group. In one moment that occurs in the final episode, pianist H...
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Vermont sugaring season cut short as syrup makers deal with warm temps

And of course, now its gone again. "Wouldnt it be great if we got sugaring weather again, but the seasons already done," Hope said. Not so sweet sap Adding to sugar makers woes, sugar content in the sap that did flow was lower than usual this year. "Mother Nature sometimes works and sometimes doesnt," Hope said. "What Im hearing is the average sugar content in sap is 2%. People were running much lower than that for a portion of the time." That meant it took more than the usual 40 gallons of sap...
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Building boats more than a brief respite for Padovano

Mar 03, 2021 By Gary Blankenship Senior Editor News in Photos Judge Phil Padovano at the wheel of Bella Figura. Bella Figura literally translates from Italian to “good figure.” But as a common saying, explains retired First District Court of Appeal Judge Philip Padovano, it means much more. “It�...
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Good News, Positive Trends and Stories of Resilience From an Awful Year

Michael Tonn More than 1.6 million people worldwide have died of COVID-19 so far this year; more than 300,000 of them were in the United States, and 100 were in Vermont. The coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the U.S. economy. Its driving up rates of depression, anxiety and overdose deaths, and causing record numbers of parents, mostly women, to leave the workforce to care for their kids. An...
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