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Deb Hoffman owns more than 20,000 Winnie the Pooh items. "People call me the crazy Winnie the Pooh lady and I would say that's probably correct I definitely associated with the character," she said. WTMJ, in Milwaukee, went to her home meet the collector. Hoffman lives in Waukesha County and takes pride in each item in her collection. She started collecting about 30 years ago when she was in her 20s. She had her eye set on a particular Winne the Pooh phone... and the rest is history. Hoffman thinks the entire collection is worth over $1 million.

View Comments Editor's note: This story has been updated with council members' remarks, as well as opinions from citizen speakers. FOND DU LAC - The City Council voted Wednesday to terminate the agreement with Lakeside Forward, which planned to add a multipurpose building, ice skating rink and amphitheater to Lakeside Park. The vote passed 4 to 3, with council members Tiffany Brault and Keith Heisler, as well as council president Kay Miller and vice president Patrick Mullen in favor; and council members Arletta Allen, Ben Giles and Donna Richards opposed. A vote to amend the agreement — to...

FOND DU LAC - City Council's new voices will get a say in a proposed social media archiving software and policy, the council decided Wednesday. Councilmember Ben Giles suggested tabling a final decision for the next councilmembers to get a say in it, a motion that passed 5 to 2. Councilmembers Giles, Alicia Hans, Donna Richards and Arletta Allen, as well as Council President Brian Kolstad were in favor; Councilmember Dan Degner and Council Vice President Kay Miller were opposed. City Attorney Deb Hoffman first proposed the policy at the March 24 meeting, detailing guidelines for city official...

A Severna Park coffee shop will open in late March or early April at 888 Bestgate Road in Annapolis, a location once occupied by The Capital newsroom.

NZ Bear Hunt founder Deb Hoffman started a movement during lockdown. This old year had an agenda of its own that none of us could have predicted or wished for. But some people jumped into 2020 and – through determination, talent and chutzpah – changed the course of events for the better. Here's our pick of 20 such people. Deb Hoffman : For bringing us together Deb Hoffman’s name might not ring a bell, but you can’t walk around your neighbourhood without seeing traces of her genius. From the prime minister of New Zealand​ downwards, citizens stuck at home in lockdown joined togeth...