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SOCIAL “Should We Have Closed the Season Sooner? Yes.” Wisconsin DNR Faces Backlash After Wolf Hunting Season Ends in an Uproar Controversy continues after hunters took more than 200 wolves in just three days SHARE The proposed week-long wolf hunt in Wisconsin ended in an uproar on February 25, 2021, after only three days. Hunters and trappers took 216 wolves, 82 percent over the state-set maximum limit, according to reports. The Department of Natural Resources originally planned a hunting season for November 2021, which would have given pups born in the spring a cha...

Hallelujah, this year is almost over. At our office we've started to reach the "last one out, turn off the lights" phase of December and I'm about ready to flick that switch in my office for the last time in 2020. Thank you for reading my stories over the past twelve tumultuous months. I'm not a journalist, and I have taken exactly zero writing or English classes since high school... and that was quite a while ago. Enter your number to get our free mobile app I occasionally struggle with proper punctuation (many thanks to editor Ashley W.) and sometime I sit and stare at this keyboard for ...

He's Not Here made the announcement via email to its customers and on its website. "Sorry, We Have Closed," the website states. "Dear Friends - Thanks for the privilege of serving you for the past 16 years! We are grateful to all of the wonderful people who have worked with us, and to all of the amazing customers who have supported us. We wish everyone a safe and healthy future - better times are ahead! Be kind and care for one another."

Communities have opened cooling stations. >> it's here for the people who don't have electricity. they can come here, cool off. >> reporter: some gas stations are seeing long lines, too, while othersç have closed, wit no power or fuel. >> frustrated, highly frustrated. >> reporter: david retland of washington, d.c., echoes what many in the hardest hit areas are feeling. >> most of the stuff would probably be discarded. most of my neighbors have packed up and left somewhere. >> reporter: just some of the millions without power headed into a sweltering fourth of july holiday. frances koe, nbc ...