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"If the world could be a fraction of what Bill Chapman was, then this world would be a better place," said Diane Gard, friend and former Oconomowoc city administrator.

'The man who would build bridges': Longtime Waukesha County municipal attorney Bill Chapman dies at 90 Samantha Hendrickson, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Submitted by James and Krista Chapman Bill Chapman, who died May 19, 2021 at the age of 90, served the Lake Country area as a municipal attorney for over 60 years. Bill Chapman was nothing if not dedicated.  For over 60 years, the Hartland-raised attorney served multiple cities and towns throughout Lake Country, specializing in municipal law. He continued his practice law until just a year before he died on May 19, age�...

GuidesArch CityHome & StyleDiningFeaturesWeddingsLegals Warning: Racism is Hazardous to Your Health in Columbus Franklin County and the city of Columbus have declared racism a public health threat for good reason. Just look at the statistics. What’s being done to attack the inequities? Kathy Lynn Gray Talk about a racial divide. Consider this:  There’s Bexley, which is 87 percent white. Compare it to the Near East Side of Columbus, which is 59 percent Black. They are essentially next-door neighbors. The average lifespan of residents in the wealthy suburb? A little more than 85 yea...

LENOX — At the heart of Berkshire County is Lenox. From here, one can access the entire region with ease. But, the question begs, why would you leave town, when everything you want is already here? The town, after all, has been called home by such notable residents such as James Taylor, Yo-Yo Ma and Maureen Stapleton, and families like the Carnegies, Astors and Vanderbilts. Sean and Kristina McGrath of New York City explore the leaf-lined pathways in the forest surrounding The Mount, Edith Wharton’s estate, in Lenox in October. Eagle File Photo A ...