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Mukwonago residents plunge into river for veterans - Vimarsana News

Mukwonago residents plunge into river for veterans

The American Legion Post 375 is raising $50,000 to rebuild a cabin for veterans in Northern Wisconsin.

Source: wisn.com
People plunge into icy waters of the Mukwonago River for veterans - Vimarsana News

People plunge into icy waters of the Mukwonago River for veterans

People jumped into the icy waters of the Mukwonago River to fundraise for the American Legion Post 375 and a new cabin for veterans in Northern Wisconsin.

Source: wxow.com
Water, Wisconsin's key natural resource, faces storm runoff threat - Vimarsana News

Water, Wisconsin's key natural resource, faces storm runoff threat

Wisconsin storm runoff is one of the greatest threats to the quality of Lake Michigan. Millions of people rely on it for freshwater.

Lineup of summer performers announced for Mukwonago's Phantom Junction Stage - Vimarsana News

Lineup of summer performers announced for Mukwonago's Phantom Junction Stage

CBS 58 is your local source for the Milwaukee news, Milwaukee weather, and Milwaukee sports.

Source: cbs58.com
Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program Creates More Green Space Across Wisconsin - Vimarsana News

Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program Creates More Green Space Across Wisconsin

/ Three Bridges Park in Milwaukee used Knowles-Nelson funding to turn a vacant rail lot into a new park in 2013. Updated 2:04 p.m. CDT As people around the world celebrate the 51st anniversary of Earth Day, in Wisconsin those celebrations come with a special nod to Wisconsinite and father of Earth Day Gaylord Nelson. Nelson is one of the two former Wisconsin governors remembered through The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program — the other being Warren Knowles. Over its 30-plus years, the program has helped preserve 650,000 acres of land across the state. Now it’s up for reauthorization. Go...

Source: wuwm.com