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GREENVILLE, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) -- People are hitting the roads, and the airports once again, to kick off Memorial Day weekend. Appleton Airport says it's ...

Scots teen determined to walk again after Leukaemia leaves him without feeling in legs Aidan Hogg, 15, was rushed to A&E last week where he and hiis family were given the devastating news. Aidan Hogg was diagnosed with Leukaemia (Image: Emma Davidson) Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our...

Who's on Board is a series highlighting local boards and committees on Cape Cod and the people who serve on them. ORLEANS  — In the spring of 2019, Tracy Murphy found herself talking with other parents in Orleans about the need for recreational activities to keep their children active and engaged. “We wanted more programming, more activities for kids, support for working families, so we went to the Select Board,” she said.  The board listened to their concerns and threw the ball back in their court.  “If you say you want a voice loud enough, and they give you a voice, you have to s...

That was Kyle Wibby’s position Monday on whether Orleans should have a community center. Wibby, vice chairman of the town's Recreation Advisory Committee, and four panelists talked during a citizens forum Monday about what a center might look like, where it might be located and what it might offer residents. A father of three young children, Wibby runs programs out of the Old Firehouse on Main Street and has been involved in the development of the Finch Skate Park. “There is a need and a desire for it,” he said of a new community center.  A community center was listed as one of the to...

ORLEANS — Residents are invited to share their ideas for what a new community center could look like during an interactive program Jan. 25. “Orleans Community Center: Imagine All It Can Be," presented by the Orleans Citizens Forum, will be held from 5:30-7 p.m.   The forum hopes the event will tease out ideas, suggestions and possibilities for what the town might one day be able to offer its young and old alike. Voters turned down an article at October’s town meeting to fund a feasibility study for a community center. They also voted down a ballot question that would have authorized $...