Memories of summer haying
Jul. 3, 2023
I am thankful in many ways for growing up and moving back to the farm but also appreciative of not having to stack hay bales anymore.
I am thankful in many ways for growing up and moving back to the farm but also appreciative of not having to stack hay bales anymore.
In an encouraging sign, reserves in Wisconsin’s unemployment fund increased last year after they plunged during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Getting good broadband to every corner of the state has been an elusive goal.
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Our nation is getting ready to party as we celebrate our 246th on July 4.
Longtime Wisconsin journalist Donald (Don) E. Lewis, 88, of Oshkosh, died May 29, at home with his wife, Jo Ann, by his side.
After graduating with a bachelor's degree in journalism from UW-Madison, Lewis worked as a reporter for the Oshkosh Daily Northwestern for 10 years before moving his family to Milwaukee to begin his career with The Milwaukee Journal in June 1966. He went on to become a feature editor for the newspaper, retiring when the Milwaukee Journal and Milwaukee Sentinel merged in March 1995.
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