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Aiden Wijeyakulasuriya is one of two spellers representing Wisconsin in the 2024 Scripps National Spelling Bee. It will be his third and final time at the competition. Harm Venhuizen Aiden Wijeyakulasuriya, 13, is set to compete in his third Scripps National Spelling Bee. In 2019, Wijeyakulasuriya took 51st place, and last year he tied for 21st. But he says its not the idea of winning that keeps bringing him back to the stage. The place wasnt really what I cared about, he said in an interview. I think that whole week was one of the best weeks of my life. It really inspired me to keep on spelling to go back just one more time. He says his favorite part of the competition is the environment and the friendships built with other competitors. TMJ4 News Aiden Wijeyakulasuriya, 13, of Middleton. The upcoming Scripps National Spelling Bee will be his third and final as a competitor. Most competitive events, you know, norm
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MADISON 鈥?One of the first people in the state to get the COVID-19 vaccine spoke with TMJ4 News about her experience for the first time. I feel so hopeful, and yesterday was such an emotional day, said Dr. Ann Sheehy, the division leader of Hospital Medicine at UW Health. It almost feels surreal. Dr. Sheehy is in exclusive company, but not for long. On Monday, she was the first of ten UW Health employees to be vaccinated. This is what weve been hoping for and its here. It feels almost too good to be true, Sheehy said.Just a day removed from her first of two shots, she says she s feeling okay. I feel fine, she said. I dont have any symptoms. J
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stanley vattenflaska ay have these mild symptoms and that could be for the first three days, Sheehy said. Some of what Ive read is the second dose can come with more symptoms so Im preparing for that. She continues preparing like she has since the pandemic began and also reflecting on the darker days of COVID. We started worrying we werent going to have all the healthcare providers or beds, she said.Seeing lonely patients also took an emotional toll. Mid-Novem
caneca stanley ber, right around Thanksgiving time. We felt were so deep and there was really no end in sight, Sheehy said.Now, the end appears to be in sight. but t
