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WEST ALLIS, Wis. 鈥?When it comes to professional cycling there arent many duos like the Schneider sisters - Samantha and Skylar.Between the two of them, they ve won dozens of national and international competitions. Samantha placed first in just about every major multi-day race in the United States. Her younger sister, Skylar, won the Pan American Championships in 2023 and got third in nationals this year. Plus, she won the Tour of America s Dairyland race in Wisconsin among many others. We have a joke we ve never been on va
stanley water bottle cation, but we ve been to dozens of countries and states because of cycling, so I get my travel bug in, yea, with racing, Skylar Schneider said. Milwaukee Area Technical College and Milwaukee PBS Skyler Schneider left and Samantha Schneider right comp
stanley cup ete in the Tour of America s Dairyland race which is a multi-day event throughout Wisconsin. They can ride faster than just about anyone on a bike. But for the past year, they ve been trying to keep up with a different kind of opponent. Their
stanley termohrnek newest challenge is the rush of customers coming into their cafe and bakery, The Bread Pedalers in West Allis. I mean its only 10 a.m. and we only have three loaves left so it usually flies out the door, Skylar said on a Wednesday morning. The store opens at 7 a.m.The two sisters opened The Bread Pedalers at 1436 S. 92nd Street near Greenfield Avenue in West Allis in the fall of 2022. In that time, business has boomed. Their Aboq Brady Street s Pet Parade 2022: What you need to know
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stanley nz re calling for change in schools following a video that shows an off-duty officer kneeling on a student s neck.The Kenosha Education Justice Coalition hosted an event outside the Civil War Museum on Friday afternoon. We
stanley mug want to come together as parents, educators and students鈥擝lack, white, Latinx, Asian, American Indian鈥攖o re-imagine Kenosha and demand safe and equitable schools for everyone, said Kyle Johnson, the political director for Black Leaders Organizing Communities BLOC . It was very hard to see, said parent Sabrina Landry. I don t know what the story is, and I m sure this man feels really bad, but there s always other ways. The coalition meant to host a town hall Friday evening for the community to discuss solutions surrounding safety and
stanley taza security in schools. The town hall has been postponed.The Civil War Museum originally told the group it could not host the town hall, because its policy does not allow political gatherings. The Kenosha city attorney then told the museum that s a free speech violation, and the museum invited the group back to host the event.The Civil War Museum says it is now updating its policy.A statement from the museum reads in part, The Kenosha Public Museums strongly support open community conversation about challenges our community faces. We recognize these ongoing conversations are essential to our community. The coalition now says it will host the town hall elsewhere. There should have been no que
