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stanley uk g back to a sense of normalcy. So, trying to make sure that our students are in school every single day doing everything that we possibly can to keep the doors open, said Superintendent Keith Posley.With kids back in the classroom, MPS says it will provide free bre
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?During this Women s History Month, a local veteran shared her story of serving on the nation s frontlines of the battle against COVID-19 when it first started two years ago.Terri Davis has been an Intensive Care Unit nurse for almost 22 years and a member of the
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stanley italia id it s hard to describe what it felt like at the time. We were literally going into the unknown. We didn t know where we were going to be, if we had enough PPE, Davis said.The team turned a convention center in New Jersey into a field hospital and trained civilian staff.Once that was done, Davis volunteered to stay in New Jersey for a couple of months to help at a local hospital caring for ICU patients.Her husband and five kids stayed in Wisconsin. All of it took a toll on her. I m a very strong female. Im a very strong army nurse. I cant say a lot can break me, but New Jersey broke me. It made me realize why I was a nurse, why I was in the military, knowing I cant fix everybody, but to know Im doing my best, Davis said.Davis was adamant that she does not regret volunteering with th
