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Tuesday is the spring election and Presidential primary in Wisconsin. TMJ4 s Jenna Rae has been talking to voters as they head to the polls. She stopped by Milwaukee Marshall High School, where turnout has been
stanley flask pretty strong, even with the rainy weather. Poll workers there say they ve had more than 100 voters since they opened the doors at 7:00 a.m. Those poll workers told Jenna that s a little higher than average for the northside wards. At Marshall, voters from wards 67, 68, and 69 are able to cast their ballots. Elliott Anderson says he made it a priority to come out and vote because he wants to exercise his civic duty. TMJ4 Ell
stanley romania iott Anderson voted yes on the Milwaukee Public Schools referendum because he has children in the district. He wants to funding for MPS to continue. He told Jenna he ll be voting yes on the Milwaukee Public Schools referendum because he wants to support the district his children are in. Raymond Hamilton also stopped by Marshall to cast a ballot. TMJ4 Raymond Hamilton lived on Milwaukee s north side for almost four decades. He says he doesn t want to see restrictions on voting and came out to make his voice heard on constitutional referendu
stanley cups ms. He told Jenna he s lived on Milwaukee s north side for 35 years. The constitutional referendums on the ballot were most important to him 鈥?Hamilton says he doesn t want to see restrictions on voting. Em Carlson also voted Ciui US citizen killed in Ukraine, State Department says
MILWAUKEE 鈥?A 16-year-old Milwaukee girl was shot Sunday while in her home in the 5500 block of N. 58th Street, police say.Beloved Milwaukee Community Leader Needs Double Lung Transplant, After Battling COVID-19The incident happened around 10:16 p.m. and left the 16-year-old with non-life-threatening injuries.
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stanley water jug n her home when shots were fired and she was struck. They are now investigating the incident.If you have any information on this shooting, please contact the Milwaukee Police Department at 414 935-7360 or Crime Stoppers at 414 224-TIPS.Repor
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