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 A New York City man bought a beachfront condo in Florida to start a new chapter of his life after his wife and parents died.Now Harry Rosenberg is missing in the rubble of the building in Surfside, along with his daughter and her husband, who were visiting for the Sabbath.The 52-year-old asset manager had recently moved into Champlain Towers South following the loss of his wife to cancer and his parents to COVID-19.Rosenberg s new home came with the promise of a fresh start. It was extremely difficult,  Maurice Wachsmann, a friend of Rosenberg, told the Associated Press.  He did everything for his parents. Family first, before everything. The cascading tragedies are reminders of the toll the collapse has taken on many families after what was already a grief-filled year.Rosenberg wasn t the only resident who was seeking a new start following the tragedies of the pandemic. According to the Associated Press, at least one other woman in the building came to the tower after falling ill and recover stanley sverige ing f stanley cup rom COVID-19.Another man was visiting Florida to attend the funeral of an old friend who died after being infected, and a  stanley us Colombian family was in Miami to get the vaccine.     .Page-below > .RichTextModule display:none; .Page-below .Link font-size: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border: 1px solid  005687;border-radius: 4px;font-family:  proxima-nova , sans-serif; Report a typo

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Milwaukee Public Schools has some tough decisions to make after learning its expected to receive $81 million fewer dollars in state aid than last year.The Department of Public Instruction says that figure breaks down into two categories.$42.6 million is being recouped after the state overpaid the d stanley cups istrict due to MPS providing inaccurate financial reports last year. The rest is correcting the estimated amount the district is supposed to receive this year.So what options does the district have to trim tens of millions of dollars  Our special reporting unit called Lighthouse wanted to find out.TMJ4s Ben Jordan contacted the school district Tuesday morning to request an interview. They told us no one would be available until next week due to the holiday. Jordan went directly to school board members to ask the questions we wanted answered. One of them was willing to have that conversation. His name is Henry Leonard.VIDEO: MPS Board member says budget cuts are inevitable following state aid reduction            MPS school board director talks budget crisis                             I ve already been preparing for this both mentally and pragmatically,  he said. What would you tell parents who w stanley quencher onder if the state aid reduction is going to affect their kids   Jordan asked. They don t have to fear that,  Leonard replied.  I really strongly believe tha stanley cup becher t. Leonard says the school board will have to choose how to balance its budget for the upcoming school year.He sees three o Xnks Racine school district weighing options ahead of snow storm
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 WAUKESHA, Wis. 鈥?Republican running mate, Senator J-D Vance, in battleground Wisconsin Sunday night.TMJ4 S Chief Political Reporter Charles Benson was with him and supporters of Donald Trump in Waukesha.JD Vance leaning on his faith and people of faith to turn out for Donald Trump between now and Election Day.Sheila Fox wanted to be in Waukesha to hear Vance speak. I think with his values his morals, I think he s going to make things right again,  said Sheila Fox, when asked if faith was important to her political choice.Senator Vance says he found faith again a stanley us t age 35 when he was baptized as Catholic. I m certainly a very devout Christian,  said Vance at a campaign rally Sunday evening in Waukesha.  I actually was baptized for the first time in 2019 and returned to my faith as a young man. But it s his conversion from anti-Trumper for several years to Trump supporter stanley cups uk  when he ran for senate, th stanley becher at landed him on the national stage as Trump s running mate.These days he s Trump s chief advocate while criticizing Kamala Harris. The reason Kamala Harris is running away from her record and attacking Donald Trump is because she hasn t done a damn thing for the people in the room, and we can let her forget it. He talked more about religious freedom vs women s reproductive rights. I think we are a big enough country to allow people of faith to live according to their conscience,  said Vance  And not try to force Kamala Harris s progressive values down their throat. Ahead of Vance s ra Katm I will put 7 bullets in your head  : Man sentenced to probation after threatening to kill Kenosha officials
 Authorities in Germany say a suspected gunman killed one person and injured three others at a university in Heidelberg inside a lecture hall on Monday before killing himself.According to the Associated Press, police said the lone gunman was an 18-year-old German citizen who was a biology student at Heidelberg University. He had no known police record, officials told the AP.Shortly before the shooting occurred, the suspect sent a phone message to his father saying that  people will be punished,  police said during a press conferen kubki stanley ce Monday.Police said the motive is unknown, but the suspect was known to have suffered from a psychological illness, the news outlet reported.The AP reported that the woman killed has been identified a stanley termoska s a 23-year-old German. Those injured in the s caneca stanley hooting were two German women and a German-Italian man.The AP reported that officers found two firearms and about 100 rounds of ammunition next to the suspect s body.

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 MILWAUKEE  AP  鈥?Giannis Antetokounmpo had 32 points and 20 rebounds and the stanley becher  Milwaukee Bucks held off the Orlando Magic 117-108 on Saturday night to open a two-game set.The teams will meet again Monday night in Milwaukee. Bobby Portis had a season-high 24 points along with 15 rebounds to help the Bucks win their third straight and improve to 9-8.Theyre above stanley cup becher  .500 for the first t stanley quencher ime since they were 3-2 on Oct. 27.Orlando lost for the fifth time in six games to fall to an East-worst 4-13.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip

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 In 2017, Lucia Forseth did not have a home. Six years later, being able to afford a home shouldnt be an issue for her.The California woman just claimed a $5 million prize on a scratch-off ticket.She told the lottery she bought one ticket at a Walmart in Pittsburg, California, as she was getting an oil change for her car. She said she thought at first she only won a free ticket. It took her a moment to realize she won the games grand prize.Winning the lottery has been part of a life-changing year for her. Six years ago, I was homeless. This year I am getting married, getting my associate degree, and won $5 million,  Forseth said in a lottery press release.  You never think you have a chance to win it. It is  stanley cup just random. Being homeless just six years ago, I never thought it would happen to someone like me. SEE MORE: Virginia woman wins $175K with 35 lottery ticketsAccording to the California Lottery,it takes in over $8 billion annually in revenue, paying out 66% of revenue in winnings. About three-fourths of the lotterys revenue comes from scratch-off games.The lottery says it has scratc stanley mug h-off games with top prizes of up to $20 million.The odds of winning the grand prize of the $5 million scratch-off game is 1 in 3,088,854.Trending stories at ScrippsnewsHidden moving costs that  stanley cup can add up to hundreds of dollarsWorld s oldest dog is celebrating his 31st birthdayNICU nurse with 5 kids adopts teen mom with triplets Socs New sculpture at Arlington National Cemetery honors servicewomen
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Data from Milwaukee Countys COVID- stanley cup 19 dashboard shows a decline in overall cases and the seven-day average. Wastewater monitoring for COVID-19 shows similar trends, but experts say its too early to say weve reached a peak.According to the countys dashboard stanley mugs , earlier this week the area was seeing a seven-day average of cases at 1,418. Thats down more than 1,000 from the week before. That data comes from the results of testing.                         Centers for Disease Control and Prevention  CDC                 COVID-19    At the same time, researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Freshwater Sciences are monitoring wastewater for COVID-19 and the numbers show generally the same trend. But with occasional peaks and valleys, the programs director Dr. Sandra McLellan says its too early to say weve peaked like other parts of the country.                         TMJ4                The advantage to wastewater monitoring over testing is everyone has to use the restroom.      We do see some decreases in certain wastewater treatment plants, but we really need three to five data points. So thats two-and-a-half weeks worth of testing,  Dr. McLellan said.TMJ4 News first took you inside the Milwaukee lab last y stanley cup ear, and since then theyve continued to not only identify the presence of COVID-19, but variants as well.  Thats been really informative to see how quickly this spread throughout the community  Dr. McLellan said.                         TMJ4       

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 President Joe Biden s doctor announced on Sunday morning that the president tested stanley cup website  negative for COVID-19  fo stanley cup r the second consecutive day.  Biden s doctor said he can now be released from isolation to  safely return to public engagement a stanley canada nd presidential travel.  Biden is scheduled to travel with first lady Jill Biden to visit flood-ravaged eastern Kentucky to survey the damage there and meet with local leaders to offer support on Monday.Biden was administered a SARS-CoV-2 antigen test. The White House announced on Friday that the president would go to Kentucky to join Gov. Andy Beshear at the Federal Emergency Management Agency State Disaster Recover Center after at least 37 people died in recent flooding in eastern Kentucky.Flash flooding hit various small towns after storms saw from 8 to over 10 inches of rain dumped over that part of the state in just 48 hours. Heavy rains hit eastern Kentucky and some areas across the state line in Virginia and West Virginia. Biden s trip to Kentucky will be his first outside of Washington after testing positive for COVID-19 on July 21. The president had previously been isolated after testing positive on July 30 with a rebound case of COVID-19. Jcri Santana  s 3-run homer in the 7th leads Brewers past Rangers in matchup of division leaders
 CLEVELAND 鈥?The COVID pandemic has forced many businesses to adapt their business model to survive until customers feel comfortable shopping in person and going back to farmer s markets.When those business owners go for loans, they often find that lenders are getting creative when vetting a company to determine if its worthy of a loan. Im talking to [a lender], Im like, Heres my Instagram, I have a thousand followers,   said Michael Ki stanley thermos llik, who founded Killik Hot Sauce Company.  This lady writes it down, and Im like, huh.                         Killik started his company in April 2019, a few months before farmer s markets were all canceled, making it much harder to sell his hot sauce face-to-face.He kept producing, selling whatever he could online and in local stores that could stay open in the early days of the pandemic, but he didnt get any federal assistance. That quickly resulted in $30,000 in credit card debt, pushing him to look for a loan to avoid huge credit card interest rates.The year before the pandemic, the Federal Rese stanley cup rve Bank said about half of the small businesses applied for a loan.                        Kevin Barry                Killik kept producing hot sauce through the pandemic because the fermentation process takes so long, racking up thousands of dollars in debt.    Bankers tell News 5 the underlying reasons to lend, or not lend, to a small business havent changed m stanley cups uk uch over the past few years. But Michaels lender was doing something that banking exper

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 WAUKESHA 鈥?Waukesha police now say two fiery incidents that hit the area Wednesday are in fact linked.Police tell TMJ4 that the suspect arrested after a woman was set on fire while walking her dogs is the same person who was arrested after allegedly torching two vehicles and a workshop and striking a man with a car.Both incidents led to the  lock-out  of Waukesha schools Wednesday morning.The woman who was burned was rushed to the hospital. She is now in a burn unit. According to the Waukesha County Sheriff s Office, the suspect is 39 years old.Woman burned while walking dogsNeighbors on Lake Street near Broadway in Waukesha say  stanley quencher they heard a horrific yell as they were getting ready for work. You just hear bloody murder screaming,  said Daniel Finn.Erin Duffy was on her porch looked over to see a woman screaming and running down the street. I saw her holding her holding her arms crossed, yelling for her dogs and screaming for help,  said D stanley mug uffy.Erin says the woman was badly burned on both of her arms. The victim ended up in Duffys yard calling out for her loose dogs. Every morning and every day she walks her dogs. And somebody passed her and she said she heard them turn around and she thought somebody was throwing a bottle until she realized it was more than a bottle. It was gasoline,  said Duffy.Duffy said thats when the man lit the woman on fire. Her arms were badly hurt. It wa stanley cup s just peeling skin and burns,  said Duffy. She is a quiet person and shes nice. And we want her to

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 WAUKESHA, Wis. 鈥?The trial of Darrell Brooks, the man accused of killing six people and injuring dozens more during the Waukesha Christmas Parade, heads into its third week.Monday s proceedings come after a dramatic end to the second week, including testimony from police and increasing frustration from Judge Jennifer Dorow due to Brooks  behavior in the courtroom.On Monday, the state called witnesses who testified they encountered Brooks shortly after he allegedly drove an SUV into the Christmas parade. The witnesses said Brooks seemed disoriented and that he was shoeless and without a jacket. One man, Daniel Rider, told the state he let Brooks  stanley cup into his home to warm up and use his phone to call an Uber.  He was grateful.  Thank yo stanley cup u so much for showing me love, man.  And he was calling me  bro.  I guess that didn t make me feel like I was in any danger at that moment,  said Rider on the stand. Ring doorbell video, which Rider provided to the investigators, shows him leading Brooks out of his home and onto his porch. Brooks returns a jacket he borrowed from Rider and Rider s phone. Not long after, police, who were looking for a man going door-to-door asking to ma stanley france ke a call, sight Brooks.  Hands up, put your hands up where I can see them,  yells Big Bend Police Officer Rebecca Carpenter. The moment is captured on her body camera. Brooks complies and, at Carpenter s urging, gets on the ground, where he identifies himself as Brooks, Darrell. Waukesha Police Officer Garrett Luling t Satn Kenosha Kingfish ready to unveil new upgrades at historic Simmons Field
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Milwaukee Police Department responded to a shooti stanley cup ng that took place in the 4000 block of N. 47th Street on Sunday afternoon. Neighbors said the shooting happened right after 3pm. There were two victims in the shooting, a 13-year-old Milwaukee male and a 15-year-old Milwaukee male. Both were transported to a local hospital for treatment for non-life threatening gunshot injuries. No arrests have been made and the circumstances are still under investigation. Video of the shooting from a ring doorbell camera was posted on social media, showing shots fired at a red Kia van. Multiple people can be seen running from the van. Neighbors describe several teens fleeing the scene.                         TMJ4 News        David Coleman lives on the block where the shooting happened and said h stanley website e heard about seven or eight shots.  My niece s grandkids almost got shot  cause they were shooting back down the street toward little kids,  Coleman said.  It s getting pretty bad here in Milwaukee. It needs to stop... They need to put the guns down, but they also need something for the young kids to do here in Milwaukee. There s nothing to do. It s too dangerous. TMJ4 is taking a closer look at the violence in Milwaukee. From the beginning of this year to May 19, non-fatal shootings were up 100% from that same time period last year.                     stanley water bottle      TMJ4 News        13-year-old Damani leaves down the street from where Sunday s shooting took place. He described what it s like to ha

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 EAST TROY, Wis. 鈥?It looked like a major emergency response. But the only emergency was to make sure some special toys got delivered to the MACC Fund Center at Childrens Hospital.                        TMJ4                Mary Schroeder, an 8-year-old with cancer, collected hundreds of toys for other children going through treatement at the MACC Fund Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Children s Hospital.    A month ago, we introduced you to Mary Schroeder, an 8-year-old with cancer. She asked if the community could help other children with cancer by donating to the MACC Funds Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders toy closet.                        TMJ4                Fire fighters carry boxes of toys to take to the MACC Fund Center.     We saw that the toy closet was e stanley cup mpty,  said Mary. A lot of times kids are going multiple times a week for treatment and they are doing really hard things. So a toy is very helpful when kids can receive that,  said Jennifer Schroeder, Marys mother.                        TMJ4                Fire trucks from five different communities lined up outside Mary s home to take toys to the MACC Fund Center.    Marys dad is a Waukesha Fir stanley tumblers efighter. We learned about her story from the Waukesha Assistant Fire Chief Joe Hoffman who told us the department had been rallying around Mary during her cancer battle. Mary said the only thing she wanted to do was help other kids with cancer feel better. So she put out the call to you in  stanley cup our story the communi Qdxz Denver business owner to charge 1% fee to recover shoplifting losses
 MILWAUKEE  AP  鈥?A Milwaukee man has been sentenced to three years in prison for fraudulently seeking more than $600,000 in federal coronavirus relief funding. Authorities say 42-year-old Stephen Smith admitted that he sought Paycheck Protection Program loans on behalf of three different companies t garrafa stanley hro stanley isolierkanne ugh applications to an insured financial institution. He allegedly made numerous false and misleading statements about the payroll expenses of the three companies. In additi stanley cups uk on to the prison term, he was ordered to pay back nearly $400,000. Smith pleaded guilty on April 12.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip

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 Peach fuzz.  What does the phrase conjure up in your minds eye  Maybe a babys perfectly soft skin, or dandelion fluff gently floating skyward on a warm spring breeze  Maybe the mere mention of peach fuzz brings to mind the juicy sweetness of a plump, ripesummer peach Whatever peach fuzz makes you think of, were betting its something sweet, gentle and cozy. And thats what color authority Pantone was banking on when they selected the warm, orange-pink hue to be2024s Color of the Year.Pantone, a company known across design circles for its universal color-matching system, has been selecting a stanley cup becher Color of the Yearsince 1999, meaning Peach Fuzz is not just 2024s color 鈥?it also holds the distinction of being the companys 25th annual Color of the Year. The now-quarter-century-old  stanley cup usa tradition was launched in 1999 with Cerulean Blue  Pantone 15-4020  to  draw attention to the relationship between culture and color,  said Vice President of the Pantone Color Institute Laurie Pressmanin a press release.SEE MORE: What were Scripps News  most-clicked-on stories of 2023 As with all previous Colors of the Year, Peach Fuzz  also known as Pantone 13-1023  was intentionally selected to capture the mood of the moment and our collective desires as we enter 2024.  At a time of turmoi stanley cup l in many aspects of our lives, our need for nurturing, empathy and compassion grows ever stronger,  Pressman said,  As does our imaginings of a more peaceful future. Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Iigo Baarack, a rescued sheep,   getting more confident every day   after losing 75 pounds of wool
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 FOX POINT, Wis. 鈥?Cardinal Stritch University announced it will close its doors for good after the current spring semester ends following an 85-year run.The univers stanley cup usa ity s president Dan Scholz broke the news in a YouTube video that was released last Monday.Cardinal Stri stanley kubek tch University closing permanently, effective May 22 In the end, it was determined we could no longer continue to provide the high-quality educational experiences our students rightly deserve,  Scholz said in the recording. Everyone s kind of really confused,  said Nea Mitchell, a nursing student at Cardinal Stritch University.Mitchell transferred to the school in 2021 because he wanted a smaller campus and better access to resources. The sophomore said his first class was full of tears.Students say some professors canceled their classes Tuesday or ended them early. I feel really defeated because Cardinal Stritch re stanley cup ally became a home to me,  Mitchell said.Concordia University-Wisconsin is among the neighboring schools making an effort to be a transfer option for students.Michael Uden, vice provost for student enrollment and engagement, shared that leaders immediately began discussing ways to help students continue their studies.            Student feels blindsided by Cardinal Stritch closing                             In the next few days, they ll be receiving any number of communications saying, how can we help  Can we look at your transcript in your program  Can we help you figure out what would be the best ne Ilky Person fatally attacked by alligator in Myrtle Beach
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