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 MERTON, Wis. 鈥?The Merton Community  stanley mugs School District is facing a massive outbreak in COVID-19 cases. Some parents are asking for the district to go virtual or close early for the Christmas holiday. Others want  stanley termosar to stick to the plan and stay open. School board leaders recently decided in a special board meeting that no changes would happen and things would remain as they called it,  status quo.                         TMJ4                The school board holds a special meetng for the Merton Community School District on a COVID outbreak.    The Merton Schools superintendent Ronald Russ says out of the school district s approximately 850 students, 200 stayed home Tuesday. As of now, the Merton Schools are seeing 10 percent of the people in their schools test positive for COVID-19. We are the highest school in Waukesha County,  said Merton School Board vice president Katie Welnetz.The school board held a special meeting Wednesday afternoon to decide if anything needed to change and parents were split. We shouldnt be offering virtual learning. Parents knew from August that we werent going to be doing many things. We shouldnt be saying we are going to offer virtual temporarily  now that we have an outbreak ,  said an unnamed parent during public comment.                        TMJ4                Parents and community members speak out during a special meeting of the Merton School Board after a COVID outbreak.     For the community as a whole, for this sta stanley cup ff, I think it is only fair

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?When Alberto Maldonado was a student at UW-Milwaukee, h stanley cup e relied on the Roberto Hernandez Center to help him navigate college classes and life.  I am personally a product of the center. I walked into the center in 1990 as an immigrant, as an English language learner, and you know, folks walked me through. And we see that story repeats itself i stanley cup spain n so many other ways,  said Maldonado, who is now the director of the center.When planning for the center s 50th anniversary a few years ago, the idea of a podcast exploring its history came up. In October of this year, that podcast launched as a collaboration between UWM archives and the Roberto Hernandez Center. It s called the HOLA Archives Podcast Project.  We want folks to be educated on how one act of advocacy has helped pave the way for so many and has transformed a community,  Maldonado said of the mission behind the podcast. The first two episodes, now online, tell the story of the inception of the Sp stanley cup anish Speaking Institute on campus, which would eventually become the Roberto Hernandez Center. It started when students marched to and occupied the chancellor s office in 1970 demanding more resources for Latino students. At the time, there were just 12 Latino students on campus. Today, Maldonado said there are 2,600.On Wednesday, Maldonado and his partner producing the podcast, Ann Hanlon, interviewed Fela Salinas. Salinas, while not a student at the time, was part of the protest in 1970. Her full interview will be avai Bjqp Accidental   Thanksgiving text   friends will celebrate for 8th year
 Two decades after the 9/11 attacks shook America to its core by crashing two planes into the World Trade Center, some of the men and women who wer stanley vattenflaska e first to respond to the tragedy in lower Manhattan are recalling their harrowing experiences as this somber anniversary approaches.James Hill, Gerry Giunta and Michael Gomes are members of the Massachusetts Task Force 1. The agency has responded to countless natural disasters since it was first founded in the early 1990s. But September 11, 2001, was the teams first time dealing with a terrorist attack.James Hill still remembers pulling into New York City a few hours after the World Trade Center towers had collapsed. We turned the corner and there was an airplane jet engine laying on the sidewalk,  Hill recalled.For Gerry Giunta, it was the color from the buildings ash and debris that still sits in the back of his mind some 20 years later. Everything was monochromatic grey and as we got further it was like snow,  he said.These three men were among the first to arrive in New York City, mere hours after the country was shaken to its core. But as they barreled toward New York City in old military vehicles, with no FM radios or cell phones, no one had any idea what to expect. It was really strange. Everything was grey. There was no color to anything; there was dust covering everything. You just had to take a deep swallow knowing what youre going into stanley termosar  and what stanley cup  youre faced with,  Gerry Giunta added.For eight days, with no sleep, the task

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 Finding affordable and workforce housing continues to price many renters out ofmany parts of the U.S. But, a real estate expert has some advice to try and lower the price as costs skyrocket.In Florida, Palm Beach County leaders have said that monthly rent is on the rise by as much as 50%. That scenario is playing out in some form in many areas of the country. Real estate attorney Adam Seligman, an equity partner at Ward Damon Law in West Palm Beach, is now offering advice to negotiate a better deal.RELATED: More Priced Out of Paradise coverage For tenants, it s probably the worst time to be a renter that I ve ever seen as a lawyer,  Seligman said.                        WPTV                Adam Seligman shares advice for renters looking to save money amid rising  stanley cup website housing costs.  stanley cup     We have a combination of extremely low inventory. You have high expenses. You have a booming population, low vacancy rates. It s just not a good time to be a renter,  stanley cup  Seligman said. He is witnessing a changing landscape across the region. Palm Beach County, overall, I think is up 10% since last year,  Seligman said.  North County is up almost 24%. RELATED: Miami bypasses New York City as least affordable housing market in US                        Palm Beach County                Palm Beach County Mayor Robert Weinroth shares his frustration about the rising housing costs.    The conversation is also taking center stage among county leaders. Workers can t find an affordable place to live here,  said

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 Authorities in Texas want to find out who stuffed a body inside a suitcase and left it on the side of a hill. The luggage was first spotted on Thursday by people who were feeding animals on the ranch in Bexar County, according to Sheriff Javier Salazar. There wasn t really a whole lot of effort to hide the body, other than it was inside of a suitcase,  Salazar said during a briefing with reporters.Authorities have not be stanley uk en able to identify the body. We don t know anything about the gender of the remains or how long the remains stanley cups uk  have been out here,  Salazar said.Salazar said the medical examiner will provide details about the deceased individual, including how the person died.SEE MORE: Mother arrested af stanley cup ter trying to hire hitman to kill her 3-year-old sonThe ranch where the body was found is in a rural area of the county, which includes San Antonio.Salazar noted that there were areas on the property where burn marks were present, so the Fire Marshall was called in to determine whether there was an effort to burn the body.A search warrant was also being sought in the investigation.The people who own the land were reportedly out of town when the discovery was made. However, Salazar said they are cooperating with authorities.Trending stories at ScrippsnewsTeachers blast social media s effects on childrenDelta probed for leaving passengers on plane in extreme heatMassive $2 billion amusement park to be built in middle of US Alcp Brewers acquire veteran batter Carlos Santana in trade with Pittsburgh Pirates, reports say
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 PONTIAC, Mich. 鈥?Dodge announced the end of an era at the M1 Concourse Monday night as they revealed that its Charger and Challenger production would end in 2023.The ann stanley cups uk ouncement was also streamed on Dodge s YouTube channel.            Dodge announces Last Call for Charger and Challenger, current forms of iconic models to end with 2023 year                            The Stellantis subsidiary is holding Dodge Speed Week at the Pontiac facility, with three days of announcements ahead of this weekend s Woodward Dream Cruise.The company says the current production of the two muscle cars will end at the Brampton Assembly Plant in Ontario, Canada, in December of next year.  We are celebrating the end of an era 鈥?and the start of a bright new electrified future 鈥?by staying true to our brand,  said Tim Kuniskis, Dodge brand chief executive officer 鈥?Stellantis, in a news release.  At Dodge, we never lift, and the brand will mark the last of our iconic Charger and Challenger nameplates in their current form in the same way that got us here, with a passion both for our products and our enthusiasts that drives us to create as much uniqueness in the muscle car community and marketplace as possib stanley cup le. Dodge is sending the Charger and Challenger out in style, 7 special-edition models, each of which will have a special  Last Call  plaque under the hoo stanley cups d. Six of the new models will pay homage to the heritage of Dodge muscle cars and the Demon, Hellcat, Redeye, Scat Pack, Shaker, a Prqo Republican Rebecca Kleefisch takes steps to run for Wisconsin governor
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 A gunman is in police custody after he forced his way into the Colorado Supreme Court building early Tuesday morning, police confirmed to Scripps News Denver. CSP  Colorado State Patrol  and DPD  Denver Police Department  are treating this incident seriously, but at this time, it is believed that this is not associated with previous threats to the Colorado Supreme Court justices,  CSP said in a news release later Tuesday morning.Just after 1 a.m. Tuesday, two cars crashed and one of the drivers reportedly pointed a gun at the other driver, according to CSP. The driver with the gun then entered the Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center, according to DPD spokesperson Kurt Barnes.The man stanley tumblers  encountered an unarmed security guard from the CSP Capitol Security Unit. The suspect held the security guard at gunpoint and took his keys to gain access to the rest of the building.SEE MORE: Police investigating threats agains stanley tumblers t Colorado Supreme Court justicesThe suspect fired gu stanley tumbler nshots out a window on the east side of the building and then made his way to the seventh floor, firing additional shots. No one was hit by the gunfire.The man shot at police, but they didn t fire back, according to DPD.At approximately 3 a.m., the suspect called 911 and voluntarily surrendered to police. He was taken into custody without further incident or injury.The man was then taken to a nearby hospital to be cleared by medical personnel, CSP said in its news release.While investigating the scene, an officer disco Fuub Should you use buy now, pay later services while holiday shopping
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Starting Oct. 5, 2023, American Airlines will begin running flights between Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport and Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C.The flights are scheduled for twice a day, according to a news release from Mitchell Airport on Monday June 19.A CRJ-700 aircraft is serving the route.The airline has daily nonstops from Milwaukee to Dallas/Fort Worth, Charlotte, Phoenix, Philadelphia, and Chicago.Starting Nov. 4, American Airlines will fly nonstop from Milwaukee to Miami every Saturday.Departure TimeArrival TimeMKE to DCA6:13 AM9:15 AMMKE to DCA1:39 PM4:29 PMDCA to MKE11:34 AM12:58 PMDCA to MKE7:50 PM9:21 PMRead the announcement below:    A stanley deutschland MERICAN AIRLINES ANNOUNCES MKE TO WASHINGTON, D.C. NONSTOPTwice-daily nonstop service begins October 5 with business-friendly scheduleMILWAUKEE  June 19, 2023  鈥?American Airlines [link.mediaoutreach.meltwater] will launch new nonstop service from Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport  MKE  to Reagan National Airport this fall. Beginning October 5, stanley mugs  2023, American will fly nonstop between MKE and the nations capital twice daily. This new service to  stanley cups Washington, D.C. is being added just in time, giving travelers more reasons to choose MKE in connection with the Republican National Convention, which will be hosted in Milwaukee next year,  Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley said.  We are expecting to see a considerable uptick in travelers between Milwaukee and Washington not only during the conve Dtgw Milwaukee Night Market returns this summer for first time since 2019, 100+ vendors announced
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?The Wisconsin Elections Commission website shows more than 17,000 Milwaukee voters have already returned their absentee ballots for next weeks spring general election. It s a bill that would have allowed local election clerks to get an early start on counting absentee ballots stalled last month after it didnt pass the Wisconsin Senate.Mail-in absentee ballots often arrive at Milwaukees central counting location weeks before the election, but Wisconsin law says votes cannot be processed or counted until Election Day. Republican lawmakers decided that wont be changing ahead of this years key elections.In the most recent governor and presidential elections, Wisconsin waited on absentee results from the states largest cities until the early morning following Election Day, leading to claims that were proven  stanley borraccia false in recounts and in court that the 2020 election was stolen in the middle of the night.Lets go 360 to  stanley mugs hear from the Milwaukee Election Commission about how this early counting bill would have alleviated delayed outcomes in future elections; a Menomonee Falls Republican shares why she voted against the proposal due to security concerns; and two local voters share whether they think a head start is warranted.                        TMJ4        Veronica Aldape is a Milwaukee Democrat whos been voting absentee-by-mail since the pandemic hit. She supports allowing absentee ballots to be coun stanley cups ted early, including her own. I think it would be even more secure to get th

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 Engine Company No. 3 on West National Ave in Walker s Point is a brunch restaurant inside an old firehouse, that was built back in the late 1800s.Peter Sandroni owns the restaurant that puts a big emphasis on buying local. I would like to argue that maybe we buy more local than anyone else,  Peter says.  We buy all of our pro stanley kubek teins, our eggs, our bacon, anything that were featuring as a protein, is all local and it s all throughout the year. Peter has owned the restaurant with his wife Sonia for the past five-plus years. The most famous guest to eat at their restaurant was the former President Barack Obama. All of the sudden the Milwaukee County Sheriff shows up,  Peter says.  Then I turn around and I see this monster secret service guy, and he s like  the president is coming, and I ne stanley vattenflaska ed to talk to you about him coming restaurant.  Report a typo or error  stanley thermos // Submit a news tip

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 ATLANTA 鈥?Major League Baseball announced Friday that they are moving the All-Star Game and the 2021 draft from Atlanta, Georgia.The move comes as a response to the state s new voting law that critics call  unacceptable  and  a step backward. In a statement, the league said the decision comes after engaging  in thoughtful conversations with Clubs, former and current players, the Players Association, and The Players Alliance.  Major League Baseball fundamentally supports voting rights for all Americans and opposes restrictions to the ballot box,  Commissioner of Baseball Robert D. Manfred, Jr., said.  In 2020, MLB became the first professional sports league to join the non-partisan Civic Alliance to help build a future in which everyone participates in shaping the United States. We proudly used our platform to encourage baseball fans and communities throughout our countr stanley cups uk y to perf stanley vaso orm their civic duty and actively participate in the voting process. Fair acce stanley cup ss to voting continues to have our games unwavering support. The league said they still plan to celebrate Hank Aaron s life and plans to  support local communities in Atlanta as part of our All-Star Legacy Projects  would move forward.In response to the league s announcement, the Braves issued a statement saying it wasn t their decision nor recommendation for the league to move the All-Star game. The Braves organization will continue to stress the importance of equal voting opportunities. In response, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp

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 PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. 鈥?Nearly 80 players are expected to compete in the 1HOPE Pickleball Tournament on Saturday at Pleasant Prairie Park.The all-day event is organized by 1Hope, a local non-profit that connects the community with local foster parents.Kenosha is approxim stanley mugs ately 40 to 50 families short of what is needed to sustain the number of children entering care. We need more families,  Kenosha foster parent Melissa Bohringer said.  We need more families to step in the gap for these sweet kids -- these amazing, wonderful kids -- who through no fault of their own need us. The fundraiser includes a food truck, kids activities, a DJ, and nearly 30 raffle baskets.                        JEFFREY ZAMPANTI                A foster parent and child enjoy their morning in the picnic area at Pleasant Prairie Park.    While many organizations organize golf outings to support their missions, 1HOPE executive director Karisa Wenberg went outside of the box. Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in America for the past five years. If anybody know stanley bottles s an stanley cup website ything about pickleball, they have a pretty cool community,  Wenberg said.Kenoshas Stacey Chike was put in charge of organizing the tournament. When we started the registration, we were a little bit worried because we about maybe 20 people signed up,  Chike said.  I was emailing people and texting people, and it was still real slow and all the sudden the rush came in. In fact, this week we still had about seven or eight people contact us at  Olml Woman arrested for driving under the influence with a 10-year-old in the vehicle, her 4th offense
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?The China Lights gourde stanley  Wisconsin Festival is returning to Boerner Botanical Gardens this fall after the event was canceled for two years due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.Boerner Botanical Gardens will transform into the spectacular destination from Sept. 16 to Oct. 30.The festival will be illuminated with more than 40 sets of handmade lantern sculptures. Visitors can expect brand new displays and the return of t stanley thermos he cultural pe stanley cup rformance stage.Officials say there will be a wide variety of food and beverage vendors throughout the ground similar to prevous years.More information on this year s tickets and programs will become available in July.For more information, click here.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip

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 Federal officials sent a letterto hospitals and t stanley us elehealth provide stanley cup rs over concerns about the privacy and security of online telehealth services.The Federal Trade Commission and th stanley cup e Department of Health and Human Services said that online tracking integrated into websites could illegally disclose the public s personal health data to others.The agencies sent nearly 130 health care providers a letter warning of the risks. They specifically warned about using services such as Meta/Facebook Pixel and Google Analytics. Federal officials claim these services can gather identifiable personal information about users. When consumers visit a hospitals website or seek telehealth services, they should not have to worry that their most private and sensitive health information may be disclosed to advertisers and other unnamed, hidden third parties,  said Samuel Levine, Director of the FTCs Bureau of Consumer Protection.  The FTC is again serving notice that companies need to exercise extreme caution when using online tracking technologies and that we will continue doing everything in our powers to protect consumers health information from potential misuse and exploitation. SEE MORE: Meta faces daily $100,000 fine over practices concerning privacyThe government s letter outlined some of its concerns about possible disclosures of personal information. Impermissible disclosures of an individuals personal health information to third parties may result in a wide range of harms to an individual o Gdek Janesville train derailment, no injuries confirmed
 MADISON, Wis.  AP  鈥?Republican lawmakers and University of Wisconsin officials are sparring over a bill that ends an arrangement allowing UW doctors to train to perform abortions at a Planned Parenthood clinic. The bill s chief sponsor, Sen. Andre Jacque, argued during a hearing before the Senate s families and children committee on Wednesday that the deal violates state law prohibiting taxpayer-funded abortions. Robert Golden, dean of the cups stanley  UW medical school, countered that ending the arrangement would result in the school s obstetrics-gynecology program losing its federal accreditation and that would-be gynecologists will enroll elsewhere stanley cup . He says that would exacerbate a shortage of gynecologists in Wis stanley cup consin. The committee is not expected to vote on the bill.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip