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Wednesday May 7 | WisInfo
Alfred 'Al' M. Hack, 84, Marathon, died Monday, May 5, 2008, under the care of Aspirus Comfort Care and Hospice Services at Hospice House, Wausau. via WisInfo
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West Bend man apprehended after chase, explosive devices found
Washington County say they took a 26-year-old West Bend man into custody after a high-speed chase. via WBAY
Apr 2, 2008 | Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
Child neglect can come in many shades
One has sympathy for Dale and Leilani Neumann, who say the untreated diabetes that killed their daughter came on swiftly. via Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
Dec 5, 2007 | Fond du Lac Reporter
Mayville woman injured in rollover accident
A 42-year-old Mayville woman was injured following a rollover crash on Highway 33 in the town of Herman Wednesday morning. via Fond du Lac Reporter
Dec 2, 2007 | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Angels helping kick start start-ups
“We aren't in this just for the money - we passionately want to create an innovation economy in southeastern Wisconsin again.”
Three Milwaukee-area businessmen are forming an angel investment group that will leverage the wealth and experience of local business veterans to spur economic growth. via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Nov 3, 2007 | Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
Referendum targets Hartford schools
“We have kids sitting in closets”
Residents in the Hartford Joint 1 School District will vote Tuesday on whether to borrow almost $25 million and increase spending by an additional $593,000 a year to help alleviate school district crowding. via Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
Oct 4, 2007 | Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
All eyes on General Motors Beleaguered General Motors Corp. took a big step toward competitiveness with a tentative labor contract agreement, but the automaker still has much to prove to investors and ... via Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
Oct 2, 2007 | WISN.com
Man Charged With Hit-And-Run Death Of 13-Year-Old
An Allenton man has been charged in the hit-and-run that killed a little boy riding his bike. via WISN.com
Sep 30, 2007 | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Younger firm buying iconic Brooks Stevens
“We've been competing against Brooks Stevens since our inception 10 years ago and always admired them as a product-development company”
A rising young product-development company is buying the Milwaukee area's most famous design firm, Brooks Stevens - originator of such industrial-age icons as the Sky-top observation car on Milwaukee Road ... via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Sep 28, 2007 | The Business Journal of Milwaukee
The assets of Grafton industrial design firm Brooks Stevens Design are being purchased by Ingenium Product Development , an Allenton product development firm. via The Business Journal of Milwaukee
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