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The Niagara Escarpment, a magnificent bedrock ledge extending 230 miles through Wisconsin that creates the western shoreline of Door County, will take center stage in 2010.

Richard 'Dick' Taylor, 65, of Merrill, passed away Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009, at Aspirus Wausau Hospital.

Fifty years of riding together. Leroy and Janet Vande Slunt celebrated their anniversary at Wild Cat Mountain State Park, Ontario, Wis., with some trail riding with friends.

A motorcyclist loses control of his bike in Vernon County Saturday afternoon. The crash happened just after 4:00 in the town of Ontario.

MADISON - Wisconsin duck hunters will find regulations governing the 2009 season are similar to those in effect a year ago.

The village of Neguac was a bustle of activity with family reunions for the World Acadian Congress Saturday.

The village of Neguac was a bustle of activity with family reunions for the World Acadian Congress Saturday.

Residents remain vigilant in watching for the emerald ash borer, but the tree-killing insect has not yet made its way to the area, according to assistant Green Bay Forester Brian Pelot.

APPLETON - Their homes are not hard to spot, but the inhabitants of large purple boxes hanging from trees in the Fox Cities may not be so easy to identify.

Individuals interested in the Great Lakes are invited to a public meeting at 6 p.m. today at Concordia University, 12800 N. Lake Shore Drive, Mequon, hosted by the Wisconsin Great Lakes Coalition.

Deputies say they arrested a man for stealing $3,800 in money, beer and food from a bar nearly two years ago.

For as long as men and women have left home for distant wars, they've ached for loved ones and yearned for familiar pleasures they'll never again consider routine.

Whitey, a broad-winged raptor with rakish good looks and a large fan club, had everyone worried.