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I recently learned about a bit of Brew City humor that the creators of "This is Spinal Tap" would certainly appreciate, and that I'm sure you'll all tell me via talkback that you've known about for years.
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Marquette student hit by van Wednesday morning
A student at Marquette University is in the hospital after she was hit by a van in Milwaukee early Wednesday morning.
Beth Reinhard reports on what I've been hearing from various politically-connected friends: Scott Walker, the combative Republican governor of Wisconsin who emerged as a hero on the right after curbing the collective bargaining rights of public employees and beating back a labor-backed recall effort, is emerging as a serious contender for the 2016 ... (more)
Partners with Saint Joseph's Hospital awards scholarships
Thirty local students received scholarships from Partners with Saint Joseph's Hospital at the annual Awards Reception held in May at the Mother Frances Streitel Conference Center of Ministry Saint Joseph's Hospital.
Iron Block loses its scaffolding
Last Monday, I wrote to tell you that this Monday - today, that is - the restored Iron Block Building at Water and Wisconsin would be unveiled.
Women in Science Luncheon Series Features Five Outstanding Local Researchers
The Medical College of Wisconsin's popular Women in Science luncheon series offers the public an opportunity to meet outstanding female scientists and physicians.
Chamber members added, promoted, honored
The Chamber of Manitowoc County is pleased to announce Max Scheuer of Bank First National has become a new member of the Chamber's board of directors.
Boomer Q&A: Service in Vietnam pivotal in Bill Miller's life
In 1967, Bill Miller was a junior at Marquette University in Milwaukee, the son of a professor who taught there, when he joined the U.S. Navy.
Iran citizens vote for president at Wis. hotel
Iranians living in Wisconsin participated in their country's presidential election on Friday, casting paper ballots for their next leader who lives thousands of miles away.
Corporate Technology Solutions Hires Germino
In his new position, he will be responsible for working with CTS clients to develop applications and high quality software solutions.
Scott Walker is soft pedaling his withdrawal of his own University of Wisconsin System Regent appointee - a high achieving UW-Platteville student named Joshua Inglett - after finding out that Joshua had signed the recall petition.
Three square "meals" at the Haggerty
One of the most inviting aspects of the Haggerty Museum of Art on the Marquette University campus is its compact nature.
Bernard and Margaret Grall - Authenticity
The couple has been married 37-years. They raised eight children and already have nine grandchildren.
Milwaukee Art Museum presents summer-long exhibitions by African American artists
This artwork is one of the featured pieces during the '30 Americans' exhibit to be held at the Milwaukee Art Museum that will run from June 14-Sept.
Gone Too Soon: Healthy Babies Need Healthy Communities
A statement made by the President of the National Fatherhood Initiative rings all too true, not just in Milwaukee, but throughout our nation.
John Joseph "Mac" McCormack, beloved husband, father, grandfather and dear friend, passed away May 22, 2013, in Scottsdale, Ariz., with his wife Barbara of 58 years by his side.
Alison Sullivan and Scott Schaefer of Brookfield are the parents of Finn Anthony Schaefer , born April 15, 2013.
Prayer service planned for Marquette student who died in Rome
A prayer service is planned for 12:15 p.m., Thursday, for Andrew Keith Carr, a Marquette University student who died after falling from the ledge of a riverbank in Rome.
GRAEF announces Wauwatosa native as new 2013 associate
GRAEF, a Wisconsin-based engineering and consulting firm, has announced that Chris Bielefeld in the firm's Milwaukee office was elected to serve as associate of GRAEF at the firm's 2013 annual meeting.
American college student, 21, falls 50 feet to his death from Rome...
A 21-year-old American student fell to his death from a wall in the Trastevere district of Rome after allegedly going on a pub crawl with friends Monday night.