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Recalling a year in which a pedal car helped reveal what was to come | Local News

Recalling a year in which a pedal car helped reveal what was to come | Local News

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However Merline would additionally flip up within the story concerning the opening day of deer season. I used to be on my manner from Lodi to Plain however seeking blaze orange and a chance to talk with a hunter. On a whim, I hung a proper off of Freeway 60 onto Rustic Highway 110. After about two miles, a UTV got here my manner so I flagged it down. Remarkably, Merline was behind the wheel and had an 11-point buck strapped to the again of the machine.

There have been many locations I didn’t get to this yr, and the story listing for 2021 is already pretty wholesome. It could be actually nice to dine within the Wisconsin Merchandise Pavilion at State Honest Park, absorb a present at Summerfest and take a look at the aerial lineup at AirVenture in Oshkosh.

Cornucopia in northern Bayfield County is on the agenda, together with the brand new accessible tower schedule to open this spring at Potawatomi State Park close to Sturgeon Bay. There’s additionally a pair from Pepin who shuttered their espresso store and are within the midst of a 3,000-mile journey of their sailboat to Key Largo, Florida, by way of the Mississippi River and Gulf of Mexico.

Let’s hope 2021, in some unspecified time in the future, can deliver us all again collectively and we will put 2020 behind us. Method behind us.

Brewers Spring Coaching

Brewers Spring Training

A pair of followers watch Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Brent Suter work on his pitches within the bullpen throughout a spring coaching sport March 7 towards the Texas Rangers at American Household Fields of Phoenix. Suter had already pitched within the sport and in two innings of reduction had given up 5 runs on six hits, strolling two and putting out one. Suter returned to the bullpen to work with a pitching coach.



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Brewers Spring Coaching

Brewers Spring Training

The Phoenix Sonoran Protect is an open desert park with miles of climbing and biking trails on the north facet of town.



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Brewers Spring Coaching

Brewers Spring Training

American Household Fields of Phoenix is a multi-field advanced that’s used year-round by the Milwaukee Brewers however in February and March is residence to spring coaching. This apply discipline was used previous to a spring coaching sport towards the Texas Rangers for the Brewers to stretch and heat up earlier than making their manner into the adjoining major facility that seats about 10,000 followers.



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Brewers Spring Coaching

Brewers Spring Training

Followers make their manner into the American Household Fields of Phoenix, a baseball advanced owned by town of Phoenix and utilized by the Milwaukee Brewers for year-round baseball actions, together with spring coaching.



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Brewers Spring Coaching

Brewers Spring Training

Max Lazar, a pitcher who spent a lot of the 2019 season with the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers, the Milwaukee Brewers’ Class A minor league staff close to Appleton, makes his well beyond followers on March 7 at American Household Fields of Phoenix. Lazar went 7-4 final season.



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Horse Deaths

Horse Deaths

Horses at Pink Ridge Ranch Driving Secure close to Mauston are on the mend after being sickened by poisonous blister beetles that contaminated a great deal of hay bought from out-of-state distributors.



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Endeavor Sharing Supper

Endeavor Sharing Supper

The kitchen at Endeavor Elementary College is a hive of exercise on the final Wednesday night of every month as meals are readied for the Sharing Supper. Final week, volunteers — from left, Patti Pulver, Cheri Gibeaut, Linda Krueger and Shirley Scherbert — plated Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, gravy and corn for the meal designed to advertise civility and neighborhood.



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Endeavor Sharing Supper

Endeavor Sharing Supper

Linda Wade prepares drinks to serve throughout a month-to-month neighborhood supper at Endeavor Elementary College in Endeavor, Wis., Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020. AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL



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Endeavor Sharing Supper

Endeavor Sharing Supper

Doug Dewsnap, proper, thanks Shania Barron for serving cake with the assistance of Kai Stahler as members of Scouts BSA from Portage assist with the Sharing Supper.



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Endeavor Sharing Supper

Endeavor Sharing Supper

Patti Pulver, left, and Kathy Thiemke usher in meals from B&B Hitching Put up in Portage for a month-to-month neighborhood supper at Endeavor Elementary College. 



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Endeavor Sharing Supper

Endeavor Sharing Supper

About 160 individuals attended final week’s Sharing Supper in Endeavor, a Marquette County village of about 450 individuals.



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Endeavor

Endeavor

This neighborhood was based in 1891, however a bypass has diverted site visitors across the Marquette County village, situated about 9 miles north of Portage. As soon as a month, a free supper is held on the Endeavor Elementary College in an effort to advertise neighborhood togetherness whereas the library in 2020 is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary.



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Alexian Brothers Novitiate

Alexian Brothers Novitiate

It could seemingly take tens of millions of {dollars} to revive the mansion of the previous Alexian Brothers Novitiate close to Gresham.



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Alexian Brothers Novitiate

Alexian Brothers Novitiate

Bruce Gallagher exhibits off the previous conservatory room of the dilapidated mansion that at one time was a part of the Alexian Brothers Novitiate close to Gresham. Gallagher is a Hartland Realtor charged with promoting the mansion and the 181-acre historic Shawano County property that features greater than 4,000 toes of frontage alongside the Pink River.



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Wisconsin Large Cat Rescue & Training Heart

Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue & Education Center

Wisconsin Large Cat Rescue proprietor Jeff Kozlowski interacts with BamBam, an African lion born in 2004 and certainly one of his first large cats. The nonprofit, situated on 30 acres within the Sauk County village of Rock Springs, has 20 tigers, lions and leopards, and one Canada lynx.



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Wisconsin Large Cat Rescue & Training Heart

Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue & Education Center

Minocqua and Kai, a pair of 3-year-old Bengal tigers, share an enclosure at Wisconsin Large Cat Rescue in Rock Springs. The five hundred- to 600-pound animals eat 20 to 25 kilos of meat per day throughout the winter and 12 to fifteen kilos per day in hotter months. 



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A fishing opener amid COVID-19

A fishing opener amid COVID-19

Buckets of bobbers and peg boards of baits are neatly organized as Bella, a 7-year-old border collie, relaxes at Kate’s Bait north of Dodgeville. 



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A fishing opener amid COVID-19

A fishing opener amid COVID-19

Kate Mosley, proprietor of Kate’s Bait & Sporting Items close to Dodgeville, has a merchandising machine that dispenses night time crawlers, reside minnows, hooks, bobbers and fishing lures for patrons who present up after hours.



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A fishing opener amid COVID-19

A fishing opener amid COVID-19

At Kate’s Bait & Sporting Items north of Dodgeville, proprietor Kate Mosley is seen by means of her new walk-up window, which has been geared up with a doorbell. On the within she has a stool and bank card reader, and can take orders for bait and deal with, turkey searching provides and different objects. Mosley is attempting to remain above water as close by lakes are closed and lots of boat ramps on the Wisconsin River are barricaded as a result of COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.



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Kickapoo Valley Reserve

Kickapoo Valley Reserve

Ron Johnson, the one chairman of the administration board for the Kickapoo Valley Reserve for 25 years, is retiring from the board this month. Since 1970, Johnson, 73, has lived adjoining to the 8,600-acre Vernon County property that options the Kickapoo River, valleys, ridges, primitive campsites, a customer middle and trails for climbing, horseback using and biking. 



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Kickapoo Valley Reserve

Kickapoo Valley Reserve

Ron Johnson, chair of the administration board for the Kickapoo Valley Reserve, exhibits off a classroom that’s housed in a standard Ho-Chunk shelter. The classroom is used year-round as a part of the KVR’s schooling program that serves about 5,000 college students yearly.



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Kickapoo Valley Reserve

Kickapoo Valley Reserve

Certainly one of three lined bridges that cross the Kickapoo River within the Kickapoo Valley Reserve.



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Kickapoo Valley Reserve

Kickapoo Valley Reserve

A concrete tower that might have been used to funnel excessive water from a proposed lake is likely one of the reminders of a failed plan to flood the Kickapoo River Valley north of La Farge. Hundreds of thousands of {dollars} have been spent on the venture, together with the partial development of an earthen dam to carry again the flood-prone Kickapoo River. The valley is now residence to the Kickapoo Valley Reserve.



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Kickapoo Valley Reserve

Kickapoo Valley Reserve

A big part of Weister Creek, a tributary of the Kickapoo River, has been restored and improved for trout fishing.



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Morel mushrooms

Morel mushrooms

Ron Machotka cooks up morel mushrooms, that have been frozen from final yr, as he waits for patrons outdoors a former used automotive lot in Muscoda, Wis., Thursday, Could 14, 2020. AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL



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Morel mushrooms

Morel mushrooms

Tom Nondorf exhibits the place morel mushrooms are weighed when introduced in, contained in the storage space of a former used automotive lot in Muscoda, Wis., Thursday, Could 14, 2020. AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL



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Morel mushrooms

Morel mushrooms

Ron Machotka shows a mushroom name he made in Muscoda, Wis., Thursday, Could 14, 2020. AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL



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Burger Night time in Muscoda

Burger Night in Muscoda

Tom Nondorf, president of American Legion Put up 85 in Muscoda, heads up a spring morel mushroom sale however in the summertime is busy as soon as a month with a hamburger sale within the village’s downtown. Proceeds from each fundraisers are used to help a wide range of Legion applications, together with flags on village streets.



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World’s largest refracting telescope

World's largest refracting telescope

Centered inside a 90-foot diameter dome, the Nineties-era refracting telescope at Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay towers over guests. The College of Chicago earlier this yr transferred possession of the 123-year-old facility to the Yerkes Future Basis, a preservation group that plans to revive, refurbish and reopen the historic analysis middle.



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Ornate design

Ornate design

Yerkes Future Basis committee members Chuck Ebeling, left, and Frank Bonifacic, middle, go to with Ed Struble, who has been the director of constructing and grounds on the Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay, Wis. for practically 30 years Wednesday, June 10, 2020. JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL



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Forty-eight acres on Lake Geneva

Forty-eight acres on Lake Geneva

Members of the Yerkes Future Basis discover the John Olmsted-designed grounds of the Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay, Wis. Wednesday, June 10, 2020. Just lately, the College of Chicago transferred possession of the 123-year-old facility to the inspiration, a preservation group that plans to revive, refurbish and reopen the analysis middle. JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL



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Planning for the longer term

Planning for the future

Members of the Yerkes Future Basis discover shade below a big maple tree on a portion of the 48-acre John Olmsted-designed grounds of the Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay. The 60,000-square-foot facility, residence to a few domes every with its personal telescope, was constructed between 1894 and 1897.



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Viewer’s angle

Viewer's angle

Constructed within the 1890’s, the telescope on the Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay, Wis., seen Wednesday, June 10, 2020, is the biggest refracting telescope on the planet. Electrical parts added within the 1960’s are seen on the decrease finish of the 60-foot-long viewing tube. JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL



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Tri-County Regional Airport

Tri-County Regional Airport

Ed Asmus, of Aurora, Illinois, fuels his 1973 Cessna 337G Skymaster throughout a cease final week on the Tri-County Regional Airport in Lone Rock. The airport sometimes sells 20,000 gallons of gasoline a yr. However as of final week, simply 2,600 gallons had been bought this yr.



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Tri-County Regional Airport

Tri-County Regional Airport

Juliet Hein, daughter of Piccadilly Lilly proprietor Jessica Hein, gives water to pilot Ed Asmus upon his arrival from Aurora, Illinois, on the Tri-County Regional Airport. The restaurant is a giant cause why pilots like Asmus fly to Lone Rock.



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Tri-County Regional Airport

Tri-County Regional Airport

Piccadilly Lilly Diner proprietor Jessica Hein works within the eating space of the small restaurant adjoining to the Tri-County Airport in Lone Rock, Wis. Tuesday, June 30, 2020. The enterprise has been working as a carryout enterprise solely for the reason that coronavirus pandemic took maintain within the area within the spring. JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL



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Tri-County Regional Airport

Tri-County Regional Airport

Jessica Hein, proprietor of the Piccadilly Lilly Airport Diner, shares a sales space with Jackson Evans, 4, as she waits for patrons at her small restaurant on the Tri-County Regional Airport in Lone Rock. Hein rents the area for $200 a month.



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Tri-County Regional Airport

Tri-County Regional Airport

Marc Higgs, supervisor of the Tri-County Regional Airport in Lone Rock, seems over a taxiway that was partially submerged final week, a number of days after rains moved by means of the realm. Flooding has turn out to be extra widespread on the airport and officers are finding out methods to cut back the detrimental results of heavy rainfall. 



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Indian Lake Oak Savanna

Indian Lake Oak Savanna

Invasive bushes harvested by crews working at Indian Lake County Park to protect an oak savanna will probably be used for fence posts, pallets, firewood and planks.



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Indian Lake Oak Savanna

Indian Lake Oak Savanna

A big oak tree rises over Shane Otto, a land restoration specialist with Dane County Parks, in a restored space of oak savanna at Indian Lake County Park within the city of Berry.



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Indian Lake Oak Savanna

Indian Lake Oak Savanna

Owen Detweiler, 33, proprietor of Valton Log & Lumber in Wonewoc, operates a grapple-skid to take away felled bushes in an effort to revive an oak savanna at Indian Lake County Park.



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Indian Lake Oak Savanna

Indian Lake Oak Savanna

Ruben Mazelin, 23, of Hillsboro, was drenched in sweat final week as he used a chainsaw to take away invasive hardwoods from a hillside at Indian Lake County Park.



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Merrimac Ferry Touchdown Concessions

Merrimac Ferry Landing Concessions

Guests to Merrimac Ferry Touchdown Concessions collect on the window to order up ice cream. On a busy day the store can promote greater than 500 cones and dishes of ice cream.



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Merrimac Ferry Touchdown Concessions

Merrimac Ferry Landing Concessions

Ice cream at Merrimac Ferry Touchdown Concessions is hand-scooped by proprietor Adam Gallus, who works seven days every week from Memorial Day by means of October.



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Merrimac Ferry Touchdown Concessions

Merrimac Ferry Landing Concessions

Ice cream is loved on a pontoon boat because the Colsac III makes its manner throughout Lake Wisconsin. The ferry has been a staple in Merrimac since 1844. The ice cream store traces its roots to the late Nineteen Forties.



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St. Norbert Catholic Church

St. Norbert Catholic Church

Church leaders, development staff and an architect speak final week earlier than climbing the scaffolding to examine the on-going renovation work at St. Norbert Catholic Church in Roxbury.



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St. Norbert Catholic Church

St. Norbert Catholic Church

Father Jerry Zhanay of St. Norbert Catholic Church in Roxbury has helped information his congregation over the past 4 years however the previous three years have included fundraising efforts for an exterior renovation venture. The sanctuary of the church will not be a part of the venture however holds an historic 10-foot by 6-foot portray given to the church in 1849 by King Louis II of Bavaria. The portray hangs above the church altar.



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Roxbury Church 12-08062020163638

Roxbury Church 12-08062020163638

Scaffolding surrounds the steeple of St. Norbert’s Catholic Church in Roxbury, Wis. as an exterior renovation to the church continues Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020. JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL



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Roxbury Church 10-08062020163638

Roxbury Church 10-08062020163638

Masonry staff proceed restoration of the steeple of St. Norbert’s Catholic Church in Roxbury, Wis. Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020. JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL



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St. Norbert Catholic Church

St. Norbert Catholic Church

Father Jerry Zhanay, left, and Mark Maier, a member of the St. Norbert Catholic Church renovation committee, had a main view final week of rural Dane and Sauk counties from the highest of the scaffolding that has encased the Roxbury church’s steeple. A $1.2 million renovation venture that started this previous spring is scheduled to be accomplished by this fall and is designed to assist be certain that the church, the oldest Catholic parish in Dane County, stays open.



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St. Norbert Catholic Church

St. Norbert Catholic Church

Father Jerry Zhanay of St. Norbert Catholic Church in Roxbury is guided final week on scaffolding close to the bell tower by Matt Hollman, a superintendent with Maas Brothers Building, a Watertown firm that has years of expertise engaged on church renovation tasks.



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DNC Milwaukee (copy) (copy)

DNC Milwaukee (copy) (copy)

Banners saying the 2020 Democratic Nationwide Conference are displayed on avenue poles outdoors the occasion’s downsized secondary venue on the Wisconsin Heart in Milwaukee.



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DNC Milwaukee

DNC Milwaukee

Ernesto Ruiz, a Clear Sweep Ambassador with town of Milwaukee, works Thursday alongside a largely quiet North Fourth Road close to the Fiserv Discussion board, which had been scheduled to host the Democratic Nationwide Conference this week. As a substitute, a lot of the downtown will probably be quiet, now that the conference has moved to a largely on-line occasion. The few hundred those who do attend will probably be on the close by Wisconsin Heart.



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Decrease Wisconsin Riverway

Lower Wisconsin Riverway

(From left) Mike Mossman, an ecologist with the Associates of the Decrease Wisconsin Riverway, Katie Beilfuss, outreach applications director of the Wisconsin Wetlands Affiliation, and Mark Cupp, govt director of the Decrease Wisconsin State Riverway Board, canoe the Wisconsin River in Muscoda, Wis., Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020. The Decrease Wisconsin Riverway is now acknowledged as a Wetland of Worldwide Significance by the USA and the Ramsar Conference on Wetlands. AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL



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Decrease Wisconsin Riverway

Lower Wisconsin Riverway

Timm Zumm, with the Associates of the Decrease Wisconsin Riverway, makes use of his telephone to take an image of a beaver dam on the Fish Lure Flowage west of Muscoda. The flowage is a part of the wealthy variety of the Decrease Wisconsin State Riverway.



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Decrease Wisconsin Riverway

Lower Wisconsin Riverway

Timm Zumm, with the Associates of the Decrease Wisconsin Riverway, drives his boat on the Wisconsin River in Muscoda, Wis., Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020. AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL



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Decrease Wisconsin Riverway

Lower Wisconsin Riverway

Cactus at Blue River Sand Barrens State Pure Space close to Muscoda.



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Decrease Wisconsin Riverway

Lower Wisconsin Riverway

The 92-mile Decrease Wisconsin Riverway is a main vacation spot for paddlers. Its various ecosystem has led the Riverway to be designated a Wetland of Worldwide Significance by the Ramsar Conference on Wetlands. Mark Cupp, left, govt director of the Decrease Wisconsin State Riverway Board; Katie Beilfuss, middle, outreach applications director of the Wisconsin Wetlands Affiliation; and Mike Mossman, an ecologist with the Associates of the Decrease Wisconsin Riverway, paddle a stretch of the river close to Muscoda final week.



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Decrease Wisconsin Riverway

Lower Wisconsin Riverway

Timm Zumm, with the Associates of the Decrease Wisconsin Riverway, picks up litter at a sandbar on the Wisconsin River close to Muscoda. The river could be closely utilized by campers and day paddlers.



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Invoice Mattison

Bill Mattison

Invoice Mattison ran away to affix the circus in 1941. And whereas his profession is heralded for crusing, he additionally makes museum-quality fashions of circus wagons, a few of that are on show in his Madison residence.



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Invoice Mattison

Bill Mattison

Invoice Mattison within the neatly organized workshop within the basement of his Madison residence.



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Invoice Mattison

Bill Mattison

A tented circus show created by Invoice Mattison continues to evolve within the basement workshop of his Madison residence. For years he had a ship store on Williamson Road the place he constructed world-class sailboats and iceboats.



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Invoice Mattison

Bill Mattison

Parts of Invoice Mattison’s “Mattison Household Circus” creation are displayed at his Madison residence, together with an in depth eating automotive that even consists of the costs of meals. Scorching canine are 15 cents, hamburgers 25 cents and peanuts a nickel.



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Invoice Mattison

Bill Mattison

Invoice Mattison constructed 14 “Honeybucket” iceboats that at one time have been a few of the quickest on the planet. In 1964, Mattison received the nationwide Triple Crown Trophy for iceboating and even appeared in Time journal. This picture of Mattison is displayed in his bed room close to different crusing mementos.



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Northwoods Census

Northwoods Census

Jack Klein, left, and his neighbor, Phil Curle, chat in Klein’s driveway within the city of Presque Isle concerning the challenges of doing census work in northern Wisconsin. Properties could be far aside, on lengthy, slender and unimproved roads, and cellular phone service is usually spotty.



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Northwoods census

Northwoods census

Phil Curle, who lives within the city of Presque Isle in northern Vilas County, adjusts an indication within the windshield of the pickup truck that signifies he is a census employee. Curle has placed on tons of of miles in Wisconsin’s Northwoods in an try to seek out data on households, lots of that are trip houses.



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Northwoods census

Northwoods census

Jack Klein walks as much as a gate at a non-public housing growth within the city of Presque Isle. He may legally stroll across the gate however must stroll a number of miles to achieve the houses on his census listing.



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Northwoods census

Northwoods census

Basic white indicators dot northern Wisconsin and assist vacationers discover distant houses and companies. This assortment is close to the intersection of highways B and M north of Boulder Junction within the city of Presque Isle.



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Door County amid COVID-19

Door County amid COVID-19

Terry Chier, proprietor of Door County Sunglass Firm in Egg Harbor, mentioned it was unattainable to make up for six weeks of misplaced gross sales when his enterprise was closed for a lot of April and Could. However he met his adjusted gross sales projections for the remainder of the summer time.



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Door County amid COVID-19

Door County amid COVID-19

Lauren Schar, proprietor of Fireplace, a restaurant in downtown Egg Harbor.



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Door County amid COVID-19

Door County amid COVID-19

An “open” signal greets guests at Greens N Grains in Egg Harbor. Many Door County retailers say that if they will make it by means of the autumn, they’ll survive for one more season.



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Door County amid COVID-19

Door County amid COVID-19

Angela Luberger, a jeweler who co-owns Plum Backside Gallery in Egg Harbor, mentioned gross sales are down this yr however haven’t decreased as a lot as she and her husband, porcelain artist Chad Luberger, had anticipated.



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Door County amid COVID-19

Door County amid COVID-19

This signal is close to Sherwood Level in Door County. 



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Door County amid COVID-19

Door County amid COVID-19

The Ellison Bluff State Pure Space close to Ellison Bay is a giant draw for these wanting to absorb one of many many dramatic views of Door County. Tourism officers say customer spending is down about 20% within the county, a lot lower than what was anticipated due to COVID-19.



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Door County amid COVID-19

Door County amid COVID-19

Wanting in the direction of the Strawberry and Chambers islands from Peninsula State Park.



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Milwaukee Troopers Dwelling

Milwaukee Soldiers Home

Funding for the $44.5 million Milwaukee Troopers Dwelling venture has included state and federal historic tax credit, state and federal low-income housing credit and personal fundraising. The Alexander Co. has spent the previous two years renovating the historic buildings. Within the case of Previous Foremost, seen right here, greater than 650 window and door openings obtained upgrades.



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Milwaukee Troopers Dwelling

Milwaukee Soldiers Home

Six historic buildings on the Milwaukee Troopers Dwelling advanced, together with Previous Foremost, constructed within the late 1860s, are present process a $44.5 million renovation to deal with homeless veterans.



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Milwaukee Troopers Dwelling

Milwaukee Soldiers Home

The Milwaukee Troopers Dwelling advanced stands in distinction to neighboring Miller Park and its retractable dome.



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Milwaukee Troopers Dwelling

Milwaukee Soldiers Home

The clock tower of the previous administration constructing of the Milwaukee Troopers Dwelling advanced.



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Deer season opener 2020

Deer season opener 2020

A deer hunter seems to be napping shortly earlier than midday Saturday on the sting of a discipline with southern publicity alongside Freeway B in rural Sauk County. Extra deer hunters have been anticipated to participate on this yr’s nine-day gun deer season as license gross sales are 9.5% over 2019. Close to-perfect climate additionally allowed for consolation whereas searching and for individuals who selected to snooze.



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Deer season opener 2020

Deer season opener 2020

Paul Merline, proper, bagged an 11-point buck on opening day of the nine-day gun deer season on Saturday. He was searching on land close to his city of West Level residence in rural Columbia County along with his brother-in-law, Bob Lee, a retired warden with the state Division of Pure Assets. Merline and Lee hung the deer in Merline’s storage as they ready to course of the animal.



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Deer season opener 2020

Deer season opener 2020

Cousins Ryan Farrell, left, and Andrew Farrell use a measuring follow get the width of the rack of an eight-point buck shot by Ryan’s father, Brian Farrell, of Middleton. The trio have been searching simply south of Plain Saturday morning and have been getting into the deer into the I-Diehl Faucet’s large buck contest.



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Deer registration

Deer registration

Daniel Criminal, proper, seems at a photograph Dan Ruhland took of Criminal’s 9 level deer final week. Criminal, of Sextonville, was searching southwest of Spring Inexperienced, registered his deer electronically however introduced it to the I-Diehl Faucet in downtown Plain to indicate off. Ruhland is a bartender on the I-Diehl, which for years was a preferred deer registration station.


Barry Adams | Wisconsin State Journal



Watertown Fortress

Watertown Castle

Dianne Owens and Paul Elliott descend the principle staircase of their castle-like home in rural Jefferson County. The house, situated between Watertown and Johnson Creek, was inbuilt 2008, however a lot of the inside was unfinished when the couple bought it in July.



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Watertown Fortress

Watertown Castle

Dianne Owens and Paul Elliott bought their castle-like residence in July and have been busy ever since finishing its development.



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Watertown Fortress

Watertown Castle

Dianne Owens and Paul Elliott stroll their 2-acre property in Jefferson County that’s residence to their 11,000-square-foot home that resembles a fortress. Building started in 2008 by one other couple however got here to a halt after certainly one of them died unexpectedly. The house sat empty and unfinished for 9 years earlier than Owens and Elliott bought the property in July.  



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Watertown Fortress

Watertown Castle

This coat of armor, dubbed Ted Knight, was bought from a vendor in La Crosse and is one of the centerpieces of the lounge of Owens and Elliott. 



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Invoice Stork

Bill Stork

Writer and veterinarian Invoice Stork enters a barn on the Haack household dairy farm within the city of Deerfield.



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Invoice Stork

Bill Stork

Dairy farmer Ryan Haack, left, and creator and veterinarian Invoice Stork share tales throughout a go to by Stork to the farm within the city of Deerfield. Stork writes concerning the Haack household, and the farm is pictured on the quilt of the second of his three books.



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Invoice Stork

Bill Stork

Ryan Haack, left, works lengthy days on the household farm he operates in partnership along with his father, Jim Haack, within the city of Deerfield however seems ahead to the common visits from Invoice Stork, proper, a Lake Mills veterinarian. Stork and Ryan Haack spend plenty of time speaking about writing, the necessity for naps, quilting and every other variety of matters.



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Invoice Stork

Bill Stork

Close to a shed that includes hand work by younger members of the Haack household, creator and veterinarian Invoice Stork prepares for a spherical of being pregnant checks on cows within the household’s dairy herd. Stork got here to Wisconsin in 1992 from Illinois and in 1994 bought Lake Mills Veterinary Clinic.



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Rotary Botanical Gardens Vacation Gentle Present

Rotary Botanical Gardens Holiday Light Show

Kyle and Mary Ann Prepare dinner, of Janesville, take within the sights from a bench alongside the trail by means of the Rotary Botanical Gardens Vacation Gentle Present in Janesville.



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Rotary Botanical Gardens Vacation Gentle Present

Rotary Botanical Gardens Holiday Light Show

Guests stroll one of many many paths by means of the Rotary Botanical Gardens Vacation Gentle Present in Janesville. It takes 30 to 45 minutes to stroll the half-mile route.



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Rotary Botanical Gardens Vacation Gentle Present

Rotary Botanical Gardens Holiday Light Show

With social distancing guidelines, there will probably be fewer guests to this yr’s Vacation Gentle Present at Rotary Botanical Gardens in Janesville, however the shows proceed to develop. An estimated 2 million lights cowl a lot of the 20-acre gardens the place guests can stroll the paths and take within the shows. The occasion is the biggest fundraiser of the yr for the gardens, situated in a former gravel pit.



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Brittany Pahnke, of Madison, sings right into a microphone as she warms-up for the Wisconsin Chamber Choir’s Automobile Carols live performance from the roof of a parking storage at American Household Insurance coverage in Madison, Wis., Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020. AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL



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Automobile Carols with the Wisconsin Chamber Choir

Car Carols with the Wisconsin Chamber Choir

Director Robert Gehrenbeck, well-equipped for the December parts, makes use of a baton to conduct Saturday’s Wisconsin Chamber Choir live performance.  



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Automobile Carols with the Wisconsin Chamber Choir

Car Carols with the Wisconsin Chamber Choir

Andi Becerra of Madison warms-up for the Wisconsin Chamber Choir’s live performance from the roof of a parking storage at American Household Insurance coverage in Madison.



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Automobile Carols with the Wisconsin Chamber Choir

Car Carols with the Wisconsin Chamber Choir

The 40 members of the Wisconsin Chamber Choir carried out from their automobiles and one pickup truck Saturday from the highest of a parking storage at American Household Insurance coverage.



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Automobile Carols with the Wisconsin Chamber Choir

Car Carols with the Wisconsin Chamber Choir

Caitlin Schmidt, left, sings from her festive Chevy Volt throughout Saturday’s Automobile Carols live performance by the Wisconsin Chamber Choir at an American Household Insurance coverage parking ramp.



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Automobile Carols with the Wisconsin Chamber Choir

Car Carols with the Wisconsin Chamber Choir

Franzo Legislation II, of Madison, sings tenor with the Wisconsin Chamber Choir throughout its Automobile Carols live performance. Decorations have been widespread on autos to assist add to the vacation spirit.



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Moon Rabbit

Moon Rabbit

Occupying the positioning of the previous Schuett’s Drive-In, which had a presence in Watertown, Wis. for greater than 60 years, Moon Rabbit now gives an eclectic menu that includes dishes with nationwide and worldwide origins in Watertown.



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Moon Rabbit

Moon Rabbit

Moon Rabbit’s Hammi Hamann works within the kitchen of the enterprise she co-owns along with her husband, Brent Hamann in Watertown.



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Moon Rabbit

Moon Rabbit

Jazz music is a continuing at Moon Rabbit, however the menu modifications every day and represents the world. It may well embrace deep-fried catfish, smoked brisket, soiled rice, shawarma, Indonesian noodles and falafel. Moon Rabbit co-owner Hammi Hamann assists within the kitchen, but in addition runs the restaurant’s social media.



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Moon Rabbit

Moon Rabbit

Moon Rabbit co-owner Brent Hamann prepares a pot of soiled rice within the kitchen of the enterprise in downtown Watertown. Hamann grew up within the metropolis, however honed his cooking abilities for 20 years in New Orleans.



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Moon Rabbit

Moon Rabbit

Brent and Hammi Hamann, homeowners of Moon Rabbit in Watertown, put together the choices for drive-up prospects at their pop-up restaurant within the metropolis’s downtown. For greater than 60 years the positioning was residence to Schuett’s Drive-In, however in 2017 the Hamann’s bought the restaurant and radically altered the menu.



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Barry Adams covers regional information for the Wisconsin State Journal. Ship him concepts for On Wisconsin at 608-252-6148 or by electronic mail at [email protected].

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