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Mission First Concrete Leveling explains why concrete sinks — and how leveling can help

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By Allison Brown
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Sunken driveways, uneven sidewalks and sloping garage floors often appear gradually, but the cause typically starts below the surface. According to Mission First Concrete Leveling Owner/Operator Deven Schei, concrete rarely fails on its own — it shifts when the soil beneath it moves. Several factors contribute to that movement. Freeze-thaw cycles allow moisture to enter the ground, expand during freezing and leave voids when thawing.
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Spotlight: Pathways to a Better Life marks 10 years of service

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By Allison Brown
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Pathways to a Better Life, a substance use disorder treatment provider with locations in Sheboygan and Manitowoc counties, is marking its 10-year anniversary in 2025. “We started with 14 residential beds and we currently have 28, so we’ve more than doubled just in that one service level,” said Pathways founder Susan Beattie.
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By Allison Brown
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Allison and Andrew Brown were thrilled to learn they were expecting twins. What they did not expect was a difficult, high-risk pregnancy. Almost a year after the birth of their twin boys, Noah and Jordan, Allison talks about her experience with the University of Kentucky’s Kings Daughters and the many individuals and teams (from obstetricians to the neonatal intensive care unit, or NICU) that helped keep her and the boys safe throughout a complicated pregnancy.
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