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Alyssa Allemand

Madison, United States
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Take a stroll with the Madison Methodical Meanderers

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By Alyssa Allemand
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
The downtime of the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020 led many to discover the sacredness of a neighborhood stroll. Melinda Morang, who at the time lived in Redlands, California, took that a step further. "I decided to walk every street in Redlands during the height of the pandemic when I got tired of walking around and around my own neighborhood and had nothing else to do," she said.
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Madison Mallards history told in 'Baseball Like it Oughta Be'

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By Alyssa Allemand
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
Baseball teams in the Northwoods League will head to Madison this week for the league's all-star game Wednesday evening. They'll be competing at the Duck Pond, home of the Madison Mallards. Tom Alesia is the author of a recent book, " Baseball Like It Oughta Be," which details the successful and sometimes quirky history of the Mallards.
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Madison Greenhouse Store showcases Wisconsin-friendly houseplants

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By Alyssa Allemand
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
We're in the final stretch of winter in Wisconsin, when February gives us signs of spring with warmer temperatures and sunnier days. What better place to take that seasonal inspiration than to a greenhouse? And of course, you can't leave empty-handed, bringing some of that life with you back into your home. Tiffany Olson has some tips about plants that can thrive in all of Wisconsin's seasons. Olson has 20 years of experience in the plant industry, from organic gardening to houseplant sales.
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