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The Whey Boom Has Some Farmers “Wheying” the Costs

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By Drew Dawson
| Milwaukee Magazine Verified
When Bob Mills’ whey separating machine broke down last fall, he was at a loss. For three decades, whey, the protein-rich liquid that separates from milk curds during cheese-making, had become a valuable asset. Now, Mills had to spend money just to dispose of it. That’s difficult for any cheesemaker – producing one pound of cheese creates nine pounds of whey.
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Tariffs Are Eating into Milwaukee Businesses’ Revenue

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By Drew Dawson
| Milwaukee Magazine Verified
In Milwaukee’s food and drink scene, the quiet threads that tie global supply chains to neighborhood storefronts are starting to fray. Coffee roasters, chocolatiers, wine shops and international grocers are all confronting the same uneasy reality: tariffs that shift without warning and reshape the cost of doing business overnight. The challenges look different for each business, but the pressure is shared.
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Welcome to 2026, Boulder

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By Brian Bullock, Drew Dawson
| Boulder Monitor Verified
As we enter 2026, we’d like to remind the good people of Boulder that transparency and accountability are core values for the current city administration. As the Mayor and City Council begin new terms of office, we feel it’s important to share with the community our achievements and challenges over the past four years, as well as our likely priorities for the years ahead. First, thank you to the Boulder community.
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