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Residents wake to destruction in Uptown; 30 businesses destroyed or damaged

Residents wake to destruction in Uptown; 30 businesses destroyed or damaged

Gary Stephens walked away from the ruins of the buildings still burning on 22nd Avenue in Uptown early Tuesda…

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A racial slur. Then the slice of a razor. Kenosha man believes he survived a hate-fueled murder a...

A racial slur. Then the slice of a razor. Kenosha man believes he survived a hate-fueled murder a...

"When is this going to end?" Cleveland Carr asked of racism in America. "When blood hits the air, what color …

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American Players Theatre in Spring Green Receives Tony Award

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By Deneen Smith Verified
| Urban Milwaukee Verified
American Players Theatre is located on 110 acres just outside of Spring Green, Wis. From June through November, APT produces nine world-class productions in a rotating repertory across two stages. Photo courtesy of American Players Theatre American Players Theatre in Spring Green is receiving a Tony Award. The theater company, now in its 47th season, Tuesday. Along with the recognition, the theater will receive a $25,000 grant.
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American Players Theatre in Spring Green receives Tony Award

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By Deneen Smith Verified
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
American Players Theatre in Spring Green is receiving a Tony Award. The theater company, now in its 47th season, Tuesday. Along with the recognition, the theater will receive a $25,000 grant.
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Winds destroy access to ice caves Original

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By Danielle Kaeding Verified, Deneen Smith Verified
| Superior Telegram Verified
On Monday, 11-year-old Macey Derheim of Duluth walked across the frozen surface of Lake Superior to climb through the crevices of the ice caves at the Apostle Island National Lakeshore. “It was kinda like something out of a fairytale,” Derheim said of the caves, which opened to visitors Monday for the first time since 2015. By Wednesday morning, any chance of getting another glimpse at that fairytale seemed to be over. At least for this winter.
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