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Oconomowoc's Isaac Miller finally meets JJ Watt, 9 years after writing him a letter as a kid

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By Karley Marotta Verified
| WTMJ-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
NEW BERLIN — Nine years ago, a 9-year-old from Oconomowoc named Isaac Miller wrote a letter to JJ Watt with a simple request: meet him at Starbucks. That meeting finally happened — just not at Starbucks. Miller, now a senior defensive end at Catholic Memorial and a Wisconsin Badgers commit, crossed paths with his childhood idol outside Roots in downtown Oconomowoc while preparing for his final high school season. "When I walked over to him, I literally started shaking.
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Milwaukee high school basketball players launch 'Playmakers for Peace' campaign against gun violence

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By Karley Marotta Verified
| WTMJ-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
MILWAUKEE — Five of the Milwaukee area's top high school basketball players are stepping off the court and into the community with a new violence prevention campaign called "Playmakers for Peace," built around a simple message: pause before you react, because one decision can change a life.
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How baseball helped shape America: Bud Selig reflects on the game's lasting legacy

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By Karley Marotta Verified
| WTMJ-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
MILWAUKEE — Bud Selig helped bring the Brewers to Milwaukee, led the effort to build Miller Park and spent 23 years as commissioner of Major League Baseball. As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, Karley Marotta sat down with Selig to discuss how baseball has helped shape the story of our country. "You can't impress enough how much baseball means to America... and how much America means to baseball," Selig said.
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