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Kyle Langellier

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As seen in: E. W. Scripps Company, WGBA-TV (Green Bay, WI), WTMJ-TV (Milwaukee, WI), WKBT-TV (La Crosse, WI), WKOW-TV (Madison, WI), WAOW-TV (Wausau, WI), The Vidette (ISU)
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Fox Valley neighborhoods split on Flock Safety cameras

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By Kyle Langellier Verified
| WGBA-TV (Green Bay, WI) Verified
KAUKAUNA (NBC 26) — Kaukauna has become the latest Fox Valley community to end its contract with Flock Safety, joining Appleton, Oshkosh and Grand Chute in moving away from the license plate reader company. Kaukauna Mayor Tony Penterman said the decision came in part because of the broader regional trend. "We thought with everyone else canceling, we wanted to do that also and look for other technology that would be a little less invasive," Penterman said. Not every community is walking away.
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Fox Cities reptile rescue overwhelmed by surrenders, seeks homes for 150 animals

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By Kyle Langellier Verified
| WGBA-TV (Green Bay, WI) Verified
NEENAH- (NBC 26) — J&R Aquatic Animal Rescue in Neenah has stopped accepting bearded dragons, leopard geckos and ball pythons as surrenders surge and adoptions decline. John Moyles, director of J&R Aquatic Animal Rescue, says the organization has seen a sharp rise in surrendered animals. "Since the beginning of the year we've taken in about 150 bearded dragons, leopard geckos and ball pythons," Moyles said.
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EXCLUSIVE: Family of teen killed in Grand Chute tire shop crash remembers his smile, love of cars and music

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By Kyle Langellier Verified
| WGBA-TV (Green Bay, WI) Verified
APPLETON (NBC 26) — The family of an 18-year-old killed when a car crashed through the window of a Fox Cities tire shop gathered over the weekend to say goodbye — remembering a young man who loved cars, music and the open water. Cayden Christiano was killed on June 29 when a car crashed through the glass at Matthew's Tire in Grand Chute, injuring two others. His father traveled from Florida, his sister from Connecticut, and his grandparents came together to lay him to rest.
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