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Jury foreman 'not feeling too good' after Judge Hannah Dugan verdict Original

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By Mary Carson
| Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Verified
Dec. 18, 2025, 10:32 p.m. CT The foreman for the jury in the case of Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan said he was “not feeling too good” after reaching a verdict on Dec. 18. Dugan, who was accused of helping an undocumented immigrant evade federal agents, was found guilty of felony obstruction. She was found not guilty of a related misdemeanor charge.
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Corinne Young: Garden of textile delights

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By Mary Carson
| textileartist.org
Floral motifs have played a prominent role in embroidery design for centuries. Over 2,000 years ago, China’s textile artists stitched rich and colourful flowers and vines with silk thread. These motifs also convey the unique historical meanings of flowers. Peonies represent love, honour, wealth and beauty. Red poppies stand for remembrance and consolation. Lilies represent purity and devotion. UK artist Corinne Young is taking both history and symbolism to new levels with her own garden embroideries.
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Maria Thomas: Keepsakes in stitch

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By Mary Carson
| textileartist.org
Use of ‘found objects’ in textile art can be a serendipitous joy ride for both the artist and the viewer. First, there’s the artist’s thrill in finding an object whose physical attributes are only heightened by the circumstance and location in which it is found. Then there’s the viewer’s surprise at stumbling across that same object in yet another new circumstance and location: the art piece itself.
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