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Why Families Keep Coming Back To This 130-Year-Old Wisconsin Camp

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By Royce Podeszwa Verified
| Urban Milwaukee Verified
Campers paddle a canoe at Phantom Lake YMCA Camp in Mukwonago, Wisconsin. The camp has been running for 130 years, making it one of the oldest in the country. Photo courtesy of Phantom Lake YMCA Camp One of the oldest summer camps in North America is celebrating its 130th anniversary as a place where kids can enjoy Wisconsin summers. Generations of families have a history at Phantom Lake YMCA Summer Camp in Mukwonago.
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Wisconsin summer camp, one of the oldest in North America, turns 130

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By Royce Podeszwa Verified
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
One of the oldest summer camps in North America is celebrating its 130th anniversary as a place where kids can enjoy Wisconsin summers. Generations of families have a history at Phantom Lake YMCA Summer Camp in Mukwonago. When it first opened in 1896, Grover Cleveland was president and the first gas-powered automobiles were being built in Detroit. The camp prides itself on passing down traditions.
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A Wisconsin company is using fusion technology to beat supply chain bottlenecks

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By Royce Podeszwa Verified
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
A Janesville-based company is building a fusion energy facility to produce critical medical isotopes. Earlier this year, SHINE Technologies secured a $263 million loan from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Dominance Financing to build a new production facility for molybdenum-99, or Mo-99. This isotope has many uses in nuclear medicine, a main one being the parent isotope for technetium-99m, which helps diagnose and determine the stage of cancers and heart disease.
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