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Neenah sets plan to plant hundreds of public trees following tornado

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Neenah's waterfront parks sustain major tornado damage July 27, 2026 The path of destruction from the July 27, 2026, tornado includes Riverside Park in Neenah. (Duke Behnke/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin) More than 400 public trees were damaged or needed to be removed across Neenah in the wake of the July 27 EF-3 tornado that hit the western Fox Cities. These trees lived in parks, on street terraces and in other public spaces. The city on Oct.
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Stock the Shelves returns to help fight food insecurity in eastern Wisconsin

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By Taima Kern Verified
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Last year's Stock the Shelves, an annual fundraising campaign by USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin newspapers addressing food insecurity, launched with the catastrophic August 2025 flooding in Milwaukee fresh in the minds of reporters and donors alike. In all these cases, Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin was there, lending a hand on day one. Now, we can help the organization further ensure it is ready for the next time nature decides to slap us with wind and water.
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Stock the Shelves returns to help fight food insecurity in eastern Wisconsin

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By Taima Kern Verified
| Green Bay Press-Gazette Verified
Sept. 30, 2026, 5:02 a.m. CT Last year's Stock the Shelves, an annual fundraising campaign by USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin newspapers addressing food insecurity, launched with the catastrophic August 2025 flooding in Milwaukee fresh in the minds of reporters and donors alike. This year, the natural disasters occupying our attention include the Appleton-Menasha tornado in July, the April flooding in northern Outagamie County and April tornado in Marathon County.
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