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Man sent to prison for 15 years after girl dies of infection in his care
WEST BEND - A man from West Bend has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after his girlfriend's daughter died of a severe infection. "Haley Kluwe died May 1, 2012, of a massive streptococcus infection throughout her body after several days of ...
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Man arrested for homicide after allegedly providing drugs to man who later overdosed
PORT WASHINGTON - A man from Wauwatosa has been arrested for providing drugs to another man who later died of an overdose. On May 9, 26-year-old Tyler Bares died as the result of a heroin or cocaine overdose. According to the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office, Mack Scott, 30 of Wauwatosa, had provided drugs to Bares. Scott has been charged with First Degree Reckless Homicide, Conspiracy to ...
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Milwaukee County parks panel changes course on paddle boat vendor
A Milwaukee County Board committee reversed course Wednesday and voted in favor of replacing the longtime paddleboat operator on the Juneau Park lagoon with a Minneapolis-based vendor. The reversal was prompted by reports that owners of Juneau Park Paddleboats had offered to sell their business to the Minneapolis competitor, Wheel Fun Rentals, shortly after winning a one-year contract extension ...
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Aaron Rodgers Its time to let the healing process begin toward Brett Favre
Packers want Favre 'back in the family' GREEN BAY - Aaron Rodgers has taken another step to end any bad feelings Packers fans have toward former quarterback Brett Favre. Rodgers appeared on the Jim Rome Show Wednesday, and according to NFL.com, said he would be "excited" if Brett Favre is inducted into the Hall of Fame, and his number is retired with the Packers. ...
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Wisconsin budget panel limits challenges to large wells
The Legislature's budget writing committee set aside fiscal issues for a time this week to take up the increasingly contentious issue of high-capacity wells and whether state regulators should consider the effect of a large well on others nearby. At the end of Tuesday's deliberations, the Republican-controlled panel voted, 12-4, in favor of a motion that would bar persons from ...
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Indecent Proposal [DVD]
Indecent Proposal uses an unconventional story to support some very conventional beliefs: Marriage is an important and lasting institution, money isn't everything, forgiving is more important that forgetting, and love is required for lovemaking. Everyone knows that this is the movie that involves the million-dollar question, the indecent proposal of the title. It comes from billionai ... ...
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GE unveils software that solves MRI blind-spot problem
Not long after going to work for GE Healthcare, Kevin Koch was playing around with a magnetic resonance scanner when an idea came to him that might solve a vexing problem in imaging: The technology produces poor images near metal implants, such as those used for artificial hips and knees, now in millions of people. Koch, a Delafield native who earned a doctorate in physics from Yale ...
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Wanted McHenry County Fugitive Nabbed In Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE (STMW) — The list of Top Ten fugitives in McHenry County got shorter after a man wanted for the sexual abuse of a girl was captured by police and federal agents in Milwaukee. On Nov. 8, 2012, Algonquin police obtained an arrest warrant for Brandon A. Williams of Milwaukee for sexually abusing and choking a juvenile girl, a statement from the McHenry County Sheriff's office ...
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Man attempting to outrun FBI had to be lowered from building by a stretcher
MILWAUKEE - There was commotion in downtown Milwaukee after the corners of Third and Highland Avenue were blocked off Wednesday morning. Police and the FBI attempted to serve a warrant to a man staying in an apartment above Tutto's Restaurant. The man attempted to flee from them in his underwear. He tried using a fire escape but was caught. Milwaukee Fire assisted in lowering the man ...
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Lake Geneva architect says his buildings withstand tornadoes
LAKE GENEVA - After seeing the devastation in Oklahoma, veteran architect D. Thomas Kincaid wanted to tell us about a building design he contends could survive a tornado. In his Lake Geneva home, Kincaid showed TODAY'S TMJ4 reporter Tom Murray renderings and plans for monolithic domes. Essentially, they are upside down concrete bowls reinforced with steel. "Monolithic means one. ...
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