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Johnny Logan was spark plug of champion Braves
It made everyone's day brighter when Johnny Logan showed up at Miller Park.
"He's been such a fixture in Milwaukee and with the organization," said Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker, a close friend of the former Milwaukee Braves shortstop. »Read Full Article
Sarah Palin to host show on New Berlin-based Sportsman Channel
The New Berlin-based Sportsman Channel said Monday it has hired Sarah Palin host a weekly outdoors-oriented program that will celebrate the "red, wild and blue" lifestyle.
"Amazing America," the program featuring the former Republican vice-presidential candidate and commentator, will debut in April. »Read Full Article
Kathleen Vinehout to consult with surgeon after breaking arm in crash
State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout (D-Alma) was due to travel to Eau Claire on Monday to consult with an orthopedic surgeon after sustaining multiple fractures in her right arm during a traffic accident Sunday, a spokesperson in her Senate office said.
Vinehout, a potential Democratic candidate for governor, was injured in a crash during snowy weather on I-94 and was hospitalized in the Racine area. »Read Full Article
Barrett will stay in hospital one more night
Mayor Tom Barrett, who was overcome by exhaustion after finishing a 20-kilometer run at the Pettit National Ice Center on Sunday, will spend another night at Froedtert Hospital.
Barrett underwent a series of tests on Monday at the hospital, one day after paramedics took him from the Pettit Center to the hospital. »Read Full Blog Post
Aaron Rodgers still not cleared to play, Matt Flynn being prepped for Dallas game
Green Bay - Packers coach Mike McCarthy said he will be preparing backup Matt Flynn to play against the Dallas Cowboys Sunday because QB Aaron Rodgers still hasn't gotten medical clearance to return.
Rodgers will work out in front of the medical staff on Tuesday and be evaluated on Wednesday to see how much progress he has made. But McCarthy gave no indication that Rodgers would be cleared then to participate in game action. »Read Full Blog Post
As student, Obama drew inspiration from Mandela
WASHINGTON (AP) The comparisons are perhaps inevitable. President Barack Obama and former South African leader Nelson Mandela each served as their nation's first black president, living symbols of struggles to overcome deep-seated racial tensions. Each was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
But as Obama prepares to honor Mandela at a memorial service Tuesday in South Africa, people close to the U.S. president say he is well-aware that his rapid rise through America's political ranks pales in comparison to Mandela's 27 years in prison fighting against a repressive government that brutally enforced laws that enshrined racial discrimination. »Read Full Article
Father not abusive, mother of baby in Children's Hospital shooting says
The mother of a baby whose skull was fractured after police confronted his father at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin last month was in the hospital's pharmacy when she got a frantic phone call, she said in an interview with the Journal Sentinel.
The baby's father, Ashanti Hendricks, 22, was on the line, telling her he had just been shot by police, said the mother, who asked that her name not be used to protect the family's privacy. »Read Full Article
During break, MU Public Safety will watch student homes
With the semester break approaching and students planning to be away from their homes on campus, the Marquette University Public Safety Department is again offering a way to protect student property.
Students leaving town can fill out online a Vacant House Watch Request Form. »Read Full Blog Post
Driver killed in Dodge County crash was fire prevention specialist
The 29-year-old Menasha man who was killed in a Dodge County highway crash Sunday was identified Monday as Jesse T. Pickett, a fire prevention specialist for the Grand Chute Fire Department.
Pickett was driving his family to Grand Chute from a family gathering in Wisconsin Dells when their car crossed a center line on a curve and crashed head-on into a semitrailer truck on Highway 68 at 1:22 p.m. Sunday, according to the Dodge County Sheriff's Office. »Read Full Article
ATC: Power is flowing on $36 million line linking Wisconsin, Illiiois
Wisconsin's newest power-line connection to Illinois is up and running.
Badgers up to No. 4 in AP poll, No. 6 in USA Today poll
Madison – Bo Ryan's team continued its climb in both top 25 polls on Monday.
Waukesha County leaders back stance against tax for Milwaukee arena
Members of Waukesha County's Executive Committee on Monday recommended to the County Board that it oppose any imposition of a regional tax to finance the construction of a new Milwaukee arena.
The vote was 7-0. The full County Board will consider the resolution at its Dec. 17 meeting. »Read Full Article
Residents escape Racine house fire that climbed inside walls
A fire with a mind of its own destroyed a house in Racine on Sunday, climbing through void spaces to higher floors even as crews extinguished it in the basement.
A tenant at 1612 Winslow Street saw flames in the basement and got his mother out of the home, the Racine Fire Department said in a news release. »Read Full Article
Zaza Pachulia out at least 4 weeks with fractured right foot
St. Francis - The Bucks' injury list grew even longer Monday with the news that veteran center Zaza Pachulia has a fractured bone in his right foot.
Pachulia is in a walking boot and will have the foot re-examined in four weeks. He said he broke the calcaneus bone or heel bone when he stepped on a player's foot during the Bucks' home loss to Detroit on Wednesday night. »Read Full Blog Post
Third Milwaukee-area death reported from pileups during snowstorm
A 63-year-old Franklin man died from injuries suffered Sunday in a massive pileup on Highway 41/45, police said Monday, becoming the third traffic fatality resulting from Sunday's snowfall.
Menomonee Falls police said another person involved in the crash, which shut down the highway for about nine hours, suffered life-threatening injuries. »Read Full Article
Family reunited with dog lost after Racine County crash
Kirra, a 6-year-old Labrador/beagle mix that was reported missing after the I-94 pileup in Racine County, was reunited Monday with its owners, according to the Racine County Sheriff's Office.
Kirra had been inside a vehicle that was involved in one of the numerous crashes that occurred on I-94 during Sunday's snowstorm.
A sheriff's deputy found the dog walking on W. Frontage Road about 10:30 a.m. Monday.
Corey Hart's agent says Brewers have made Hart 'a priority'
Lake Buena Vista, Fla. – I just spoke with Corey Hart's agent, Jeff Berry, who told me that the Brewers have made Hart "a priority" in terms of trying to re-sign the slugging first baseman. At the same time, Berry made it clear there is interest from many teams.
"There's a tremendous relationship between Corey and the Milwaukee Brewers," said Berry, who is attending baseball's winter meetings. "He was their longest-tenured player. It's a tremendous organization with tremendous people that Corey and his family have grown up with. »Read Full Blog Post
Lakeland College considers new Greenfield center
Lakeland College is considering the development of a new Greenfield center for its Milwaukee-area students who take classes on evenings and weekends, and online classes.
The one-story, 15,000-square-foot building would be developed by TCB Development Co. on the north side of W. Layton Ave., in the 4000 and 4100 blocks, according to the city Plan Commission agenda. TCB also would develop a separate 9,500-square-foot retail building at that site. »Read Full Blog Post
Boys & Girls Clubs seeking online shopper-donors
Donors can shop online for toys and other holiday gifts that will go to members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee.
Through its Click for Kids online toy drive, people can buy and donate gifts for youths ages 4 to 18 directly from the club's catalog. »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee man gets 18 years in child abuse case for torturing boy
Dennis Buford, who tortured his girlfriend's 2-year-old son for more than a year and whose abuse of the boy is among the worst cases that child maltreatment experts have ever seen, was sentenced Monday to 18 years in prison and 10 years of extended supervision.
Buford, 20, of Milwaukee, glanced around the courtroom absent-mindedly — staring at the overhead lights, looking at the people seated watching out the window — while Assistant District Attorney Matthew Torbenson described abuse he characterized as "unfathomable and devastating." »Read Full Article
Nail salon proposed for Downer Ave. parking structure
A nail salon is being proposed for street-level commercial space in the Downer Ave. parking structure.
Nail Bar Milwaukee LLC would lease 2,000 square feet at the five-level parking structure, at 2574-2590 N. Downer Ave. The 138-space parking structure opened in 2009. »Read Full Blog Post
Recent real estate transactions for the Milwaukee area
Use our search form to peruse recently completed residential real estate transactions for the Milwaukee metro area. »Read Full Article
28-year sentence for Milwaukee man who confessed to cold-case homicide
A state inmate who confessed last year to the 1996 slaying of a young mother was sentenced Monday to 28 more years in prison.
The case had been unsolved for years. An initial prosecution of three juveniles was dismissed after their lawyers showed that their confessions to the shotgun killing of Leila Dempsey were likely false. »Read Full Article
Madison renewable contractor hired to build Utah wind farm
RMT Inc. of Madison started construction Monday on the Blue Mountain Wind Project in Utah.
The Madison renewable energy construction and engineering services firm is building the 80-megawatt project under a contract announced by Greenbriar Capital Corp., the developer. »Read Full Blog Post
Port Washington energy efficiency firms expands to Pa., N.Y.
A Port Washington company that helps utility customers cut costs through energy-saving upgrades is expanding to the northeastern United States.
Franklin Energy Services has opened offices in New York and Pennsylvania, bringing to 12 the number of states where it's working with utilities and governmental agencies to develop and manage energy efficiency programs to help customers reduce use of electricity and natural gas. »Read Full Blog Post
Kevin from 'The Office' tweets Lambeau visit: '#ColdButWorthEverySecond'
You may know him as Kevin, the lovable dimwit on "The Office."
But the real name of the actor who played him is Brian Baumgartner, and he spent Sunday making a pilgrimage to Lambeau Field to watch the Green Bay Packers vs. the Atlanta Falcons. »Read Full Blog Post
Brookfield site proposed for FBI offices
A Brookfield office building is being pitched as a site for a new Milwaukee-area FBI office.
The 100,000-square-foot building, at 440 S. Executive Drive, needs a zoning change to accommodate the agency. The city Plan Commission is to consider that request at its Monday night meeting. »Read Full Blog Post
Bobby Cox, Tony La Russa, Joe Torre elected to Hall of Fame
Lake Buena Vista, Fla. - Three of the winningest managers in baseball history were elected to the Hall of Fame on Monday by the Expansion Era Committee when Bobby Cox, Tony La Russa and Joe Torre all were unanimously selected.
None of the others on the ballot, including former Brewers catcher Ted Simmons, came close to the 12 votes needed for election. Former players union chief and pioneer Marvin Miller also was on that ballot. »Read Full Blog Post
Green Bay prevails in arbitration over police union contract
An arbitrator has ruled in favor of Green Bay in a contract dispute between the city and a police union, according to the Press-Gazette Media.
The key contract issue was employee contributions to the Wisconsin retirement fund. The union proposed to cap those contributions at 6.6% but the arbitrator sided with the city, which called on the union to pay the same as the city's non-police employees, which is a contribution that can increase as costs increase.
It was the first time in 10 years that the city and the Green Bay Professional Police Association, which has 160 members, went to arbitration, the Press-Gazette reported.
Cedarburg student wins DNR's park sticker contest
A Cedarburg student has won the Department of Natural Resources' annual state park admission sticker design contest.
Ursula Reid, a junior at Cedarburg High School, submitted a design featuring a turtle. It beat out about 200 other entries. »Read Full Article
Lake Huron shipwreck may be one that sank in 1861 on way to Milwaukee
Harrisville, Mich. — A veteran Great Lakes shipwreck hunter said he and his crew have found the wreck of a wooden steamer that sank in 1861 in Lake Huron.
David Trotter, 72, of Wayne County's Canton Township, said the Keystone State was found during a July search, the Detroit Free Press reported. It was heading from Detroit to Milwaukee when it sank during a powerful November storm, claiming 33 lives. »Read Full Article
Claims board finally pays man jailed on wrongful prostitution charge
Begrudgingly, the state's Claims Board has finally paid Milwaukee man jailed for a crime he didn't commit -- soliciting a prostitute.
The board's decision last month came only after David Turnpaugh successfully appealed - twice -- it's prior decisions that he didn't deserve a nickel. »Read Full Blog Post
Man clings to life after being shot in head at Appleton club
A man was shot in the head at a downtown Appleton nightclub early Sunday in what police described as a targeted shooting, Post-Crescent Media reports.
The shooting occurred about 1:50 a.m. Sunday inside the Luna Lounge, 344 W. College Ave. Police have not released the wounded man's name, age or hometown but said he suffered life-threatening injuries. Police have not publicly released the name or description of a suspect.
Authorities locked down the bar for hours to interview witnesses to the shooting.
Greenfield condo development approved
On Tap for Today: Gingerbread houses, amazing light displays and Prometheus Trio
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas.
I know, it's Monday. Tell me something you don't know. »Read Full Blog Post
PolitiFact: Testing Scott Walker claim on public vs. private employees and health care payments
New today from PolitiFact Wisconsin:
Gov. Scott Walker says that in Wisconsin, most public employees now pay about 12% of their health insurance premiums, but private-sector workers pay 20% or more. »Read Full Article
Snow makes mess of southeast Wisconsin roads, with crashes widespread
Drivers who braved the snowy, slick conditions Sunday on southeast Wisconsin's highways got nowhere fast — with crash after crash and pileup after pileup causing road closures, traffic delays and at least two deaths.
Crashes were reported across the region on virtually all major thoroughfares, and the extent of some of the pileups was staggering. »Read Full Article
Badgers view South Carolina as a measuring-stick opportunity
Madison — Sunday brought the best possible scenario for Wisconsin coach Gary Andersen and his players, particularly the members of a senior class that have experienced bowl losses for three consecutive years.
Despite suffering a humbling loss in their regular-season finale, the 19th-ranked Badgers were given an opportunity to face a top-10 team that has beaten two teams headed to BCS bowls and hails from the Southeastern Conference. »Read Full Article
Police hunt for people involved in fatal Milwaukee crash
A 33-year-old woman was killed early Sunday in a two-vehicle crash in Milwaukee that occurred after a brief pursuit by police. One or more people in each vehicle involved may have fled the scene.
Officers from District 5 spotted a 2005 Pontiac Aztek driving erratically without headlights near N. 9th and W. Locust streets around 2 a.m. They tried for about a minute to stop the vehicle but canceled the pursuit when the Aztek refused to pull over, Lt. Mark Stanmeyer said. »Read Full Article
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Here are the winning lottery numbers for Sunday, Dec. 8, 2013
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Jarrett Bush steals spotlight in Packers victory over Falcons
Green Bay — In the grand scheme of playoff qualification, what Jarrett Bush and the Green Bay Packers pulled off Sunday might not amount to anything.
But Bush will never forget the afternoon he went mano-a-mano against Tony Gonzalez, the greatest tight end in pro football history, and with the game on the line became the hero. »Read Full Article
Couple turn selves in after dropped gun goes off in store
A couple turned themselves in to Racine police Sunday, a day after a handgun fell out of the man's pocket and fired a round inside a Burlington Coat Factory.
There were no injuries. »Read Full Article
Storm along East Coast dumps snow, snarls traffic
PHILADELPHIA (AP) A powerful storm that crept across the country dropped snow, freezing rain and sleet on the Mid-Atlantic region and headed northeast Sunday, turning NFL playing fields in Pennsylvania into winter wonderlands, dumping a foot of snow in Delaware and threatening a messy Monday commute in the northeast corridor.
The storm forced the cancellation of thousands of flights across the U.S. and slowed traffic on roads, leading to a number of accidents, including a fatal crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Morgantown that led to a series of fender-benders involving 50 cars that stranded some motorists for up to seven hours. More than two dozen vehicles were involved in another series of crashes on nearby Interstate 78. »Read Full Article
Packers still need Lions to lose one more time
Green Bay - The Packers kept themselves in contention for first place in the NFC North, but they still don't control their own destiny and will need the Detroit Lions to lose at least once more in order to win the division.
By virtue of the Packers beating the Falcons, 22-21, and the Lions losing to the Eagles, 34-20, the Packers are a half game behind the Lions with three games to go. »Read Full Blog Post
Mayor Tom Barrett hospitalized after birthday run
Mayor Tom Barrett remained hospitalized on Sunday for exhaustion after completing a 20-kilometer run indoors earlier in the day at the Pettit National Ice Center.
Barrett spokesman Jeff Fleming said the mayor, who marked his 60th birthday on Sunday, completed the 20-kilometer run, but ended up needing medical treatment for exhaustion. He was treated at the ice center and taken by ambulance to Froedtert Hospital. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee puts snow parking restrictions into effect
Park on the street in Milwaukee? Better go move your car.
The 4-inch snow rule is in effect in the city of Milwaukee, starting at 8 p.m. Sunday. Vehicles parked on a street with a 4-inch rule in Milwaukee must be moved by 9 p.m.
For parking information for a specific Milwaukee address or street, go to www.mpw.milwaukee.gov/services/parking_regs or call (414) 286-2489.
Victim of I-43 crash was West Allis woman
Authorities have identified the victim of a rollover accident on Interstate 43 at Highway 100 Sunday morning.
The driver of the vehicle, Tammy Gawlitta, 39, of West Allis, was ejected from the passenger side window of her Dodge Durango and was trapped underneath in a ditch, according to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Department. Two passers-by lifted the vehicle off its side and pushed it upright before performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation on Gawlitta. »Read Full Article
Coast Guard rescues dog that fell through ice in Sturgeon Bay
A dog was rescued Sunday morning by the Coast Guard after falling through ice on Lake Michigan while chasing a goose.
The dog's owner called Door County authorities around 9 a.m. when she saw her pup fall through the ice in Sturgeon Bay. A Door County 911 dispatcher contacted the Coast Guard station in Sturgeon Bay, which sent out its ice rescue team within 10 minutes. By 9:20 Coast Guard rescuers were on the scene helping the wet and frightened dog out of the frigid water. »Read Full Article
Most Wisconsin nursing homes meet mandate to boost fire safety
A federal mandate to improve fire safety at nursing homes has led to beefed-up protection for some of Wisconsin's most vulnerable residents, with most of the affected nursing homes in the state making the necessary, and expensive, renovations within the past five years to comply.
Regulations set in 2008 by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services gave nursing homes an Aug. 13, 2013, deadline to comply with stronger rules regarding fire sprinklers. Failure to meet the deadline carried the risk of losing Medicare and Medicaid funds. »Read Full Article
In fundraising letter, Mary Burke launches attack on Gov. Scott Walker
If you were hoping the upcoming gubernatorial race was going to be a cerebral discussion of the issues most important to Wisconsin voters, there's only one question for you:
What were you thinking? »Read Full Article
Bill would require warrants for law enforcement tracking of cellphones
Madison — With new technology bringing new concerns for civil liberties, an uncommonly bipartisan group of state lawmakers is seeking to require warrants before police use citizens' cellphones to track their movements.
Their bill — backed by some of the Assembly's most conservative and liberal members — would create a legal framework for state and local police seeking to pin down a suspect electronically, putting in place uniform rules that would still allow officers to act quickly in an emergency. »Read Full Article


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Langdale Pikes with KR Guided Walks at Keswick Tourist Information Centre
Approach the Pikes from the back across grassy fells. From Langstrath climb to the top of Stakes Pass and then head for Pike o Stickle. Quite a long walk but mainly grassy terrain.
Highest point 762m, Ascent 840m, Distance 17km, Grade A.
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Join KR Guided Walks for Group Walks with experienced local leaders. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. More information and the full programme is available on our website below.
Walks come in three grades : C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground; valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents; quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents; good fitness necessary. Walks last all day and for the majority we meet in Keswick at 9 or 10am. Full details will be provided when you book.
Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely.
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£20 full day, children half price; under 16yrs must be accompanied. Additional transport costs may be incurred. Loyalty card gives half price walks.
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The Circolo Garibaldi, the St. John's University students' Italian Society, inducted into its honorary membership four prominent Staten Islanders in a ceremony hold on the Staten Island campus Thursday, February 14. Those receiving honorary membership in the club's third annual induction ceremony were Anthony Navarino, Director of Planning for the Steven Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation; Lois and Richard Nicotra, Chairman and President, respectively, of the Nicotra Group; and Hon. Diane Savino, State Senator.
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Citations read for each honoree pointed out the outstanding work each has done for the community of Staten Island. Anthony Navarino has assisted in immeasurable ways for the Sandy Relief effort. Lois and Richard Nicotra are major benefactors to a wide variety of charities and activities on Staten Island and finally, Hon. Diane Savino, was acknowledged for her efforts in Sandy Relief and for her distinguished career in elected service to the borough and state.
Joseph Sciame, Vice President for Community Relations and Chair of the Italian Culture Center at St John's University, praised the St. John's University alumni who were honored and welcomed into the Circolo Garibaldi Society calling them, "alumni who live the true spirit of St. Vincent de Paul in promoting a spirit in their lives of 'Ministrare non Ministran - Serving Rather Than Being Served'."
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- The Union, Nevada County, CA (LWV of Western Nevada County, CA)
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Tuesday, 08 January 2013
Councils across Hampshire are joining forces in a bid to help residents across Hampshire benefit from greater savings on their gas and electricity bills.
The County Council is working with other local authorities across Hampshire to set up a 'collective energy switching service' which will enable gas and electricity consumers in the county to combine their purchasing power and get a better deal on their bills.
Councillor Mel Kendal, Deputy Leader and Executive Member for Environment at Hampshire County Council, said: "This is good news for households across the county since it will mean that people who register for the scheme will possibly be able to get their gas and/or electricity at much cheaper rates than if they were buying either service as an individual customer.
"For instance, there are approximately 760,000 households in Hampshire. If two per cent sign up to switch energy supplier through our collective energy switching service, this would give a combined purchasing power of just over 15,000 customers, enabling the negotiation of greater discounts on their behalf. Clearly, the more people who sign up, the more negotiating power we will have - so it is vital as many people as possible register for the scheme.
"Being able to access cheaper energy has the potential to bring significant benefits to those on low incomes, the elderly and families in fuel poverty which in turn should have a positive impact on their health and wellbeing.
"It will also give an opportunity for greater savings to be made by those who rely on electricity alone for heating and cooking because they cannot be connected to a mains gas supply.
"Typically customers could save in the region of £60 to £200 on their energy bills by participation in collective switching. Running an energy switching scheme three times a year could lead to potential savings of up to £25 million for Hampshire residents."
To get the scheme up and running, the County Council, on behalf of the other Hampshire local authorities, is proposing to contract an intermediary organisation to manage the collective switching process. A decision on this is to be taken on 22 January 2013 at the Executive Member for Environment and Transport Decision Day. If agreed, the organisation under contract would be responsible for registering consumers, negotiating with energy companies to secure the best deal for householders and arranging the switch for each individual customer. There would be no charges to the customer or any council tax payer for this service, since the organisation's payment would come from a referral fee paid to the organisation by the energy supplier.
More details about the scheme and how people can register will be announced at the beginning of April 2013, subject to the agreement (on 22 January) to contract an agency to undertake the energy switching work, and the tender process leading to the appointment of a contractor with the required expertise, skills and resources.
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