Aaron Anastos
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Construction underway on red panda habitat as NEW Zoo pushes $6M fundraising campaign (opens the original)
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SUAMICO, Wis. (WBAY) - Construction is underway at the NEW Zoo on a new habitat for the zoo’s red pandas. The project is part of a larger $6 million fundraising effort called the Renew the Zoo campaign. Brown County has raised $2 million toward the campaign. The New Zoological Society is inviting the community to help raise the remaining $4 million. The money is going toward improving habitats for animals including lions and penguins, as well as upgrading accessibility for visitors. A major part
Marine veteran’s coffee business gives back to those who served (opens the original)
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MENASHA, Wis. (WBAY) - Down a twisting Menasha cornfield road sits Fireside Cafe, one of several locations in central Wisconsin using beans from Operation Coffee. Operation Coffee is the creation of Sam Floyd, a Marine veteran who started the business nearly a decade ago during a period of mental health struggles following his service. “I didn’t want to start a cafe because I didn’t want to talk to people. But I also knew that I needed to talk to people to, like, get out there and not isolate. A
Civil War Remembered draws living historians to Manitowoc’s Pinecrest Historical Village (opens the original)
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MANITOWOC, Wis. (WBAY) - The historical village of Pinecrest hosted the Manitowoc Historical Society’s Civil War Remembered event, featuring battle reenactments and historical village living conditions performed by historians. Mason Tyson, 21, said his role is centered on teaching history. “My main purpose is literally just to teach history, and if I can just be a living museum piece, then that’s perfect,” Tyson said. Tyson’s mother, Jenna Giese, runs a sanitary fair at the event, portraying wom
Public art project brings murals to Menominee Park Zoo (opens the original)
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OSHKOSH, Wis. (WBAY) - The Menominee Park Zoo is getting a series of murals as part of a new public art project. Discover Oshkosh hired designer Jake Reeder, from the Quad Cities, to give the zoo a distinct visual identity. “It is a wonderful asset that we felt like we wanted to add to and enhance and kind of bring everything together in a way that we thought gave it a more cohesive feel,” said Amy Albright, executive director of Discover Oshkosh. The artwork is in its first stage, taking over t
New discoveries for WPS peregrine falcons (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - New research on peregrine falcons is underway through a collaboration with Wisconsin Public Service. Three peregrines born at Wisconsin power plants in June are equipped with tiny trackers. It is only the second time in the United States this technology has been used for peregrines. Greg Septon is the state’s foremost expert on peregrine falcons- having led peregrine falcon recovery efforts in Wisconsin for decades. The data he is collecting is changing what is known abo
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