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Mock crash in Green Bay shows dangers of impaired driving (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Green Bay first responders staged a mock crash to show the dangers of impaired driving. Green Bay Police, Green Bay Metro Fire, and Casa ALBA Melanie joined together on Stuart Street for the demonstration. “Car crashes are our second cause for traumatic injuries that we respond to. And when we respond to those incidents, we’re in the roadway. Police and fire are in harm’s way with traffic rolling by. So, it’s something we want to try to prevent,” said Nick Craig, Green B
Tornado donation site moves to Hope Fridge in Menasha (opens the original)
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MENASHA, Wis. (WBAY) - Bins and shelves at Menasha’s Elisha D. Smith Public Library are packed with canned goods, personal hygiene supplies and other donations for tornado relief. The community donation effort started after the July 27 tornado as neighborhood “home hub tents” on front lawns before moving temporarily into the library a month ago. Organizers say it is an entirely volunteer-driven mutual aid effort, not a formal nonprofit. “Hope Fridge is a community service. It is not a nonprofit.
Blind man says Grand Chute restaurant denied service over guide dog (opens the original)
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GRAND CHUTE, Wis. (WBAY) - Connor Kane, who is legally blind, says he was denied service at Flagstone Bar and Grill in Grand Chute because staff would not allow his guide dog, Glacier, inside. Kane said he and his father had not yet ordered food when staff confronted them about the dog. Kane’s guide dog is from Leader Dogs for the Blind. He said the dog is considered a medical device and is allowed to go anywhere he goes. “She’s from Leader Dogs for the Blind. It’s a great organization. They are
Students return to Oshkosh North High School following handgun arrest (opens the original)
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OSHKOSH, Wis. (WBAY) - Students at Oshkosh North High School returned to class this week following an incident last Wednesday in which a 16-year-old student was taken into custody after police found a handgun inside his backpack. The discovery came after a tip reported the weapon had been shown in a restroom the day before. Classes were canceled Thursday to allow staff and students to process the incident and receive support. This week, students returned to school with extended counseling suppor
Sheboygan man hospitalized with West Nile virus after collapsing on California hiking trip (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - A Fox Valley native is in a California ICU after contracting West Nile virus during a hiking trip earlier this month, according to his family. Thomas Lentz, 66, flew to Northern California in early September to join a friend for a camping and hiking trip across Wyoming and California. Two months into the trip to northern California’s Lassen National Park, Lentz began feeling dizzy. The next morning, his friend found him unconscious. Lentz was airlifted to a hospital in R
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