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Record Diesel Prices Threaten To Push Up Wisconsin Grocery Bills (opens the original)
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With diesel at $6.13 a gallon, grocers and truckers brace for higher costs across the supply chain. Diesel prices in Wisconsin have hit record highs as the war in Iran continues to disrupt the flow of the fuel globally. In Wisconsin, the average price per gallon of diesel fuel on Wednesday was $6.13. Last year, the average in the state was $3.45 per gallon, according to data from the American Automobile Association. Mike Semmann, president of the Wisconsin Grocers Association, said the price of
Motorcycle From Defining 9/11 Image Now On Display In Milwaukee (opens the original)
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Harley-Davidson Museum exhibit brings a powerful piece of New York’s 9/11 story to the Midwest. New York City firefighter Tim Duffy rides his Harley-Davidson motorcycle through the rubble during the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. His motorcycle is now on display at the Harley-Davidson museum in Milwaukee. Photo courtesy of Allan Tannenbaum/Sohoblues.com On Sept. 11, 2001, New York City firefighter Tim Duffy was off duty, working on tuning up his Harley. He had just pulled out a spark p
Late Frosts, Drought and Hail Damage Challenge Wisconsin Apple Growers (opens the original)
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Wisconsinites enjoy apple-picking in the fall, but this year's crop may be reduced. Many Wisconsin orchards are preparing to open their fields to apple pickers across the state. But after a year of late frosts, drought and hail damage in some areas, many apple orchards are not expecting a large yield this fall. Mark Christopher is an owner of Maple Leaf Orchard in Spring Valley. He said warmer temperatures in March and April caused the trees in his western Wisconsin orchard to start blooming ear
21,000 Expected As Jehovah’s Witness Convention Transforms Downtown Milwaukee (opens the original)
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Volunteers say they aim to leave the Baird Center and surrounding streets cleaner than they found them. Volunteers clean thousands of chairs at the Baird Center in preparation for the Jehovah’s Witness convention on Aug. 28-30. Organizers say they see the Baird Center as a place of worship during the event and want to leave it better than they found it. Elissa Eaton/WPR With thousands of people expected to arrive in Milwaukee this weekend for an international Jehovah’s Witness convention, an arm
UWM’s Affordable Textbook Initiative Cuts Costs for Students (opens the original)
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Open Textbook and Educational Resources, launched in 2015, has saved students millions of dollars. Many textbooks can cost upwards of $200. Wohnai (CC-BY) When college students return to campus this month, the cost of tuition isn’t their only worry – high-priced course materials and textbooks can be a financial burden. The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is trying to make textbooks more accessible through the Open Textbooks and Open Educational Resources project which eliminates the cost of so
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