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#SmileOnMax: Parents turn grief into suicide prevention advocacy after son’s death (opens the original)
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Note: Max Vetter and WBAY anchor Emerson Lehmann were classmates, teammates and friends. This story discusses suicide and mental health. Anyone contemplating suicide should call or text the free 988 Lifeline to speak confidentially with a mental health professional. A list of resources is also available at wbay.com/suicide-prevention. BEECHWOOD, Wis. (WBAY) — Every year, hundreds of thousands of families are impacted by suicide. Rick and Brenda Vetter know the feeling all too well, losing their
Organizers preview Appleton’s License to Cruise, Octoberfest weekend (opens the original)
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APPLETON, Wis. (WBAY) — Organizers of License to Cruise and Octoberfest previewed this weekend’s events in downtown Appleton, sharing new details about attendance, economic impact and the vehicles on display. For additional information, including hours and rules for both events, read our frequently asked questions to help you navigate the two days of events. Paul Shrode, chair of the Octoberfest Planning Committee, has been part of the Octoberfest weekend since 1982. “I love this event. Watching
The man behind Appleton’s License to Cruise car show (opens the original)
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APPLETON, Wis. (WBAY) - Octoberfest is back in Appleton this weekend, and the fun kicks off with the License to Cruise car show on Friday. Every fall in downtown Appleton, License to Cruise takes over College Avenue and the Fox Cities Expo. “It’s a car show, one of the largest downtown night shows in the area. We put 350 cars on the avenue, which is really special,” says Gary Rohde, the coordinator of License to Cruise. When the Fox Cities Chamber needed a new leader for the project back in 2019
Sheboygan suicide awareness and prevention walk moved to South High School (opens the original)
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SHEBOYGAN, Wis. (WBAY) - Rain in the forecast won’t stop the 21st annual “There is Hope” suicide prevention and awareness walk happening Saturday in Sheboygan. Mental Health America Lakeshore announced the event is moved to South High School, 1240 Washington Ave. There’s still time to join. Same-day registration for the event starts at 8:30 a.m. The opening ceremony begins at 9:30 a.m. There will be keynote speakers, raffles, music, interactive stations, even a brat fry. It’s all to raise money
Grandfather-granddaughter duo keeps Fox Locks history alive (opens the original)
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KAUKAUNA, Wis. — Flowing north from Lake Winnebago to the Bay of Green Bay, Wisconsin’s Fox River has 17 dams and locks--the last operating hand-operated lock system in the United States. During the summer months in Kaukauna, Fox Locks tender Pat Spaay is the expert on the job. “I grew up in Appleton, right off of Oneida Street, which is very close to Lock Number 1,” Spaay explained. “We used to build rafts and get in the lock tender’s way, and he would not be very happy with us. That old man wa
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