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- Sep 30, 2026
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Pulaski historical society to honor Boyea Painting for work on Polish church (opens the original)
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PULASKI (WLUK) - Recent work to paint the outside of a Pulaski church is being recognized for being about more than just a coat of paint. The painters will receive the Historic Preservation Award, from the Pulaski Area Historical Society, next month. Holy Cross Polish National Catholic Church sits just off the main street in Pulaski. The parish and the chapel are more than a hundred years old. For parishioners like Pauline Nooyen, it's the only church they've ever known. "I was baptized here. I
Shawano Lake bar rallies community and customers to send 60 veterans on Honor Flight (opens the original)
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SHAWANO (WLUK) - A wedding day, the birth of a child -- all life changing events. But for a Shawano County business owner, it was a trip to Washington, D.C. that inspired her. Shelly Jacques has owned the Sand-BAR & Grille Shawano for about 10 years. Back in April she volunteered to travel with an Old Glory Honor Flight, accompanying a Vietnam Veteran to Washington, D.C.. She immediately bonded with her veteran, David, who reminded this daughter of a Vietnam Vet, about her dad who she volunteere
Upgraded app can help people navigate all Appleton's Octoberfest has to offer (opens the original)
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APPLETON (WLUK) - This weekend is shaping up to be nearly picture perfect for Appleton's Octoberfest. The mile long stretch of College Avenue will host more than 300,000 people over two days. There's arts and crafts, food and beverage vendors, and hours of live music. It all starts Friday night with License to Cruise, followed by Octoberfest on Saturday. "You're going to find close to 80 food vendors. There will be five stages with 13 and a half hours of live music. So it is action packed," said
North Fond du Lac police chief served on USNS Comfort in NYC after 9/11 (opens the original)
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NORTH FOND DU LAC (WLUK) - Those who are old enough to remember, know exactly where they were on 9/11. One Fond du Lac County man found himself in the middle of the rescue and recovery effort. North Fond du Lac Police Chief Peter Vergos knows exactly where he was on 9/11. The then 20-something, Navy corpsman with field medic designation, was working at Bethesda Naval Hospital, about 15 miles from the Pentagon. "The unit I worked on is a pre and post surgical ward, so a lot of Vietnam veterans a
Green Bay man creates SobrietyMe app to help others stay clean and sober (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- It's estimated 9.5% of Wisconsinites struggle with a substance use disorder. One Green Bay man, who is in recovery himself, is hoping to help people on their journey to get sober and clean. Later this month, Elliott Janz will celebrate eight and half years of sobriety. He's been to rehab and meetings, worked the steps all while coming up with ideas on how to help others struggling with addiction. "I downloaded every sobriety app on the market, every single one, the ones you p
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