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‘Iron guts:’ National Railroad Museum employs goats to clear invasive species (opens the original)
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ASHWAUBENON Wis. (WBAY) - The National Railroad Museum is using goats instead of lawnmowers and weed whackers to maintain its shoreline as part of a conservation grazing program. About six goats are working along the banks of the Fox River at the museum. The museum is collaborating with the Glorious Goat Ranch and its “Goats on the Go” program to manage vegetation along the shoreline, according to Liz Van Pay, marketing and communications director. “We have been collaborating with the Glorious G
Goats return to clear weeds at National Railroad Museum (opens the original)
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ASHWAUBENON, Wis. (WBAY) — Visitors to the National Railroad Museum this weekend may hear goats instead of train whistles. For the second year in a row, the museum hired a crew of goats to handle landscaping. Matthew Jackson, who works at the museum, is overseeing the four-legged team. The goats will remain at the museum through the end of the month. Liz Van Pay, marketing and communications director for the National Railroad Museum, said the goats offer environmental benefits beyond saving mone
Homeowner seeks reimbursement after town zoning mistake on garage (opens the original)
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CLAYTON, Wis. (WBAY) - A homeowner is asking the town of Clayton to reimburse him after he says a mistake by a building inspector forced him to demolish and rebuild his garage. Kasey Sipiorski said the garage originally sat 7 feet back on a patch of dirt. It had to be demolished, moved, and rebuilt after what Sipiorski says was a town zoning error. “It seemed like there was no humanity. And I don’t, I don’t know if that’s a big deal in today’s day and age, but it is to me,” Sipiorski said. Build
32 years, no missed huddles: Waukesha friend group’s tradition lands in Green Bay (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - A group of friends from Waukesha has taken an annual trip together for 32 years, a tradition that started after they graduated high school in 1994. The group, which has grown from a small circle of friends to 16 people, timed this year’s trip to coincide with Packers Alumni Week and the team’s home opener at Lambeau Field. Desirae Janowiak said the friendships have played a lasting role in her life. “They’ve been the ones that have kept me going,” Janowiak said. Trischa
Marinette County residents and organizations rally together for Refuel the Farmers event (opens the original)
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COLEMAN, Wis. (WBAY) - Harvest season means local farmers are running on tight schedules and little sleep. A drive-through event in Coleman sought to uplift farmers during the busy time of year as the community came together to “refuel the farmer.” More than 40 volunteers worked together to give back to farmers during harvest season as part of a collaboration between Patz Corporation and UW-Madison Extension in Marinette County. Farmer Sheila Denowski said the event helps during a busy time of y
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