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Direct Admit Wisconsin reaches thousands of students across the state (opens the original)
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NEENAH, Wis. (WBAY) - The Universities of Wisconsin wants students and parents across the state to check their mail and fill out forms for the Direct Admit program. Nearly 40,000 students across the state have already received offers for next year as part of the program, including about 3,000 in the Fox Valley. For some high school students, the college application process can be overwhelming, but for thousands across Wisconsin, that first step may already be done. University leaders announced a
St. Mary Catholic Church reopens after tornado (opens the original)
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MENASHA, Wis. (WBAY) - St. Mary Catholic Church has reopened after more than 60 days of closure following damage from a tornado on July 27. Both St. Mary and St. John the Baptist, linked parishes with one pastor, were damaged in the storm. The storm tore bricks from the top of St. Mary’s steeple, sending them crashing to the sidewalk below. Scaffolding remains wrapped around the damaged steeple as repairs continue. Deacon Don Schultz, pastoral life coordinator for St. Mary and St. John the Bapti
Menasha continues relying on Neenah water months after tornado (opens the original)
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MENASHA and NEENAH, Wis. (WBAY) - Menasha has relied on neighboring Neenah for tap water since July’s EF-3 tornado destroyed its water treatment plant. An emergency network of underground pipes prevented a major crisis, but supplying multiple communities for months has created financial and logistical hurdles. “It’s definitely been a drawn-out process. It’s taken a lot longer than anticipated,” said Adam Smith, water utility manager for Menasha Utilities. After the EF-3 tornado leveled Menasha’s
License to Cruise returns to downtown Appleton, showcasing classic cars ahead of Octoberfest (opens the original)
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APPLETON, Wis. (WBAY) - The sights and sounds of classic cars and live music have overtaken College Avenue in downtown Appleton. It’s all part of License to Cruise, which kicks off Saturday’s Octoberfest. Walking down College Avenue, it’s like a trip back in time, with hundreds of cars all built in or before 2005. The event kicked off around 3 p.m., and the crowd of people walking the street has been growing the whole time. In total, more than 400 specialty vehicles have lined the downtown area,
Wisconsin inmates await commutation decisions as Gov. Evers’ term nears its end (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - More than 800 Wisconsin inmates are asking for a second chance through the governor’s newly created commutation advisory board, but time could be running out for their cases to be heard. In April, Governor Tony Evers re-established the state’s commutation board to consider shortening certain prison terms. However, the board has met only twice, hearing from just 24 applicants so far. With Evers leaving office at the end of the year, families have no guarantee the next adm
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