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Singh responds to faculty petition - The Advance-Titan (opens the original)
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Chancellor Manohar Singh met with UW-Oshkosh faculty Aug. 21 to discuss university administration’s plans to change native landscaping on campus after a faculty petition to preserve it collected over 2,000 signatures. “In response to a recent petition regarding UW–Oshkosh’s commitment to sustainability, native plants and prairie preservation, members of my team and I met with the faculty lead for a thoughtful, productive and forward-looking conversation,” Singh wrote in the campus-wide email, Au
'This is worth fighting for' - The Advance-Titan (opens the original)
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A petition to preserve native plants at UW-Oshkosh has collected 2,000 signatures since its creation Aug. 10 in response to the university’s plans to replace native plants with sod, creating confusion among students, university staff and community members amid a lack of communication from the administration. “Our beloved campus at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh is under threat of losing the unique and sustainable landscape that we, the students, faculty, and community members, have cherishe
Menasha declares local state of disaster after tornado leaves city without power and water - The Advance-Titan (opens the original)
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An EF-2 tornado swept through Menasha and south of Appleton, destroying homes and businesses, with downed trees and power lines being scattered across the city, leaving locals with no access to electricity and water. “My roof completely blew off, there is nothing left to it,” Kelli Tervola, born and raised in Menasha, who spent 38 years living in her house that was destroyed by a tornado on Monday, said. “[A] 50-foot maple tree fell and landed onto the yard, not onto the house. … When I saw that
Red Arrows make first appearance at EAA AirVenture 2026 - The Advance-Titan (opens the original)
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The Royal Air Force aerobatic team, the Red Arrows, debuted with their first-ever fly over at the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) AirVenture 2026, leaving red, white and blue smoke trails across the sky on Wednesday, July 22. “The Red Arrows are a team of dedicated, diligent and enthusiastic people who exemplify the ethos and values found across the Royal Air Force,” Wing Commander Sasha Nash said. “Our dynamic shows and vibrant flypasts represent what can be achieved through teamwork –
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