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 Environmental center won't be near bluff's edgeIs it environmentally sound for a university environmental center that will focus much of its work on Lake Michigan to be as close to the lake as possible? Concordia University and divided City of Mequon officials have wrestled with that for several months.
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 Jennings asks for ball, makes most of opportunityIt's hard to believe now, because he has emerged as the Green Bay Packers' youngest playmaker, that at one point last season Greg Jennings had to raise his hand and respectfully but firmly ask for the ball.
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 GE Healthcare chief tackles ailing imaging industrySind launcing in Milwaukee in 1947, the X-ray tube manufacturing company General Electric has expanded almost without interruption into a $17 billion-a-year company. The momentum, however, petered out last year.
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 Novel treks to Nepal, ponders social conscienceDaphne Beal was a sophomore studying literature and society at Brown University when she thought of spending a semester or two in Nepal. She left thinking little about where it could, would, lead her.
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 Remodeling may save you from movingChuck and Mitzi Gilreath didn't want to move yet again. When Chuck's job uprooted them from Alabama, they found a house in their price range and a location they loved in Whitefish Bay. There was just one problem: Their house didn't have a master bathroom, and Mitzi was deeply attached to having that amenity. Instead of searching for a new house, they opted to remodel.
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Skateboard park becoming a headache in MuskegoMuskego officials are frustrated by the vandalism and litter problems at the city's $140,000 skateboard park, and are considering closing it if the situation doesn't improve.
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