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'Anything is possible in America'
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People listen and watch the "We Are One: The Obama Inaugural Celebration At The Lincoln Memorial" at the National Mall in Washington DC, Sunday. The event included a diverse array of talent featuring both musical performances and historical readings and an appearance by President-elect Barack Obama. Read more.
For Madeline Island, wind sled is a lifeline
Most traffic between Bayfield and Madeline Island is either via the ferry or, in the depths of winter, the ice road. But when the ice is either breaking up or settling into its winter thickness, as it was last week, folks can get across only by the wind sled.
- Video: See the sled in action
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2009 Inauguration
Speech will set tone
for Obama presidency
Turning the page was not only the central metaphor of Obama's campaign. It's what all new presidents set out to do in their inaugural speeches, a singular chance to define themselves, their moment and their mission.
- Interactive: Text, audio and video of past inaugural addresses
- Destination D.C.: Obama bowled them over in Altoona
- Blog: Inauguration Watch
- Updates: Obama rides the rails to DC
Special Section
An American moment
Inaugurations occur every four years in this country. We offer this special section today because there is something special about this one.
- More Coverage: Inauguration 2009
Mortgage refinancing surge
sends banks into overtime
Lenders say they are being bombarded by applications for mortgage refinancing as interest rates, driven downward by a weak economic outlook and government efforts to spur mortgage activity, hover around 5%.
MMSD envisions 2,500 new jobs
The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District could help create more than 2,500 jobs this year in the local construction industry if the district receives a requested $180.4 million slice of the proposed federal $825 billion economic recovery spending plan, a district official said.
- Waukesha schools expand online academy to grades 6-8
- Jazz in the Park bans carry-in alcohol
- Faces of Hope: Packages show troops support
- Eugene Kane : A King Day like no other
- Laurel Walker: It's best to take care of some matters quickly
- Audio Slideshow: Runners race in circles to finish indoor marathon
Stephanie Weiler introduced her son Friday by saying, "This is soon-to-be James." She and her husband, Ben, then walked into a Milwaukee courtroom and legally adopted the baby. It was a joyous ceremony that contrasts sharply with James' heartbreaking start in life.
- Updated: 5:42 p.m. | NFC: Cardinals edge Eagles, 32-25, for title
- 6:05 p.m. | Live box score: AFC Championship Game
- Living a dream: Mbah a Moute' s success instills pride, hope in Cameroon brethren
- Clippers 101, Bucks 92: Lackluster effort far from enough
- UWM 77, CSU 75: Feat of resiliency
- Tom Haudricourt: Fielder, agent likely to swing for the fences
- Packers: Capers in no hurry
- Michael Hunt: Final 4 give Packers hope
- Tom Enlund: Celtics draw leisurely pace next 41 games
MU 91, Providence 82
There is absolutely no quit in these Marquette Golden Eagles. Guarding no one, being pounded on the boards and essentially left for dead early in the second half, MU mounted an impressive comeback over the final 8 minutes 38 seconds to beat the Providence Friars, 91-82, on Saturday night at the Dunkin' Donuts Center and remain one of just two unbeaten teams in the Big East Conference along with Louisville.
Peggy Troy's first job out of college was working as a pediatric nurse at what was then Milwaukee Children's Hospital. More than 30 years later, Troy has again gone to work for the hospital. Only this time, she is the chief executive.
Features and Entertainment
Imagine this ad on Craigslist: "Wanted: Dress designer to create a gown that will appeal to the masses and can survive a night of dancing, waving, promenading, photo ops and multiple limo exits. Thick skin a plus, as the dress will be critiqued for decades to come. Celebrity experience not required."
- Sandy D'Amato: 'Little ears' from Italy sound delicious
- Gatherings: It's the perfect time for white
- On Wine: Wine service doesn't always pass the sniff test
- Food: Use the stars to guide your menu
- At Home: Log cabin is a comfortable, cozy fit for couple
- Real Estate: Conversion of Sinai Samaritan to apartments faced difficulties
Travel
The hot orange sun dipped slowly in the deepening pink sky. It was just another beautiful gulf sunset, but one that made me wonder whether this area of Florida's Emerald Coast shouldn't instead be known as the Magenta Coast.
- Slideshow: Mysterious odor at Wal-Mart sends dozens to the hospital
- Cudahy: Post office shuts down after customer threatens to 'go postal'
- Muskego: City is lukewarm to family's hoop dreams
- Glendale: City is latest to consider thwarting mandatory sick leave
- Muskego: Neighbors rip plans for 88-acre subdivision
- Brookfield: Retail complex may include new one-stop 'wedding center'
Cudahy
City officials are taking steps needed to shut down the Thirsty Moose tavern, which the police chief calls a "nuisance." Officers have been called to the bar 10 times in the last two months.
- Related story: Bar building owner faces foreclosure
- Related story: Dozens involved in Thirsty Moose brawl
It's been 18 years since his mother called, screaming at him to rush to the hospital because his sister was dying after being hit by a drunken driver while on her bicycle. And, it's been six years since he joined the Assembly.
- Israel pulling out of Gaza; Hamas ceases fire
- 'Anything possible,' Obama tells joyous crowd
- NTSB: US Airways jet's engines lost power together
- Warner throws for 4 TDs, Cards stun Eagles 32-25
- Financial burden of homeownership spread unequally
- Future of abstinence-only funding is in limbo
- Some Little Debbie products join snack food recall
- Al-Sadr's followers eye comeback in Jan. 31 vote
- More earnings could answer questions about economy
- Obamas, Bidens enjoy Lincoln Memorial concert
Spotlight
- Philadelphia museum receives 'Big' musical gift
- Fla. police: Woman crashes, continues to hair cut
- Goose-icle! Frozen fowl rescued by police divers
- Shoplifter gets run over twice by her getaway car
- Komodo dragon in Va. bites the hand that feeds it
- Cold feet? Couple marry outside on frigid night
- Woman allegedly wallops hockey player with stick
- Hungary gorilla recovering after rare surgery
- NY man accused of stealing shark from pet store
- Neb. mother, daughter accused of forging checks
3:07 p.m. Candle starts fire; occupants uninjured
12:25 p.m. Driver injured in collision with snow plow
12:17 p.m. 1 injured in Town of Salem crash
11:19 a.m. 2 shootings overnight leave 2 injured
11:11 a.m. Milwaukee man held in assault of UWM student
Yesterday
9:43 p.m.
Plea deal expected for religious leader in Necedah corpse case
8:47 p.m. Deer slaughter suspect may be tied to fatality
8:17 p.m. Head on crash kills man in Jefferson County
5:30 p.m. Destination, D.C.: 8,000 jobs suddenly gone in southwest Ohio
5:15 p.m. At least he was honest
3:27 p.m. Owner of exotic pet store arrested
12:49 p.m. Light snow to end soon, though flurries may linger
11:31 a.m. Green Bay businessman gets six years in prison in fraud case
11:13 a.m. Police investigating robbery at Starbucks at downtown Hilton
11:05 a.m. Overnight snow leads to slick roads, a dozen accidents
10:41 a.m. Two local residents charged in GOP national convention incident
10:05 a.m. One critical after two-vehicle crash in Rock County
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