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Dr. Zorba Paster: Actually, it is possible to be too thin
“You can never be too rich or too thin.” Who said this, class?
Going Out: Celebrate long weekend with science, stories and music
Extract DNA from fruit, follow your senses, examine pigments to see why leaves turn color and more at interactive exploration stations during Saturday Science: It’s Alive! Held in the Town Center of the Discovery Building, 330 N. Orchard St. The…
Badgers football: UW, LSU fans invading Green Bay
Seven charter flights of LSU fans were scheduled to land Thursday, and that was on top of a parade of fans for both teams arriving by RV, car and bus.
Wall Street Journal's best-selling books
Best-selling books for the week ended Aug. 28.
Badgers volleyball: New position, new attitude for junior Kelli Bates
Kelli Bates has only watched the video of the final points of the University of Wisconsin volleyball team’s five-set loss to Florida in last season’s NCAA regional tournament a couple of times.
Prep schedule for Friday, September 2, 2016
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Prep sports: Gabby Coulthard powers Mount Horeb volleyball team past Waunakee
The Mount Horeb girls volleyball team took a major step forward in the Badger North Conference race with a 3-1 victory over host Waunakee on Thursday.
Fitchburg officials address concerns over home explosion, can't give answer on cause
At a community meeting Thursday, many residents wanted to know how safe they were in their neighborhood after the explosion.
Milwaukee activists press city council for input on safety plan
A public safety plan being developed by the Milwaukee Common Council adds nearly 300 officers to the force amid strained relations in some neighborhoods over the recent fatal shooting of a black man by police.
