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Prep schedule for Wednesday, August 17, 2016
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Brewers: Batter don't make a dent in doubleheader loss to Cubs
CHICAGO — It was a day and night to forget for the Milwaukee Brewers.
Olympics: Wisconsin athletes who will be competing in Rio on Aug. 17
There are 25 Wisconsin athletes competing at the 2016 Olympics in Rio.
State Open golf: Beaver Dam native Daniel Woltman leads after second round
KOHLER — If Daniel Woltman keeps up this pace he might pocket his third Wisconsin State Open title.
Bethel Lutheran Church, Catholic Charities teaming up to provide winter day center for homeless
The facility will fill a critical hole in the local safety net during the coldest months of the year.
WIAC football: Madison's Austin Jones grows up on the UW-Whitewater offensive line
The Madison Memorial product has blossomed into a leader of the Warhawks' huge, hungry offensive line corps.
In Madison, Tim Kaine warns Democrats not to be complacent in a 'season of surprises'
Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine lauded the prospects of he and his running mate, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, in a stop in Madison Tuesday, but warned fellow Democrats against complacency during this "season of surprises."
Badgers football: Offensive linemen Beau Benzschawel, Jacob Maxwell try to pick up where they left off last season
Beau Benzschawel always played tackle because he was told he should.
State's corn and soybeans maturing ahead of schedule
Emergence of dangerous fungal disease in state could affect some soybean yields.
Trump dishonored veterans' service -- Pat Polak Hillestad
I have heard all I can take from Donald Trump without making a comment.
Violence in Milwaukee is no surprise -- Paula Dail
Six years ago I wrote a book on women in poverty. Overwhelming evidence from that research forced me to conclude that Milwaukee is the most segregated and deeply racist city in America.
Liberal policies lead to urban unrest -- John A. Schrandt
Regarding the chaos in Milwaukee, a cop shot a black man who was armed. The cop was also black, so it's awfully hard to find any racism there.
UW rugby player helped Fiji earn medal -- Jim Borth
Would you believe the gold medal for Fiji came right though the University of Wisconsin?
Don't support street corner panhandlers -- Jim Roberts
I'm somewhat amused by all the sympathy for the street corner panhandlers.
Court should strike down voter ID -- David Clason
The 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees the unabridged right to vote. That means states cannot pass laws to infringe on the right of citizens to cast a ballot.
UW budget request includes new cultural competency program for students, faculty
Called Fluent, the program echoes a demand of student activists pressuring officials to improve the experiences of minorities on UW campuses.
Mabra, Charles W.
FITCHBURG - Charles W. Mabra, age 72, of Fitchburg, passed away Saturday, Aug. 13, 2016, at his home surrounded by his family. A full obituary with service information will run on Sunday. Please share your memories at www.informedchoicefunerals.com.
Rabuck, Herbert C.
LA VALLE - Herbert C. Rabuck, age 93, of La Valle, passed away Thursday, Aug. 11, 2016, at his home. Herb was a member of Operating Engineers Local 139.
Lee, Christina Mary
RIO - Christina Mary Lee, age 61, a longtime resident of the Madison area, passed away Thursday, Aug. 4, 2016, at her home in Rio, Wis., with family by her side.
