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September 2010
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The state of Wisconsin is headed to the doctor's office. The purpose: Gathering data to understand the factors contributing to health in the state.
The South Shore is celebrating Independence Day this year with entertainment, games and, of course, fireworks displays in every community.
As true as green grass and warmer weather, this time of year means it's rummage sale season again.
Today marks the end of 2009 - a year that was the most challenging in decades, and one that most are glad to see behind us.
Bay View's Peggy Brown shares her simple, effective recipe for success.
Oak Creek — After Midwest Airlines vacated its headquarters on Howell Avenue, city officials feared they would have just another large vacant building that would sit idle for years in the middle of a recession.
A 33-year-old man was charged Friday with killing an Oak Creek man who was found shot to death last month inside a minivan near a Cudahy park.
The fate of several Bucyrus International Inc. mining equipment deals remains uncertain as the company waits on the U.S. Export-Import Bank.(11)
Bucyrus International reported an 11% drop in its second-quarter profit Thursday even as sales climbed 20% from a year ago. (6)
The U.S. Export-Import Bank on Wednesday took the first step toward reversing an earlier decision that had put up to 1,000 U.S. jobs and $600 million in Bucyrus sales at risk. But the process is taking so long, Bucyrus' chief executive is worried the contract still could disintegrate.(144)
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