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MILWAUKEE (AP) — Milwaukee city planners are pushing forward with an idea to use tiny homes to help teens aging out of foster care. Source: LacrosseTribune.com News At Other State Sites: [wp-rss-aggregator source=”87908,87904,713,696,676″]

There’s good news for the Wisconsin football program.  Badger safety D’Cota Dixon has been granted a medical hardship waiver after playing in just three games during the 2014 season. The Badgers had expected Dixon to regain a year of eligibility for a while, but the process takes some time and was just recently completed. Dixon […] Source: WRN.com News At Other State Sites: [wp-rss-aggregator source=”87908,87904,713,696,676″]

Kenneth F. Sebranek Sr., of Mount Tabor, Wisconsin, passed away on Monday, September 11, 2017 at the family farm in the same room he was born 83 years ago, born to Frank and Libby (Smith) Sebranek on August 25, 1934 in the Town of Forest, Vernon County.   Kenneth was united in marriage to Margie Chlup on June 28, 1957 in Hillsboro.  He then served in the U.S. Army for 2 years.   He was a lifelong dairy farmer on the family farm.  He enjoyed singing with a barbershop quartet the “Chore Boys” for 40 years and previously served on the Town of Forest Board and AMPI Board.   Survivors

Jacquelyn R. Brown, age 59, of Friendship, Wisconsin passed away peacefully Monday, September 11, 2017 at her home. Jackie was born May 28, 1958 in Antioch, Illinois to Charles “Jack” and Roberta Armstrong.   She graduated from Antioch High School.  Jackie worked Fisher Paper in Antioch, and later Carlson’s Rustic Ridge for 10 years. Jackie enjoyed traveling, boating on Castle Rock lake, painting ceramics, shopping on the QVC channel and collecting jewelry. Jackie was preceded in death by her parents, Charles “Jack” and Roberta Armstrong. Survivors: Son:  Billy Jack Brown of Adams, Wisconsin Daughter-in-law:  Christina Lopez of Adams, Wisconsin Grandson:  Aidan Brown of Adams, Wisconsin Grandson:  Even Agular of Adams,

Cool and dry weather helped farmers statewide work on the hay harvest, but warmer temperatures are needed to help the corn and soybean crops. Source: LacrosseTribune.com News At Other State Sites: [wp-rss-aggregator source=”87908,87904,713,696,676″]