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Mmsd; the Gathering Storm; Southeastern Wisconsin Won't Make Much More Progress On Water Quality Until It Deals with the Pollution and Problems Caused by Storm Water and Runoff.

Those concerned with water quality in southeastern Wisconsin, especially in urban areas, should be thinking of one acronym: ITSW, for It's The Storm Water. That fact was brought home again in an article last week by Journal Sentinel reporter Don Behm on a study that shows human waste is leaking into the storm sewer system, very possibly from laterals that are supposed to connect homes with the sanitary sewer system. The study comes on top of other recent examinations that point to storm water...

In a Child's Best Interests / the Tim Krahling Story; the Decision; the District Attorney Thought the Child Needed Surgery. The Parents Thought Differently. The Judge Had to Rule Quickly.; Chapter 3

E. Michael McCann quickly determined that while there was indeed a newborn at St. Joseph's Hospital with severe spina bifida, the boy was being fed and hydrated. Still, the Milwaukee County district attorney questioned the method of treatment the child's parents had chosen.

Car Runs Down Youth, Hits Home; Earlier Snowball Fight May Have Led to Attack, Police Say

Gene Moore said he saw a group of about eight teenagers having a snowball fight and causing a ruckus outside his townhouse complex Sunday night when he took out the garbage. About 15 minutes later, he said, he and his family were shocked to find a car apparently driven by one of the youths had come to an abrupt stop in the wall of his townhouse near where his wife was watching television.

Loss of Tv Van Estimated at $250,000; Attempt Will Be Made to Pull Truck Out Today

Muskego - A WDJT-TV (Channel 58) engineer told Muskego police Monday that the loss of the live transmitting van that broke through an iced-over channel on Big Muskego Lake would be up to $250,000. Crews chipped away ice Monday from the submerged news van, which broke into the channel while the station was preparing a segment on snowmobiles and ice safety.

Laurel Walker; in My Opinion; Weighty Matters - and a Layer of Jokes

It didn't take long to sniff out the culprit who brought the moist, yummy-looking chocolate decadence to Day One of his company's "Biggest Loser" weight-loss challenge. Shame on you, Dave Summerfield.

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Energy Policy; Looking for Alternatives; Gov. Jim Doyle's Proposals to Cut Global Warming Emissions and the Use of Fossil Fuels Deserve Legislative Approval.

Wisconsin has long been considered a leader in efforts to protect the environment through conservation and preservation policies. After all, the founder of Earth Day was former Gov. Gaylord Nelson. Now, Gov. Jim Doyle wants to make Wisconsin a leader in developing policies that will protect the environment by changing the way people use energy. Legislators have to make sure that those policies are effective, of course, but Doyle is headed in the right direction.

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