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Noel Spangler, man who designed the Summerfest smile, has died

Noel Spangler, man who designed the Summerfest smile, has died By FOX6 News Digital Team Published  Noel Spangler MILWAUKEE - Noel Spangler, the man who designed Summerfest s iconic smile logo, has died. He was 97 years old. Documents from the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner s Office indicate Spangler went to a Milwaukee hospital on Dec. 10 after an accidental fall. He suffered a fracture and later developed COVID-19 while in the hospital. Spangler died in hospice care on Dec. 29. How did Spangler come up with the iconic Summerfest smile? In a 2017 interview with FOX6 s Mary Stoker Smith, Spangler said he knew the festival planned for Milwaukee s lakefront needed a face. He was looking for something that would stick and stand out kind of like the way his wife, Jan, a former first-grade teacher graded papers. 

Racine woman returns home after months-long COVID-19 fight

Racine woman returns home after months-long COVID-19 fight Racine woman returns home after months-long COVID-19 fight Finally home, she told FOX6 she spent months on a ventilator and doesn t remember any of it. RACINE, Wis. - A Racine woman is home Wednesday night, Dec. 16, after the fight of her life. Now, she has a warning for others about the coronavirus.  Denise Sucharda and her husband became sick with COVID-19 in early April; unaware as to how they were exposed. While her husband recovered, she ended up hospitalized. That included a nearly three-month-long stay at Select Specialty Hospital in Milwaukee.

FDA approves COVID-19 test for at-home use: Major game-changer

FDA approves COVID-19 test for at-home use: Major game-changer FDA approves over-the-counter coronavirus test With the test, patients collect a nasal swab sample and the results are analyzed with the ise of a smartphone app. MILWAUKEE - A major milestone in testing for the coronavirus, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first over-the-counter fully at-home test for COVID-19. The test can detect the virus in anyone 2 years of age and older, including those who are asymptomatic. Patients collect a nasal sample on a swab, and the results are analyzed with the use of a smartphone app that interprets the results fast.

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