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Mayor Blasted For Not Mentioning Slavery in Black History Month Proclamation

Mayor Blasted For Not Mentioning Slavery in Black History Month Proclamation
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Pure evil : Family describes con artists who stole much of mother s life savings

Pure evil : Family describes con artists who stole much of mother s life savings
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Man Stole Fitbit Watches From Brookfield Store: Police

Reply City of Brookfield Police want to identify the person who stole merchandise on Feb. 13 at Kohl s Department Store, 2315 N. 124th St., (Wisconsin Crime Alert Notice) BROOKFIELD, WI City of Brookfield Police want to identify the person who stole merchandise on Feb. 13 at Kohl s Department Store, 2315 N. 124th St., according to a Wisconsin Crime Alert notice. A man in his 20 s to early 30 s, removed 7 Fitbit Versa 2 watches from a display rack and left without paying for the items. Kohl s Loss Prevention stated the same person has taken Fitbit watches from multiple Kohl s Stores in Wisconsin, the notice said. Subscribe

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Brookfield teens helped make a Black History Month resolution Officials chose the mayor s instead to whitewash history, alderman says

Brookfield teens helped make a Black History Month resolution. Officials chose the mayor s instead to whitewash history, alderman says Evan Casey, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Evan Casey/Now News Group Five Brookfield high school students and an alderman helped draft a Black History Month resolution for the City of Brookfield this month. Pictured are Jose Zapien Guerra, Langston Ford, Jana Gharia, Rayanna Hassan, Cynthia Lu. Days after five Brookfield High School students helped draft a resolution to recognize Black History Month in the city, the common council instead passed another proclamation in honor of the month, which was authored by the mayor.

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No safety net: How one disabled veteran fears losing Janesville home over $15K bill after city sewer line filled her basement

News No safety net: How one disabled veteran fears losing Janesville home over $15K bill after city sewer line filled her basement January 10, 2021 7:06 PM Naomi Kowles Updated: JANESVILLE, Wis. There’s few headaches for homeowners that can match the stress of a sewage backup. For Maggie Haffrey in Janesville, however, the headache has dragged on now for nearly four months and threatens her ability to ever live in her home again. There’s nothing she could have done on her own property to prevent a sewage backup that destroyed her basement in September. Roots from a different property grew into the city’s main line and created a blockage on Frederick Street, causing water and sewage to back into her home according to city documents.

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