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Potter Creek Lavender farm near Pulaski is couple s sweet adventure

PITTSFIELD - Randy and Kathy Meyer loved their house in the woods in Suamico. Randy built it himself, subcontracting specialized work like the concrete, brick, heating and plumbing but determined everything else be done by his own hands, right down to the hardwood floors, cabinets and ceramic tile. The setting suited Kathy, who long had an interest in native wildflowers and through her work with the local Wild Ones chapter helped rescue woodland plants that would otherwise have been destroyed by road construction or development. They lived there for 25 years. Then one day, they got a whiff of lavender. The couple were in Washington state visiting their daughter in 2016 when they happened upon several lavender farms, picturesque fields of billowing clouds of purple and intoxicating fragrance. If only there could be such a thing in Wisconsin, they thought, wouldn’t it be the perfect hobby as they looked toward retirement one day?

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Rare whooping cranes raised for wild as COVID rules relax

Bobbi Laderer, a bird intern at the Audubon Nature Institute s Species Survival Center in New Orleans, uses a handpuppet shaped like the head of an endangered adult whooping crane to show 42-day-old Tornado how to hunt for food on Tuesday, July 13, 2021. Precautions against spreading COVID-19 kept any captive-bred cranes from being released in 2020 to a flock in Louisiana or one that migrates between Wisconsin and Florida. This year 14 - one more than in 2019 - are being raised, half of them at Audubon. (AP Photo/Janet McConnaughey) Janet McConnaugey

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Severe storms possible across Wisconsin on Wednesday; tornado watch for Madison, Janesville; Bucks say party is still on

Severe storms possible across Wisconsin on Wednesday; tornado watch for Madison, Janesville; Bucks say party is still on Joe Taschler and Drake Bentley, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © National Weather Service The area shaded in red, including Madison and Janesville, is under a tornado watch until midnight, according to the National Weather Service. A tornado watch has been issued for areas of southern Wisconsin south and west of Milwaukee until midnight as a second round of potentially severe storms is expected later Wednesday night. The tornado watch includes Madison and Janesville but does not include the Milwaukee metro area. © National Weather Service

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Strong storms take down trees in Baraboo

Strong storms take down trees in Baraboo
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Strong storms take down trees in Baraboo | 1310 WIBA | Madison in the Morning

Strong storms take down trees in Baraboo | 1310 WIBA | Madison in the Morning
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