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Epic Wisconsin sports day for Brewers, Bucks fans Some fans take in Brewers game, head down to Deer District Share Updated: 8:01 PM CDT Jul 20, 2021 Some fans take in Brewers game, head down to Deer District Share Updated: 8:01 PM CDT Jul 20, 2021
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Show Transcript IT’S GONNA BE A GREAT MEMORY HUNDRED SUCKS. MAYBE THOUSANDS OF FANS ARE TAKING IN AN EPIC MILWAUKEE SPORTS DAY A BREWERS GAME WITH AN NBA FINALS NIGHTCAP INHE T DEER DISTRICT HERE TO WATCH THE BREWERS, YOU KNOW, GOOD FRIENDLY FRIENDLY OUTING AND THEN WE GO NO DNOW TO DEER DISTRICT AND GAME SIX. IT’S GONNA BE HUGE NATHAN KESSLER WORE HIS KAREEM JERSEY TO THE BREWERS GAME A SWEET TREAT FOR HIS DOUBLE FANDOM THE BOXER NOW. LFINA TO KIND OF PAYING OFF MORE THAN I THOUGHT IT WOULD SOME FANS ONLY DECIDED TO COME TO THE BREWERS GAME. ONCE THEY LEARNED THAT TYHE COULD DO BOTH IN ONE DAY. AS SNOO AS IT CAME OUT, HE SAID DOUBLE HEADER. WE’RE GOING PROBABLY LEA AVE LITTLE EARL
Photo (Credit Dale Wegner, Sac Sun) (l to r): Chris Bass, Sac County Conservation Board, Director; Steve Irwin; Jessica Meredith, Sac County Conservation Board Office Manager, Dr. Bill Breny; Kristen Bieret, Sac County Conservation Board Naturalist; Bruce Perry; Marge Sands; Tim Cohoon; Joe McCollum; and Sharon Mayo
Artists from central Iowa and Minnesota have been commissioned for a special mural project at the Sac County Conservation Center at Hagge Parke. Naturalist, Kristen Bieret, says the educational mural will feature and highlight native plants and animals from the North Raccoon River Valley on three walls and will be the foundation for the future addition of three-dimensional, hands-on exhibits. The mural is being made possible through a $5,000 grant from the Sac Community Foundation. “We are so thankful for the contributions of the Sac Community Foundation to help make this dream a reality,” Bieret says. “If not for community partners like this, our project wou
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