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Rail lines linked Milwaukee to central Wisconsin cities
A string of city names including Milwaukee Minneapolis Monroe Oshkosh Prairie du Chien Rockford Stevens Point and Wausau appears as a list likely detailing a regional route or service pattern connecting major Wisconsin centers through transport corridors.
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Devastating 1997 Southeast Asia typhoon hits region
A major typhoon swept Southeast Asia in 1997 causing at least 140 deaths in China, 37 in Taiwan, and 16 in the Philippines. It marks one of the decade's worst storms with extensive casualties across multiple nations.
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National Forecast Maps Southeast Subdued by Showers Front Linger
Scattered showers and thunderstorms persist in the Southeast as a moisture-laden front lingers. The front edges northward toward the Midwest, bringing active weather, while the western region faces thunderstorms with elevated fire weather risks.
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Speed Limit Increase Advocates Predict Quick Senate Passage
Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald backs the measure while Governor Walker and Transportation Secretary Mark Gottlieb remain noncommittal. Spokeswoman Jocelyn Webster said Walker will evaluate the bill if it passes, and Peg Schmitt of DOT has no position yet. Proponent Titts remains confident the GOP-led Legislature will approve and sign the plan by year end, arguing faster commutes aid business and workers, despite crash risk studies.
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Walker
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Jocelyn Webster
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Water rate hikes eyed to fund aging system and capital plan
The city faces rising costs as the water utility risks losses by 2016 if rates stay put. Since 2010 revenue surplus halved from 409000 to an estimated 74000 in 2014, with depreciation and maintenance driving expense. A 2016 rise could restore returns and support a 7.8 million five year capital plan including 888000 annual mains replacement, under DNR directives for wastewater phosphate limits.
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Ehlers
Ity
Alan Eckstein
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West Nile activity in Wisconsin counties grows in 2013
Wisconsin public health officials report 40 counties with West Nile virus activity in birds horses or humans as of August 14 2013. Eau Claire and Dane counties have probable human infections not requiring hospitalization. Forty five infected birds have been tested and no horse infections detected. A crow found dead marked the year’s first positive animal test.
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Wisconsin Division of Public Health
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Protecting yourself from West Nile virus
Public health guidance from Wisconsin Division of Public Health outlines practical steps to reduce West Nile virus risk. Use EPA registered repellents with DEET or permethrin on skin and clothing, wear long sleeves and pants, and limit outdoor activity at dawn and dusk during mosquito season. Ensure window screens work, remove standing water, drain pools, refresh bird and pet water, and keep drains clear to promote drainage.
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Wisconsin Division of Public Health
West Wisconsin reports first human WNV cases in 2002
Washington County and was reported June 20. Dogs and cats are susceptible to infection, but more resistant to disease than horses, humans, and some species of birds, according the University of California-Davis Veterinary Medicine website. The first human cases of WNV in Wisconsin appeared in 2002.
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University of California-Davis Veterinary Medicine
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Faces Huge Health Exchange Enrollment Push
Health officials warn enrolling about 600,000 Wisconsinites by January is daunting. Governor Walker rejects state setup, narrows Medicaid to under 100 percent of poverty, affecting 92,000. Outreach groups prepare meetings as 92,000 receive notices of coverage loss while 400,000 uninsured seek plans. Davis notes a coordinated effort to enroll and inform residents.
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Walker
Stephanie Harrison
Wisconsin Primary Health Care Association
Jean Nothnagel
Marlin Harms
Iowa
Davis
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