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Health & WellnessSneak in a better sweat: Clinic Gym & Sauna gives you a private, traditional Finnish sauna and low‑key gym all to yourself, clean and blissfully uncrowded.
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Sneak in a better sweat: Clinic Gym & Sauna gives you a private, traditional Finnish sauna and low‑key gym all to yourself, clean and blissfully uncrowded.
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Kwik Trip, a gas station and convenience store chain in La Crosse, is planning to remove its roller grills, which featured hot dogs and sausages.
Full story at madison.com ↗
A new brewery, "Ope North," has officially opened its doors in Appleton, Wisconsin.
Full story at yahoo.com ↗
The historic Havilah Babcock House in Neenah, Wisconsin, will open to the public for tours on Sept.
Full story at nbc26.com ↗
The aftermath of an EF-3 tornado that hit Appleton-Menasha, Wisconsin, one month after the tornado, extensive damage is still evident in Menasha, along the northwest side of Lake Winnebago.
Full story at postcrescent.com ↗
An Oshkosh family alleges that the Oshkesh Area School District moved their son out of a chemistry class after he reported inappropriate language by a football coach, Chris Kujawa, after reporting the language used by him.
Full story at thenorthwestern.com ↗
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