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www.bruceharrison.net Bruce Harrison is a freelance journalist living in Seoul, South Korea. He has filed stories about the Koreas from politics to security to sports for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Voice of America, Rivet Radio and others. Bruce spent three years as a copy-editor and anchor at KBS World Radio in Seoul. He also spent time on camera at Korea's Arirang TV as the host of "Around the World" during the network's flagship news program "News Center." In the United States, Bruce was a staff reporter at CBS affiliate the Voice of Kansas, 580 WIBW, and the Kansas Information Network.
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Milwaukee Jewish social justice organization marks 20 years of gift giving
Tikkun Ha-Ir, a Milwaukee Jewish social justice organization, celebrates its 20th year of organizing a gift drive for those in need. Executive Director Sami Stein Avner emphasizes the drive's alignment with Jewish values and community involvement. The drive, running from December 14-17, will distribute donations to 13 local non-profits aiding low-income individuals and domestic abuse survivors. Volunteers will also prepare and serve Christmas dinner at Congregation Sinai and Cathedral Center.
Eye drop murder: Sentencing delayed, Jessy Kurczewski's lawyers withdraw from case
Jessy Kurczewski's sentencing for the murder and financial fraud of her family friend, Lynn Hernan, has been postponed due to a 37-year-page letter introduced by the prosecution, alleging Kurczewski instructed a friend to forge documents and create a fake audio tape. The letter led to her defense attorneys, Pablo Galaviz and Donna Kuchler, withdrawing from the case. Kurczewski faces a mandatory life sentence for homicide and up to ten years for two fraud charges. A hearing is scheduled in January to review the status of a new public defender.
Racine Waterworks approves proposal for work on lead lateral removal
Racine's Waterworks Commission has approved CDM Smith's proposal to collaborate with Racine Water Utility on the Lead Service Line Replacement Program. The program aims to replace 130 public and 100 private lead lines in 2024, with an estimated cost of $1.5 million. The project, which will focus on specific areas in Racine, is funded by state and federal sources and offers free private lead lateral replacement in targeted and emergency situations.
City moves closer to new pedestrian mall on near south side
The Milwaukee City Plan Commission has approved an ordinance to create a pedestrian mall on S. 24th Street, which will feature a park with plants, trees, and a turf soccer field. The project, led by the MPS Department of Facilities and Maintenance Services, has received support from local residents and officials, including Alderwoman JoCasta Zamarripa. Concerns about parking and maintenance have been addressed, and the plan awaits further approval before construction bidding can begin.
Milwaukee ends curbside pickup for Christmas trees; DNR responds
Milwaukee's Department of Public Works announced it will no longer collect curbside Christmas trees, citing a reinterpretation of state law by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) that classifies holiday trees as yard waste. The DNR clarified that it had not recently communicated any changes to Milwaukee, but acknowledged past discussions about the city's landfill practices. The city will hold a special meeting to address the new policy and will provide drop-off centers for tree disposal. The DNR is investigating if other municipalities are similarly misinterpreting the law.
Milwaukee couple creates company to collect Christmas trees after city stops curbside pick-ups
Milwaukee has abruptly ended curbside Christmas tree pickup, prompting Alyssa and Sam Wisneski to create 'Milwaukee Tree Pick Up' to help residents dispose of their trees and support the Milwaukee Diaper Mission. The new service will start on December 26, 2023, with a fee of $25 for December and January pickups. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources clarified that holiday trees are considered yard waste, leading to the city's policy change. The city will hold a special meeting to discuss the new policy and will provide drop-off centers and temporary sites for tree disposal.
Rivals come together in offseason for holiday fundraiser
Wauwatosa East and West baseball teams and families set up their annual Christmas tree lot at Leff's Lucky Town to raise funds for both teams. The event, which has been hosted by Leff's for at least 15 years, features 500 trees for sale, with prices ranging from $60 to $120. The fundraiser is a collaborative effort that strengthens community bonds and also supports local businesses.
Brookfield Turkey Bowl brings together family, friends for annual football tourney
The Brookfield Turkey Bowl, a 14-year-old tradition founded by Carver Smith, brings together families and friends in Camelot Park, Brookfield, for a day of touch football games. The event, which started with just a few families, now features 10 teams of five players each, including kids, teens, and adults. The focus is on fun and community, with games rotated to ensure everyone gets a chance to play. Sydney Smith, a participant, highlights the joy of seeing the community come together on Thanksgiving.
Wisconsinites get away for the holiday on roads, planes and trains
During the Thanksgiving holiday, many Wisconsinites are traveling by road, air, and train. Amtrak is a popular choice, with around 100,000 passengers daily, and is expanding its Milwaukee Airport Rail Station to reduce delays. AAA reports a high number of travelers, with 961,000 driving and 113,000 flying, setting a new state record. Travelers are advised to avoid peak times and use apps for road conditions. Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport sees a mix of local and international visitors, with travelers like Jake Hurst enjoying the journey, especially by train.
The Schoolhouse Gang prepares for first hunt without leader, mentor
The Schoolhouse Gang, a deer camp in Marshfield, Wisconsin, is preparing for its first hunting season without its leader and mentor, Alex 'Butch' Modesti, who recently passed away due to complications from leukemia. The camp, once an old elementary school, was bought by Modesti's father in the late 1960s and has been a place for camaraderie, storytelling, and hunting. Blair Pfeffer, a member of the camp, and Marlin Laidlaw, an honorary member, shared their memories of Modesti and the traditions of the camp. Despite the loss, the group plans to continue the legacy of mentoring and togetherness that Modesti exemplified.
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