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It's waiting, just over the Wisconsin border
Associated PressMILWAUKEE—It's possible, even pleasurable, to eat one's way through Wisconsin. The state has nearly 140 licensed cheese factories, and most are small operations that focus on a few specialty cheeses. That makes it the perfect place to do the...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Employees, Career and Workplace, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Education
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Wisconsin's palette just short hike away
Special to the Chicago TribuneKicking through fallen leaves on the way home from school was a childhood joy for me, and perhaps that is part of what makes fall hiking such a rejuvenating activity. The crisp air of the turning seasons, the glow of summer's sun still lingering in the...Tags: Glaciers, Travel, Real Estate, Tourism and Leisure, Minority Groups
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Mideast not funny? Four comics are working on it
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterComic Ray Hanania nervously paced backstage at the Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies and occasionally peeked around the velvet curtains to gauge the mood of the school's packed theater. The downtown audience -- Arab businessmen, a Palestinian...Tags: Death, Gaza Crisis (2008), Terrorism, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Education
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Clinton, Obama sound populist themes in Midwest
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersThe nation's economic anxieties took center stage in the increasingly rancorous Democratic presidential race Thursday as Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama tilted their campaigns toward blue-collar voters in the upcoming Wisconsin and Ohio primaries....Tags: Unions, Clinton (Easton, Pennsylvania), Illinois, Hillary Clinton, Employees
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Tourism offices in U.S. states, territories
States and many U.S. territories have tourism offices to help visitors. When requesting travel literature, be as specific as possible.
Alabama: Alabama Bureau of Tourism & Travel, 401 Adams Ave., Suite 126, P.O. Box 4927, Montgomery, AL 36103; (800) 252-...Tags: South Dakota, Illinois, Maryland, Chicago, Nebraska
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Kevin Craig
![Kevin joined FOX 17 in March of 2001 as the Weekend Meteorologist for FOX 17. Prior to coming to FOX 17, Kevin was employed by Weather Central, a private forecasting firm in Madison, Wisconsin. He served as the morning meteorologist for WKOW-TV from February 1998 to March 2001. Kevin also served as the morning meteorologist/science reporter for WIFR-TV in Rockford, Illinois from 1996 - 1997. His start in television broadcasting began in Clarksburg, West Virginia in early 1996 as a news reporter/ anchor. "In a pinch, they needed someone to step in and anchor the weather," Kevin says, "and the rest is history." Prior to TV, Kevin held various radio jobs as a news director/anchor for WFOB-AM/WBVI-FM in Findlay, Ohio as well as a weekend disc jockey at WTTF-FM in Tiffin, Ohio. He was a news stringer for the Associated Press and Toledo Blade Newspaper. Kevin's start in broadcasting came in 1993 in Detroit at WCAR-AM Radio where he was a part time news anchor and board operator.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-03/46381139-29093109.jpg "Kevin joined FOX 17 in March of 2001 as the Weekend Meteorologist for FOX 17. Prior to coming to FOX 17, Kevin was employed by Weather Central, a private forecasting firm in Madison, Wisconsin. He served as the morning meteorologist for WKOW-TV from February 1998 to March 2001. Kevin also served as the morning meteorologist/science reporter for WIFR-TV in Rockford, Illinois from 1996 - 1997. His start in television broadcasting began in Clarksburg, West Virginia in early 1996 as a news reporter/ anchor. "In a pinch, they needed someone to step in and anchor the weather,\" Kevin says, \"and the rest is history.\" Prior to TV, Kevin held various radio jobs as a news director/anchor for WFOB-AM/WBVI-FM in Findlay, Ohio as well as a weekend disc jockey at WTTF-FM in Tiffin, Ohio. He was a news stringer for the Associated Press and Toledo Blade Newspaper. Kevin's start in broadcasting came in 1993 in Detroit at WCAR-AM Radio where he was a part time news anchor and board operator.")
Kevin joined FOX 17 in March of 2001 as the Weekend Meteorologist for FOX 17. Prior to coming to FOX 17, Kevin was employed by Weather Central, a private forecasting firm in Madison, Wisconsin. He served as the morning meteorologist for WKOW-TV from...Tags: Illinois, Mississippi, Education, Colleges and Universities, Satellite and Cable Service
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Bargains for spring break
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIf you'd like to get away for spring break and haven't yet booked your trip, don't panic. Thanks to the travel downturn, you may pay no more than students who booked months ago. You may even pay less. Unlike past years, when three- or four-night packages...Tags: Northwestern University, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Cabo San Lucas (Mexico), Miami (Miami-Dade, Florida)
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Anna Gorman chat transcript
2007-04-13 12:51:04.0 Administrator: Hello everyone, thank you for coming to the chat. We're starting a bit early so please send your questions. 2007-04-13 12:51:12.0 Helen : I have the BRCA2 mutation. I inherited the mutation from my Dad. He passed away...Tags: Health Organizations, Health, Skin Cancer, Prostate Cancer, Colon
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October festivals in the West and beyond
Special to The Los Angeles TimesIf you're a fall season traveler and heading out in October, you may want to drop in on one of these festivals in the West and beyond. Minot, North Dakota September 30-October 4 Norsk Høstfest North America's biggest Scandinavian festival, in its 30th...Tags: Super Bowl, Pumpkin, Kenny Rogers, Halloween, Religious Festivals
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For sale by owner isn't necessarily the best strategy
Allentown Morning CallDo-it-yourself is a familiar concept to frugal consumers. If you're handy, doing home repairs yourself can save a bundle, for example. But do-it-yourself doesn't always pay. One prime example is selling a home by yourself. Selling a house without...Tags: Real Estate Sellers, Lifestyle and Leisure, Northwestern University, Marketing, Clubs and Associations
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Midwest events for April
Tribune reporterIllinois Hunting season is now open—for mushrooms. Lake Shelbyville and the surrounding communities of Shelbyville, Bethany, Sullivan and Windsor together host the Spores 'N More Festival April 24-26, which goes beyond trendy morel mushroom...Tags: University of Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Politics, Movies
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A blend of romance and history
Tribune reporterTribune reporter For us city folk, driving into Cambridge, Wis., was a giddy adventure into a world we seldom get to enjoy. Surrounded by nothing but farm fields, coasting down a winding country road with nary a lamppost in sight, we marveled at the...Tags: Wisconsin, Hotels and Accommodations, DVDs, Academy Awards, Al Capone
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