WINEaLOT Vineyards celebrates two years of growth By Janelle Fisher City Pages Editor When Miranda Demske planted her first grapevines four years ago, she had no idea just how far they would bring her. Those grapevines grew into a business and this weekend, WINEaLOT Vineyards will celebrate its second anniversary. Demske said that when she …
Medium/Art Form: Visual When and how did you start making art? I began making art just as soon as I could hold a pencil. At age eight, I received my first camera and never looked back, later graduating with a degree in art from St. Norbert College in 2015. I have a real passion for …
By Kris Leonhardt/Josephine Hinderman/Kaity Coisman Press Times staff As generational cycles occur, negative patterns and traits are known to transfer through multiple generations via learned behavior, family dynamics and environment. We continue to explore five northeast Wisconsin intergenerational family issues — physical health, alcoholism and drug use, mental health, education and housing — and what …
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“We want to create a stronger sense of belonging among Oneida faculty, staff and students and make sure that we’re an environment that really affirms their identities and culture and that really supports their well-being and is where they can thrive.” – Dr. Sara Lam, NWTC By Melanie Rossi Contributing Writer GREEN BAY – On …
Though Maryssa Paulsen has only called Brown County home since 2015, when she moved here from a tiny town just north of Eau Claire (“I like to tell people my graduating class was 37.”) to attend the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (UWGB) – to her, it’s home. The 25 year old said her family – …
By Brad Spakowitz Correspondent To put it nicely, we’ve had better Aprils. This one was cold, often wet, sometimes windy and it seemed as though a true, lasting spring just couldn’t take hold. The first week of the month brought precipitation every day, measuring 1.09 inches by April 7, some of which was a bit …
Political columnist Eliza Cussen dissects how Wisconsin’s massively gerrymandered maps contort the truth of the state’s demographically and culturally diverse cities
