THIS WEEK, COME ALONG ON THE
BADGER HONOR FLIGHT TO ABSOLUTE
THESE VETERANS AND THE GREATEST
GENERATION.
WE WILL TAKE YOU TO BARREN
COUNTY FOR A IDEA TO TURN
GARBAGE INTO ENERGY.
>> THERE ARE BETTER WAYS TO
HANDLE TRASH AND MAKE
ELECTRICITY.
>> AND THE SUMMER SWELTER IN
MILWAUKEE.
THOSE NEW REPORTS NEXT ON THIS
SEASON'S FINAL EPISODE OF "IN
WISCONSIN."
>> MAJOR FUNDING FOR "IN
WISCONSIN" IS PROVIDED BY
RELIANT ENERGY.
THEY KEEP HOMES, NEIGHBORHOOD
AND LIFE IN WISCONSIN RUNNING
SMOOTHLY.
OFFERING ENERGY SAVING IDEAS ON
THE WEB.
AND ANIMAL DENTISTRY OF OR CASH,
MINNEAPOLIS.
THEY ARE PROVIDING CARE FOR ORAL
DISEASE AND DENTAL PROBLEMS OF
SMALL COMPANION ANIMALS.
>> AO'S WELCOME HOME FOR
THESE WISCONSIN VETERANS.
>> I WAS WONDERING A WHILE AGO
IF I WAS THE ONLY THAT
CARRIED THAT.
>> THEY ARE THE MEMBERS OF THE
BARGE HONOR FLIGHT.
THEY FLY THOUSANDS OF VETS TO
WASHINGTON, D.C. FREE OF CHARGE
TO SEE THE WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL
AND OTHER SITES.
ALONG WITH VID OG FER AND BUTCH
TAKE YOU ALONG FOR AN EMOTIONAL
DAY LONG JOURNEY TO OUR NATION'S
CAPITOL AND HOME AGAIN.
CALL MIGHT BE EARLY FOR THIS
HONOR FLIGHT.
FOR MANY OF THESE VETS, IT WAS
HARD TO ANYWAY.
>> WE GOT IN 1:00.
HE WAS EXCITED TO HAVE THERE.
>> LOOKING FORWARD TO A
CELEBRATION WITH THEIR NAME ON.
>> SACRIFICE THIS COUNTRY WITH
EXTRAORDINARY AND YOU ARE THE
GREATEST THIS WORLD HAS SEEN.
THANK YOU.
>> EVERY STEP THE DAY IS
ABOUT HONORING THEM FOR WHAT
THEY.
>> WELCOME TO THE NATIO
CAPITOL.
WE ARE VERY, VERY HAPPY FOR YOU
GUYS.
>> A MILITARY RECEIVING LINE
REACHED THE GREATEST GENERATION.
ONE SERGEANT VISIBLY MOVED.
>> THEY MAKE A WAY FOR OUR
GENERATION IS VERY, VERY
ENDEARING.
AND IT JUSTPS BUILDING.
>> TIME FOR YOU!
NEVER HADTHING LIKE THIS
BEFORE.
>> UPON ARRIVAL, A FULL LIGHTS
AND SIREN POLICE ESCORT WISKS
THE 100 OR SO VETERANS THROUGH
WASHINGTON, D.C. ON THE WAY TO
THE SITE THEY CAME TO SEE.
THE IMPRESSIVE ICONIC LOCATIONS
IN OUR NATION'S CAPITOL AND OUR
WAR MEMORIALS ERECTED IN THEIR
HONOR.
(TRUMPRET PLAYING)
>> NEVER SEEN THIS MEMORIAL
BEFORE.
IT'S ONE OF THE GREATEST DAYS TO
SEE THIS MEMORIAL.
I WAS THERE WHEN THE FLAG WAS
RAISED.
I WAS ON THE ISLAND FOR 30 SOME
DAYS.
PROBABLY 375.
35.
OUR COMPANY CAME OFF OF THE
FRONT LINE WITH SEVEN MEN OUT OF
THE WHOLE COMPANY THAT WAS LEFT.
THERE IS STORIES THAT I COULD
TELL.
>> SO MANY DECADES LATER, THE
MEMORIES FLOOD BACK.
>> HE'S REALLY EMOTIONAL.
HE IN EWITH AGYMA AND
WOUNDED.
>> DEEP EMOTION OVERLAID WITH
THE DEEP AND VOCAL APPRECIATION
OF OTHERS.
AT EVERY STOP, CITIZENS TURN OUT
TO WELCOME AND THANK VETERANS
COMING IN ON HONOR FLIGHTS LIKE
THESE WISCONSIN VETERANS WHO
COME TO SEE THE WORLD WAR II
MEMORIAL.
>> WELCOME TO D.C.
I AM LOOKING FOR KILL ROY.
HE RAN OFF WITH MY WIFE.
I WANTED TO THANK HIM.
>> IT'S AN HONOR TO SHARE THIS
MOMENT FOR ME.
>> AND IT'S VERY SPECIAL TO BE
HERE WITH HIM.
>> DIDN'T GET IT YET.
>> EMOTIONAL?
>> I SUPPOSE IT IS.
IT'S GETTING TO ME A LITTLE BIT.
>> IT'S BEAUTIFUL.
>> IS IT MEANINGFUL TO YOU?
>> IT SURE IT.
IT MEANT A LOT TO ME.
>> ORSE THE MEMORIAL MEANS
A LOT TO HIM.
HE SURVIVED THE SINKING OF THE
U.S. S. INDIANAPOLIS.
A CAR TIME TRAGEDY THAT
REPRESENTED THE GREATEST LOSS OF
LIFE OF THE U.S. NAVY.
316 SURVIVES OF 1,200 AFTER FOUR
DAYS OFFENDING SHARK ATTACKS
AND EXPOSURE AND DEHYDRATION
WAITING FOR RESCUE ON THE HIGH
SEA.
>> A LOT OF MEN COMING BACK FROM
A PLACE LIKE THIS.
>> 64 YEARS.
OH, MY GOSH.
>> GOOD TO MEET YOU.
>> 100 YEARS AGO.
>> FOR ONE FAMILY, THE PAST
BUMPED INTO THE PRESENT.
A SURPRISE RON AS U.S.
SENATOR DANIEL INNOWAY STEPPED
OUT TO SEE JOHN GAGAN.
>> WE ARE AN OLD BUDDY OF MINE.
WE WERE IN THE HOSPITAL TOGETHER
IN OF BATTLE CREEK,MICHIGAN.
HE BEHAVED HIMSELF.
>> WE DIDN'T KNOW THAT MY
BROTHER AND I WERE COMING.
THIS IS THE BEST DAY I HAD FOR
YEARS AND YEARS AND YEARS.
AND HE'S HAD A LOT OF GOOD DAYS.
>> IT'S VERY EMOTIONLE AND
COMPLETE SURPRISE, OF COURSE,
THE WHOLE DAY HAS BEEN.
IT'S AMAZING.
>> THERE IT IS.
>> YOU CAN TELL BY THE SMILE ON
THEIR FACES AND YOU TALK TO
FAMILY MEMBERS AND THIS IS ONE
OF THE BEST DAYS OF THEIR LIFE.
THIS IS LIKE AFY NALTY FOR A LOT
OF THEM AS FAR AS CLOSURES WHAT
THEY EXPERIENCED IN THE WAR.
>> AND IT JUST KEEPS BUILDING.
AS THE DEPARTURE GATE AT REAGONAL TURNS
FLOOR FOR THE VETERANS WHOSE
WARTIME TUNES TENDED TO BIG
BANDS.
AND IF ANYONE THOUGHT THE FLIGHT
HOME WOULD RESULT IN A LETDOWN,
THEN COMES ANOTHER BLAST F
THE PAST.
>> ROBERT ACTON, MELVIN JACOBS.
>> SOMETHINGEMBERED BY VETS
AS ONE OF THE MOST P
PARTS -- IMPORTANT PARTS OF ANY
DAY.
MAIL CALL.
TWO HOURS IN THE AIR MEANS
LOOKING AT PACKAGES FROM FAMILY
AND FRIENDS.
>> ERNEST SLOVAC.
EDWARD WALLACE.
RAYMOND WILLIAMS, JR.
>> ONCE WE LOOK DOWN INISON,
TRIP REVIEWS.
>> THE HIGHLIGHT WAS EVERYTHING,
WONDERFUL FROM BEGINNING TO END.
TERRIFIC.
>> IN WASHINGHE PEOPLE.
>> PERHAPS THE BEST IS STILL YET
TO COME.
AS THEY RIDE DOWN THE AIRPORT
ESCALATOR TOWARD PARKING AND
HOME, THE CROWD AND MUSIC ERUPT.
THE BIGGEST WELCOME OF THE DAY
COMES AS A WELCOME HOME.
MORE THAN 4,000 PEOPLE AND A
25-PIECE BAND PACKED THE AIRPORT
IN ONE FINAL THANK YOU FOR THESE
BARGE HONOR FLIGHT VETERANS
WHOSE SMILE, SURPRISE AND
GRATITUDE SAY IT ALL.
>> A FITTING TRIBUTE FOR THEIR
SERVICE TO OUR COUNTRY.
THERE ARE FIVE HUB CITIES ACROSS
WISCONSIN THAT HOST THE HONOR
FLIGHTS.
THE NEXT BARGE FLIGHT OUT OF
MADISON IS EXPECTED THIS FALL
AND 300 VETS ARE ON THE WAITING
LIST.
THE FLIGHTS ARE PRIMARILY MADE
POSSIBLE BYATIONS.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE
NATIONWIDE HONOR FLIGHT PROGRAM
AND THE FLIGHTS OIZED IN
WISCONSIN, GO OUR WEB PAGE
AT wpt.org AND CLICK ON "IN
WISCONSIN."
JUST GOING TO THE STORE OR
RUNNING THE KIDS TO PRACTICE HAS
A LOT OF PEOPLE THINKING OF
GASOLINE PRICES WITH ENERGY
COSTS NEAR RECORD HIGH, A SMALL
COUNTY IN WESTERN WISCONSIN IS
DOING WHAT IT CAN TO HELP IT'S
RESIDE
25 YEARS AGO AFTER THE LAST
MAJOR ENERGY CRISIS, BARREN
COUNTY DECIDED TO TURN IT'S
TRASH INTO ENE
WE SHOW YOU HOW THEY ARE
SIMULTANEOUSLY POWERING THE
COMMUNITY AND TRYING TO SAVE
EARTH.
>> EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
>> THIS IS THE WAY TO DO IT.
>> -- HOMEOWNERS PUT OUT THEIR
TRASH.
WHERE IT GOES IS UNLIKE ANY
OTHER PLACE IN WISCONSIN.
>> UNIQUE IS THE WORD THAT IS
OFTEN OVERUSED.
THIS FACILITY IN A LOT OF WAYS
THE UNIQUE.
>> BARREN'S COUNTY FACILITY
LEADS TO 450 DEGREES
SEPARATION FROM THE WORST
POSSIBLE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT.
>> YOU WANT TO SIT IN THE
LANDFILL FROM.
>> THIS IS BUILT IN 1986.
BEEN IN OPERATION FOR 25 YEARS.
>> THE ASH TAKES ABOUT 10% OF
THE SPACE THE TRASH WOULD
REQUIRE IN THE LANDFILL.
>> ALL OF THIS WASTE NORMALLY
GETSIED IN THE GROUND.
>> AT THE BARREN PLANT,
RECYCLING IS OPERATED WHEN IT
COMES -- SEPARATED WHEN IT COMES
IN.
AND THEN A MAGAZINE INNOCENT
MAKESE METAL DOESN'T GET
INTO THE ASH.
NOT WHERE BARREN COUNTY'S
BIGGEST SAVINGS ARE COMING FROM
AS IT BURNS IT'S TRASH.
>> EVERYTHING IS LEFT OVER AND
MAKE ELECTRICITY.
>> THE CARBON FOOT PRINT.
IT'S ONE OF THE CLEANEST THERE
IS.
>> THE STEAM ENERGY GENERATED
FROM THE BURNING GOES BACK INTO
THE COMMUNITY.
>> THAT ELECTRICIOES OUT ON
TO THE ELECTRICAL LINES AND USED
AT THE FIRST AVAILABLEY
WHETHER THAT'S.
>> THE CHEESE PLANTOSS THE
STREET OROUSE UP THE ROAD.
>> WHERE YOU SEE NEGATIVE
KILOWA BARREN COUNTY SEES
POSITIVE RULES AS ENERGY PRICES
CONTINUES TO RISE.
>> IT'S MORE EXPENSIVE THAN
LANDFILLING, THAT'S NOT TRUE.
>> THE PLANT KEEPING DUMPING ON
AVERAGE EQUAL TO LANDFILLS.
IT'S CREATING POWER FOR ROUGHLY
HALF OF PRICE THE NEIGHBORS
ARE TYPICALLY PAYING.
>> THE POSSIBILITY IS THERE FOR
US TO HAVE HUGE BENEFITS OF
BARREN COUNTY BECAUSE OF THIS
PROJECT.
>> THE COUNTY SPENT $3 MILLION
TO UPGRADE THE PLANT AND MAKE IT
MORE EFFICIENT.
>> WE HAD EXCESS ENERGY THAT WE
WERE UNABLE TO USE.
WE'VE TAKEN THAT AND TURNED IT
INTO ELECTRICITY.
>> THE TECHNOLOGY HAS GOTTEN
BETTER SPECIFICALLY IN
CONTAINING EMISSIONS SINCE
BARREN COUNTY BEGAN THIS PROJECT
AFTER THET ENERGY CRISIS.
>> IT CAN WORK HERE.
>> THE REALITY IS THAT THE
ALTERNATE IS FAR LESS APPEALING.
>> THE VAST MATERIAL IS NOT
PRACTICAL TO RECYCLE.
YOU HAVE TO PUT IT IN A LANDFUL
OR PUT IT IN ENERGY.
>> BARREN HAS CHOSE TO DO IT
DIFFERENTLY.
>> THERE ARE BETTER WAYS TO
HANDLE TRASH AND WAYS TO MAKE
ELECTRICITY.
YOU TAKE CARE OF BOTH ISSUES
THIS WAY.
IT CAN BE DONE IN A VERY
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY WAY.
>> THE FRENCH ISLAND PLANT IN LA
COST IS THE ONLY PLACE TO BURN
GARBAGE.
BUT THAT'S THE PROCESSED WASTE.
EFFECTS TO CLEAN UP AN
ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM ON THE
OTHER SIDE OF THE STATE ARE
UNDERWAY.
JUDGING CREWS GOT BACK TO WORK
ON THE FOX RIVER.
WISCONSIN PAPER COMPANIES AND
THE GOVERNMENT HAVE BEEN LOST IN
AAL BATTLE OVER THE CLEANUP
OF CANCERNG PCBS.
ART HACKETT DISCOVERED THE
LAWSUITS REMAIN, BUT THE CLEANUP
IS ONCK.
>> I'VE WATCHED THE DREADING
OUTSIDE OF MY DOOR OUT HERE.
>> BUD HARRIS LIVES UP THE HILL
FROM THE FOX RIVER.
THE DRE ARE PART OF THE
EFFORT TO RID THE FOX OF PCGS.
HE'S BEEN WATCHING THEM FOR MOST
OF HIS PROFESSL CAREERS.
>> WE KNEW THEY WERE THERE.
WHAT ARE THE REAL EFFECTS?
>> FOR A 30 YEAR PERIOD, THEY
WERE AN INGREDIENT A FEW OF THEM
USED TO COAT PAPER, MANY OTHER
MILLS RECYCLED SCRAPS TO MAKE
OTHER PRODUCTS.
PCBS WASHED OUT OF THE MILLS AND
INTO THE WATER AND SETTLED INTO
THE SEDIMENT.
10 YEARS AGO WHEN THEY BATTLED
OVER WHO ISPONSIBLE FOR
PAYING THE BILLS, THE D.N.R.
STUDIED WHETHER IT'S POSSI
WITHOUT MAKING THE PROBLEM
WORSE.
THE ANSWER WAS YES.
>> THEING OF PCBS FROM THE
FOX RIVER HAS REACHED INDUSTRIAL
SCALE.
AT TIMES THE TWO DREDGES HAVE
OPERATED AT THE END OFELINES
STRETCHING FOR TEN MILES.
>> WHAT IS THAT BROWN STUFF ON
THE TOP?
>> THAT'S THE SEDIMENT.
>> JUST AS THE PAPER MACHINES
OPERATED CONTINUALLY, THE
SEDIMENT NEVER STOPS BETWEEN THE
TIME THE DREDGE PUMPS IT INTO
THE PIPELINE.
>> IT'S KIND OF A UNIQUE
SITUATION BECAUSE NOBODY HAS
EVER SET A PROCESS UP LIKE THIS
WITHOUT SOME KIND OF BUFFER
BETWEEN THE DREDGES AND THE
PROCESS UNIT.
IT'S NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE.
THAT'S SOMETHING WE ARE PROUD
OF.
>> THE MATERIAL IS PUMPED INTO
HUGE PRESSES THAT FORCE OUT THE
WATER LEAVING DRY OF
CONTAMINATED CAKE.
THE PROJECT WILL ULTIMATELY
REMOVE 3.8 MILLION CUBIC YARDS
OF MATERIAL FROM THE RIVER BED.
IN ADDITION, 500 ACRES OF
CONTAMINATED BOTTOM WILL BE
CAPPED WITH SAND AND CRUSHED
ROCK.
>> WE ARE ON A SCHEDEVEN
YEARS FOR DREDGING, TWO
ADAL YEARS FOR CAPPING.
WE ARE WAY AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
NOW.
WE PROJECT TO STAY AHEAD OF
SCHEDULE.
>> THE DECISION TO CAP AREAS
THAT WERE TOO DIFFICULT OR
EXPENSIVE TO DREDGE WAS
CONTROVERSIAL.
BUT BUD HARRIS ACCEPTS IT AS
PART OF THE SOLUTION.
ONE OF
>> ONE OF THE THINGS WE KNEW
EARLY ON.
WITH DREDGING, YOU ARE GOING TO
GET RESIDUAL.
YOU WILL NEVER GET IT ALL.
IT'S NOT LIKE VACUUMING UNDER
THE RUG.
>> THE CLEANUP PRO APPEARS
TO BE WORKING.
THE U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY RELEASED A
REVIEW OF THE FIRST FIVE YEARS
OF THE FOX PROJECT.
THIS INVOLVED THE LAKE.
THE E.P.A. SHOWS CONCENTRATIONS
OF .22 PARTS PER MILLION.
THAT IS BELOW E.P.A. STANDARDS.
>> IF, IN FACT, THEY GET THE
SEDIMENT CONCENTRATIONS AND GO
IT TO .2, I BELIEVE IT WILL BE
PROTECTIVE OF MOST OF THE
WILDLIFET WE ARE CONCERNED
ABOUT.
MY CONCERN IS MORE IN TERMS OF
THE LONG-TERM MONITORING.
NOT ONLY MONITORING THE SECURITY
OF THOSE CAPS, I THINK THAT'S
TERRIBLY IMPORTANT NEED TO BE
MONITORED.
YOU HAVE TO MONITOR THE
EFFECTIVENESS OF THE WHOLE
PROCESS.
>> WE CERTAINLY DON'T ANTICIPATE
MAJOR DISTURBANCE IN THE CAPS.
>> JACOB IS WITH BOLD
CONSTRUCTION.
THEY CONTRACTED WITH BOLD TO
UPON MONITOR THE DREDGING AND
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE
CLEANUP.
>> WE ARE LOOKING AT FISH AND
WATER FALL AND EVERYTHING IN
TERMS OF ARE THE PCBS BEING
MONITORED IN TERMS OF THE
PARENTS.
>> THE QUESTION IS, FOR HOW
LONG?
>> THERE IS NOT A DEFINED
TIMETABLE YET.
THERE'S A GOAL TO ELIMINATE THE
WATER FALL ADVISORIES.
WE DON'T KNOW WHAT THAT'S GOING
TO TAKE.
IT'S A HARD THING TO PREVENT TO
THE -- PRESENT TO THE PUBLIC.
UNKNOWNS ARE ALWAYS.
>> IT HAS AT LEAST SEVEN YEARS
TO RUN AND THERE WILL BE A WAIT
FOR THE FOOD CLAN TO CLEAR
ITSELF.
>> THE MODEL SUGGESTS THAT A
HALF LIFE OF FIVE YEARS.
>> BUD HARRIS RAN THROUGH A
CALCULATION O LONG IT WILL
TAKE TO CLEAR MICROORGANISMS AND
FISH AND BIRDS.
>> WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO GET TO BE
PROTECTIVE?
ABOUT TWO PARTS PER TRILLION.
THAT'S GOING TO BE ANOTHER FOUR
DECADES.
>> TWO PARTS PER TRILLION OF A
COMPOUND THAT FIRST ENTERED THE
FOX RIVER IN 1954.
>> BY 2054, THERE SHOULDN'T BE
FISH ADVISORIES BY THAT TIME.
>> THAT'S 100 YEARS?
>> YES, IT'S 100 YEARS.
>> EVEN THOUGH THE PCB
CONTAMINATIONNED YEARS
AGO, THE CURRENT CLEANUP IS
EXPECTED TO STOP THE REMAINING
FROM ENTERING LAKE MICHIGAN.
IT'S EXPECTED TO BEETED BY
2017.
DESPITE OUR C SPRING AND
NOTORIOUS WINTERS, DID YOU KNOW
EXTREME HEAT KILLS MORE PEOPLE
IN OUR STATE THAN ANY OTHER KIND
OF SEVERE WEATHER COMBINED.
HEAT PROBLEMS CAN INCREASE WITH
URBANIZATION AND POVERTY.
HOW WE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT OUR
CITIES MAY FURTHER FUEL THE
PROBLEM.
AS PART OF OUR ENVIRONMENTAL
PROJECT, FINN LION, ONE OF OUR
PARTNERS WITH THE EDUCATIONAL
COMMUNICAT BOARD SHOWS YOU
THE IMPACT OF EXTREME HEAT
THROUGH THE VOICE OF SPOKEN WORD
ARTIST ELIJIA IN MILWAUKEE.
*
>> NEIGHBORHOODS ARE OVENS WITH
WINDOWS.
AND AS THE GLOBAL WARMING
INCREASES, THEY GO IN A SOUL
SOUFLAY.
HEAT AND HUMIDITY ARE THE
PERFECT APPETIZER ON DEATH'S
PLATE.
IT'S AN ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET.
AND SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT
EVERY DAY.
IF THERMOMETERS CAN MEASURE
TEMPERATURES, THEY SHOULD BE
ABLE TO MEASURE HUMAN ANXIETY.
AS THE TEMPERATURES RISES, THEY
REACH BOILING POINTS AND THE
PRESSURE STAYING COOL CAUSES UP
TO EXPLODE.
COMPRESS FEELINGS CONVERGE UPON
OURBORS IN THE HOOD.
SO THAT 90% RELEASE OF EXCESS
BODY HEAT TALKED ABOUT IN
SCIENCE CLASS IS CONTRIBUTED TO
OUR LOCAL TEMPERATURE RISING.
WE CRACK OPEN FIRE HYDRANTS.
RAISING TAXES BY LOWERING OUR
BODY TEMPERATURE.
IF YOU COULDN'T AFFORD THE WIND
REPLACERS, THEY WILL GO
INDEPENDENT YOUR FACE IS FROZEN.
THE SWEET RELEASE OF FLOODED
HEAT IS A GOD SEND.
WHAT DO YOU KNOW?
THE ICE CREAM VENDOR'S NAME IS
NOAH.
TEMPERATURE RISES, SO DO BILLS
AND DEATH RATES.
HEAT EFFECTS THE ELDERLY MORE
THAN US.
RISES AND DROPS UNTIL THEY
CRASH.
AMBULANCES ARE SUMMONED RIDING
DOWN THE STREETS WITH THE
CONTENTS OF THE ONLY FIRE
HYDRANT.
WE HAVE ONLY JUST BEGUN TO
FRIDAY.
FRY.
>> ACCORDING TO RESEARCH,
CONDUCTED BY THE WISCONSIN
INITIATIVE ON CLIMATE CHANGE
IMPACT, EXTREME HEAT EVENTS ARE
PROJECTED TO BECORE
FREQUENT AND LONGER LASTING.
BY THE MIDDLE OF THE CENTURY,
WISCONSIN IS EXPECTED TO HAVE AN
ADDITIONAL FOUR WEEKS WHERE
TEMPERATURES SOAR PAST
90 DEGREES.
FINALLY THIS WEEK, A CLOSER LOOK
AT THE STATE PART.
DEVIL'S LAKE SEES PEOPLE EVERY
YEAR.
IT HAS A 360-ACRE SPRING FED
LAKE AND 29 MILES OF HIKING
TRAILS WITPECTACULAR VIEWS IN
EVERY DIRECTION.
DESCRIBED AS WISCONSIN'S YELLOW
STONE, THIS YEAR DEVIL'S LAKE
STATE PARK WILL CELEBRATE IT'S
100th BIRTHDAY.
ENJOY THE VIEW AND HAVE A GREAT
SUMMER IN WISCONSIN.
MAJOR FUNDING FOR "IN WISCONSIN"
IS PROVIDED BY THE PEOPLE OF
ALIANT ENERGY WHO BRING SAFE
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY ENERGY
TO KEEPES RUNNING SMOOTHLY.
OFFERING ENERGY SAVING ON
THE W
AND ANIMAL ORAL SURGERY
SPECIALISTS OF MILWAUKEE,
OSHKOSH IN MINNEAPOLIS.
THEY ARE PROVIDING CARE FOR ORAL
DISEASE AND DENTAL PROBLEMS OF
SMALL COMPANION ANIMALS.