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Sewer dogs keep things tidy
Trained dogs have been used to sniff out drugs, bombs and people, but now Milwaukee Riverkeeper has begun using canines to identify human excrement in the stormwater system.
Closed-circuit TVs will capture curling
The Wauwatosa Curling Club will install closed-circuit television so spectators will have a better view of the action happening on the ice during competitions.
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Medical College Receives Grant to upgrade pulse spectrometer
The Medical College of Wisconsin received a one-year, $381,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health’s Office of the Director to upgrade an important piece of equipment used in biological research projects statewide. The project will upgrade the capability of the Medical College of Wisconsin’s Bruker X-band E580 pulse spectrometer to improve Q-band technology.
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Community Watch
» 'Roofer' makes off with $6,100 worth of jewelry
» Meinecke flood project will cost more than expected
» Alderman honored for role in local projects
» Closed-circuit TVs will capture curling action
» Girl Scouts honor GE Healthcare
» City awaits applicants for open council seat
» Project costs, tree removal could slow sewer work along Meinecke Avenue
» East rallies to beat Hale in nine innings
» Tosa had even voter split and high turnout
» Tosa considers allowing residents to raise chickens
» CDA to tackle redevelopment of former fire station site
» Wine tasting, outdoor seating planned at Ruby Tap
» Jimmy's Island Grill plans Reggae Sunsplash
» Tosa police chase down suspected armed robbers tied to two incidents
» Panel OKs idea of outdoor seating wine-and-painting studio
» Two re-used sites involve incoming pet businesses
» Young People's Art Exhibit honors the best
» East nips West kickers, 2-1, in 'Battle of Tosa'
» Trojans set fundraiser for player's family May 10
» West adds Sunday matinee performance of "Peter Pan"
» Walk for Kaylen at 7 p.m. May 1
» Former Tosa mayor candidate John Pokrandt running for Assembly
» State's first Walmart Neighborhood Market targets June opening
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