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Homes damaged, trees and power lines downed by confirmed Milton-area tornado
This story has been updated as more information has become available. MILTON — A confirmed tornado in the Milton area damaged homes and downed trees and power lines Sunday night, but no injuries were reported. The National Weather Service on Monday confirmed that an F-0 tornado with estimated wind speeds of 80 miles per hour touched down west of Janesville, near Footville, around 5 p.m. Sunday and tracked east-northeast for...
Milton honors military members who made ultimate sacrifice in ceremony at Veterans Park
MILTON — Milton residents gathered at the Milton Area Veteran’s Memorial at Veteran’s Park Monday morning to honor those who gave their lives in military conflict. Mayor Anissa Welch began with updates on Sunday night’s weather, sharing that there were no substantial injuries reported. The remainder of her speech, as well as the rest of the ceremony, honored veterans in attendance and men and women who served in the military...
Summer Concert Series kicks off in Fireman’s Park
WATERLOO — Waterloo residents and beyond gathered Thursday evening in Fireman’s Park for concessions, beautiful weather and the first summer concert of the year. Madison-based band Bad Habit, specializing in classic rock hits from the 1970s and ‘80s, kicked off the first performance in Fireman Park’s main stage, decorated with string lights for an ambient after-dark atmosphere. Before the performance began at 6 p.m., summertime tunes including Hank Williams’ “Honky...
Midwest Fire Fest to light up Cambridge June 8-9
CAMBRIDGE — This year’s summer festival season lights up with a spark at the Midwest Fire Fest, now scheduled for an earlier, cooler start on June 8 and 9. Founded in 2016, the art festival had traditionally been held at the end of July, but event organizers permanently moved the date earlier when temperatures are typically milder. Midwest Fire Fest’s one-of-a-kind offerings allow attendees to celebrate the elemental power of...
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