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March 13,2017
by Associated Press
Cats would keep their claws under a bill that would make New Jersey the first state to prohibit declawing.
The measure, which cleared the lower chamber of the Legislature in January, bans onychectomies and flexor tendonectomies on a cat or any animal unless a veterinarian deems it medically necessary. Sponsors in the New Jersey Senate are reviewing possible changes and it’s not clear when it ....
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March 13,2017
by Michael Muckian
Tory Miller is one Wisconsin chef whose reputation precedes him. The Racine native’s fame is not limited to the state. Miller was recognized by the James Beard Foundation for superior performance. He earned his first nomination for Best Chef Midwest in 2011 and then nabbed the honor in 2012.
Last year, Miller was named a semifinalist for Outstanding Chef and this year his flagship restaurant,....
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March 10,2017
by Wisconsin Gazette
Nine and a half years ago, I found my best friend Pudgy on petfinder.com. I reached out for a kindred spirit and there he was — a 5-month old beagleranian at an animal shelter in Florida.
If it is possible to find your soulmate in a dog, I truly have found mine. Over all these years, he has taken care of me to a
much greater extent than I ever imagined a dog could. He is my little brother an....
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March 09,2017
by Michael Muckian
Despite its long-standing brewing legacy, Milwaukee was relatively late to the party when it came to craft brewing. But the hereditary home of Miller High Life, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Schlitz and Blatz is making up for lost time.
These days, the Cream City is awash in suds of all kinds from multiple small breweries scattered across the metro area. Pull up a stool and dive into some great new Milwauke....
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March 09,2017
by Associated Press
A border collie named Trick rocketed to a win with his four-footed feats in the Westminster Kennel Club dog show agility contest in February in New York City.
And next door, also tackling hurdles, tunnels and weaving poles, were some decidedly rare breeds for the Westminster world: cats.
For the first time, felines sidled up to the nation’s premier dog show, as part of an informational compani....
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March 08,2017
by Associated Press
The national cheese spotlight this week turns to Wisconsin — where else? — as judges get ready to sniff, taste and touch thousands of samples in the U.S. Championship Cheese Contest.
The national contest alternates each year with the world cheese-off. Judging was Tuesday and today at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, with winners to be announced Thursday.
Some things to know about the contest:....
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February 27,2017
by Associated Press
New Orleans is a city strong on traditions — and few inspire as much passion as the king cakes of Mardi Gras season.
To see folks’ devotion for the ring-shaped confection, look no further than an early morning at Manny Randazzo King Cakes in suburban Metairie.
“To me, it’s the best in the city,” said Drew Boston. “It just depends on what you like. What kind of cake you want, what k....
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February 24,2017
by Michael Muckian
If there is a flagship grape for the California wine industry, it is probably the scrappy, jammy Zinfandel.
Grape geneticists may have traced the grape’s roots to southern Italy and Croatia, but California has embraced this European immigrant as its own.
Vintners especially celebrate “old vine” Zinfandel grapes, recognizing that old vines’ lower yield often results in richer, more flavor....
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February 24,2017
by Associated Press
Testosterone treatment did not improve older men’s memory or mental function in the latest results from landmark government research that challenges the anti-aging claims of popular supplements.
While testosterone use for one year appeared to strengthen bones and reduce anemia, it also showed signs of worsening artery disease and questions remain about other potential risks. The researchers s....
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February 24,2017
by Michael Muckian
The Ruckus, a new restaurant concept by the owners of Colectivo Coffee, serves real food that is ridiculously good.
Just ask co-founder Scott Schwebel.
“That’s one of our taglines,” says Schwebel, who helped open the casual eatery in Shorewood in late January. “The Ruckus is designed to offer a spicy twist on the classic burger and ice cream joint.”
The Ruckus is living up to its name....
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