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Staying mostly dry as the reminders of last week’s blizzard...
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Celebrating March Madness with basketball-inspired workout tips
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Delafield’s I.d. offering four-course Easter brunch plus take-and-bake...
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Plan a Goodwill wedding and let your wallet achieve wedded bliss
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’Good Deed Days’ kicks off for the second year in Milwaukee
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33 injured after tour bus crash off I-43 in Green Bay
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22-year-old killed in triple shooting in downtown Milwaukee
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Milwaukee Juneau wins Division 4 state title against Cambridge
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Wisconsin Parkinson’s Association using ping pong to help those...
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- For many, the holidays are a joyful time, bu ta long to-do list of planning, shopping, and social obligations can add a lot of pressure. Throw coronavirus concerns into the mix and the stress can become overwhelming and unhealthy.
CBS 58 was joined on Christmas Eve morning by Doctor Nicole Brady, chief medical officer for United Healthcare of Wisconsin, with some tips to relieve that holiday stress.
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