Alec Johnson
Editor and Publisher at Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Editor and Publisher of the north country’s newspaper, the Watertown Daily Times, and https://t.co/XDzez8EhNT. I’m fighting to preserve local news, I hope you can help!
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Alec Johnson
The parents of a Cudahy student accused of bringing a gun to Lincoln Elementary School are now facing charges themselves. Nan Bin Li and Xiaoping Wang were each charged May 22 in Milwaukee County Circuit Court with one misdemeanor count of leaving a loaded firearm near a child. Each parent faces a fine of up to $500, up to 30 days in prison, or both, the criminal complaint said.
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2 weeks ago |
jsonline.com | Alec Johnson
By mid-May, most high school seniors are thinking about how much longer until they're free of school, ready to enjoy the summer and begin the rest of their lives. In the weeks ahead, suburban Milwaukee high schools will celebrate their students' accomplishments with graduation ceremonies.
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2 weeks ago |
nny360.com | Alec Johnson
Blind Bay, which has been under threat of the federal government’s desire to build a massive border station on its banks, received some special attention Tuesday from the two Clayton organizations that have fought fiercely to keep it pristinely natural. By mid-morning, staff and volunteers with Save the River and the Thousand Islands Land Trust — which owns most of the undeveloped land — had hauled piles of junk from the shoreline and shallow bay of the St. Lawrence River.
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2 weeks ago |
nny360.com | Alec Johnson
Blind Bay, which has been under threat of the federal government’s desire to build a massive border station on its banks, received some special attention Tuesday from the two Clayton organizations that have fought fiercely to keep it pristinely natural. By mid-morning, staff and volunteers with Save the River and the Thousand Islands Land Trust — which owns most of the undeveloped land — had hauled piles of junk from the shoreline and shallow bay of the St. Lawrence River.
Pewaukee bus driver charged with repeated sexual assault of child, sexual misconduct by school staff
2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Alec Johnson
A Pewaukee school bus driver is facing four felony charges alleging improper conduct with a minor on a school bus. Thomas Felser, 62, of Sussex, was charged May 16 in Waukesha County Circuit Court with one felony count of repeated sexual assault of the same child and three felony counts of sexual misconduct by school staff or volunteer. The charge of repeated sexual assault of the same child carries a sentence of up to 60 years in prison.
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