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  1. Neenah Street Department employees Chris Klenke (left) and Charles Przybyl use jetted water and a large vacuum to clean debris from a sewer line Wednesday in Neenah. Wm.Glasheen/Post-Crescent Media

    Average Fox Cities utility bill exceeds $250 per quarter

    An average homeowner in the Fox Cities pays $258 quarterly for water, sanitary sewer and storm sewer services, according to a study conducted by the Neenah Public Works Department.

    • 4:38 PM
  2. Minority Leader Peter Barca speaks out against the Republican-backed state budget Wednesday in Madison. AP

    Assembly passes state budget, sends it to Senate (update)

    The Wisconsin Assembly passed the state budget Wednesday after Democrats decided against offering any amendments or prolonging debate, saying the $70 billion spending plan is so bad it can't be fixed.

    • 2:57 PM
  3. Mile of Music VIP tickets on sale, artists added (story, photos, video)

    Fans looking to get their hands on VIP tickets to the Mile of Music festival in August now have their chance.

    • 5:43 PM
  4. 'Serving Seniors' campaign more than 10 percent over goal

    Fox Valley donors have come through in the expected way in Post-Crescent Media's 'Serving Seniors' Do It! Community Campaign.

    • 7:21 PM
  5. 'Sopranos' actor James Gandolfini dies at age 51 (story, photos, video)

    HBO and James Gandolfini’s managers say the actor famous for his role in “The Sopranos” has died in Italy.

    • 7:28 PM
  6. Some parents have balked at having their children and teens vaccinated for a sexually transmitted disease out of concern that it could encourage sexual activity. Harry Cabluck/AP

    HPV vaccine reduces cancer virus in girls by 56%

    A vaccine against the human papillomavirus has decreased prevalence of the cancer-causing virus among teenage girls by 56 percent, despite being available since only 2006, a study released Wednesday finds.

    • 7:14 PM
  7. In this photo provided by Great Lakes Exploration Group, diver Jim Nowka of Great Lakes Exploration Group inspects a wooden beam extending from the floor of Lake Michigan that experts believe may be part of the Griffin, a ship that sank in 1679. A wooden beam that has long been the focus of the search for a 17th century shipwreck in northern Lake Michigan was not attached to a buried vessel as searchers had suspected, but still may have come from the elusive Griffin or some other ship, archaeologists said Wednesday, June 19, 2013 AP Photo/Great Lakes Exploration Group, David J. R

    Wooden beam could be detached part of shipwreck

    A wooden beam that has long been the focus of the search for a 17th century shipwreck in northern Lake Michigan was not attached to a buried vessel as searchers had suspected, but still may have come from the elusive Griffin or some other ship, archaeologists said Wednesday.

    • 7:27 PM
  8. Delong Middle School teacher Sam Van Hefty asks a question during an eighth-grade social studies class in Eau Claire. The first year on the job can be challenging for young teachers, but many, like the 24-year-old Van Hefty, were up for it. Dan Reiland/Associated Press

    First-year teachers do as much learning as teaching

    Social studies teacher Sam Van Hefty wanted his eighth-grade students to understand just how outnumbered the Americans were at the outset of the Revolutionary War.

    • 7:22 PM

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