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Susan Fete co-founded Renaissance Theaterworks in 1993. She will retire this spring after directing a production of "Barefoot in the Park," which runs through April 12.
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Mariette Nowak/Birdscaping for Wisconsin and the Great Lakes Region / University of Wisconsin PressIf you want to welcome more birds to your yard this spring, it’s important to think beyond bird feeders. Growing native plants can create a year-round bird sanctuary.
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Mazda still offers its compact sedan in more varieties than some automakers entire lineups offer.
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Milwaukee Survivor fans got together for a watch party, where they had the chance to meet some of the show’s players, including one who returned for Season 50.
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The GV80 Coupe is a spinoff of Genesis’s near perfect 3-row GV80 SUV. As with its cousin, its power is delivered smoothly and with little drama.
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Wisconsin’s seeing more saunas pop up, but heat bathing has been part of Upper Midwest culture for over a century. It’s largely thanks to the Finnish immigrants who settled along Lake Superior.
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A bronze statue of an immigrant mother with two children has stood in Milwaukee’s Cathedral Square since 1960. One of our Bubbler Talk listeners wanted to know more.
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Freelance writer Barbara Miner spotlights the stories of DACA recipients, undocumented parents, asylum seekers and others in her piece, "On Shaky Ground."
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Peep the PEEPS pieces at the Racine Art Museum's 17th annual PEEPS exhibition starting April 1.
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This SUV will surround and defend a family against most anything a modern roadway, or off-roadway, tosses at it.
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Along I-94 near American Family Field, a group of cemeteries line the freeway. A "Bubbler Talk" listener wanted to know more about them.
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This Sunday is International Women’s Day, and to celebrate, we passed the mic to two organizers from Milwaukee’s International Women’s Day Coalition.