Wednesday on Lake Effect: Lead Contamination, USS Arizona Band, Flags of Valor

Wednesday on Lake Effect: 

A new report from the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism illuminates conflicting information about lead in drinking water. Later, on the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, we remember the USS Arizona’s band, which included a clarinetist from Viroqua. Then, the Experimental Aircraft Association Museum in Oshkosh displays some uniquely preserved pieces of World War II airplane nose art. And we meet the founder of a company that employs injured veterans to make unique American flags.

Guests: 

• Cara Lombarod, Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism
• Meg Jones, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
• Dick Knapinski, EAA Museum
• Brian Lee Steorts and Mike Taylor, Flags of Valor

Segments:

• Wisconsin DNR Fails To Update Lead Testing Guidance In Wake Of Flint Crisis
• Remembering the USS Arizona Band On The 75th Anniversary Of Pearl Harbor
• EEA Air Venture Museum Dives Into Nose Art With New Exhibit
• Flags Of Valor: Made By Veterans, For Veterans