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“Romney lucky his views weren't known”

Views: Dog breeding; coping with winter; learn English Late closing put students at risk Last Wednesday, virtually everything closed down due to the blizzard. via Madison.com

The school was under lockdown around noon on Friday. The Village of Brooklyn is at the Dane-Green County line. via WMTV Madison

“It was the art of kings and princes and royalty, and by far the most time-consuming to produce and the most expensive.”

'A Stitch Over Time: Fiber Art,' which runs through March 22, showcases work from several centuries, countries and cultures, including Hmong, Amish and African. via WisInfo

“It was rails of red lights sinking”

Life vests were made of cork and canvas back then. Dorchester Photo/ Gary Porter Leonard Ponath, 87, is one of the last survivors of the sinking of the Dorchester on Feb. via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

There's some fung shui thing that says all thoughts, and personal spaces must be perfect on New Years Day so that the year ahead starts with the right vibe so to speak. via Oshkosh Northwestern

“It was a very enlightening way of bringing art into the corporate environment”

The Appleton Art Center's first exhibit of the new year warms viewers while covering the gallery walls with historic and modern fiber art in a variety of colors, patterns and textures. via WisInfo

“I can't believe this man is teaching!”

In 2006, nearly 60 percent of Wisconsin voters passed a referendum banning same-sex marriage and civil unions. via Oshkosh Northwestern

“Their plans didn't fit our town's master plan, approved in 2003”

Green Lake Conference Center, a prestigious mid-Wisconsin religious and family gathering spot, has vowed to exit its hometown. via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

EDGERTON, Wis. -- The Rock County Sheriff's Department said that it has located the dog that attacked an Edgerton teenager on Friday. via Channel 3000