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The man in charge of Notre Dame's restoration is rushing to prevent further damage to the cathedral ahead of expected storms in Paris this week.
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US new-home sales climbed 4.5% in March
Sales of new U.S. homes increased 4.5% in March, showing their third straight monthly gain as the housing market slowly recovers from a mortgage-rate spike last year that caused homebuying to slump.
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Read More »Harley-Davidson 1Q profit and sales top estimates
Harley-Davidson Inc. reported first-quarter earnings of $127.9 million on Tuesday.
Read More »Dane County to protect farmland, slow development
A new Dane County policy calls for paying property owners to set aside their land to protect wildlife, prevent runoff and stave off erosion by keeping it out of the hands of developers and others for 15 years.
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Read More »Report calls for replacing Milwaukee County’s senior centers
A recent report has found Milwaukee County’s five senior centers will reach retirement age in the next three years, and that replacing them could cost about $24 million.
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Read More »Republicans trump Evers’ charging-station plan
Assembly Republicans worked on Monday to trump Democratic Gov. Tony Evers' plan to put $10 million in the state budget toward electric-vehicle charging stations, announcing their own bill to set up the stations.
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Read More »Home sales fall 4.9% in slow start to spring buying season
Sales of existing U.S. homes fell in March after a huge gain the previous month, held back partly by a sharp slowdown among purchases of the most expensive properties.
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Read More »Wisconsin high court takes up another lame-duck lawsuit
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will take over the appeal in a second lawsuit challenging Republican-backed laws passed in a lame-duck session to restrict the powers of the newly elected Democratic governor and attorney general.
Read More »Study: Wisconsin’s migration patterns threaten workforce
Wisconsin has seen a steep decline in net migration of families with children and this could cause trouble for attempts to find replacement for older workers, according to a new report.
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Read More »Plans canceled for wind farm in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
A company says it's not moving forward on plans for a wind farm in Michigan's Upper Peninsula because of considerations including delays in the planning process.
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