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Growing Wisconsin – Digital Magazine
Did you know? Wisconsin leads the nation in dairy goats, it’s home to 52,000 bee colonies, and cows outnumber people in some counties. We probably all know that Wisconsin is number one in the U.S. for cranberry and cheese production. … Continue reading
Posted in around wisconsin, info.gov
Tagged agriculture, articles, books, business, economy, federal government, festivals, fun stuff, government info, statistics, web sites, wisconsin
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Effigy Mounds – Tour and Learn
The Whitewater Landmarks Commission will provide a guided, family-friendly and moonlit walking tour of the Effigy Mounds Preserve (288 S. Indian Mound Parkway, Whitewater) on Fri., Sept. 16, from 7-8 p.m. Learn about the history of the site and its … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, books, culture, fun stuff, government info, history, Late Woodland, local history, mounds, web sites, whitewater, youtube
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Whitewater Fiber Guild/Quilt Show
The Whitewater Arts Alliance is hosting an exhibit of fiber art by the Whitewater Fiber Guild and art quilts by Kent Williams, Madison, at the Cultural Arts Center (402 W Main St, Whitewater) until August 28. The gallery is open … Continue reading
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Tagged art, books, culture, events, fiber arts, fun stuff, quilting, web sites, whitewater
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Tennis, anyone?
Did you know? On July 6th in 1957, Althea Gibson became the first African American Wimbledon champion when she won the women’s singles title. Later that year she won the U.S. Open as well. You can learn more from the … Continue reading
Posted in around the world
Tagged anniversaries, books, history, sports, tennis, videorecordings, web sites
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4th of July: Library hours, local celebrations
Andersen Library will be closed Sat. (July 2nd) through Mon. (July 4th), because of the holiday weekend. Of course, online access to databases (including articles), the library holdings listed in Books, media and more (UW Whitewater) (including ebooks) and Ask … Continue reading
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Tagged celebrations, community, fun stuff, holidays, hours, library hours, web sites
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Broadway!
Well, the Tony Awards are over for another year, and Hamilton was the big winner overall. Now you’d like to learn more, wouldn’t you? Here are two free sources on the Internet for information about theatre productions: The Internet Broadway … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, arts, books, Broadway, databases, musical theater, theatre, web sites
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Friday Fun: Historical Atlases
Here’s some fun for history and map buffs: American Panorama: An atlas of United States history, is an ongoing project at the University of Richmond that currently offers maps of The forced migration of enslaved people, 1810-1860 The overland trails, … Continue reading
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Tagged atlases, cartography, fun stuff, history, maps, web sites
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Bison: Our National Mammal
President Obama signed Public Law 114-152, the National Bison Legacy Act, on Monday, May 9, designating the bison as our official national mammal. Among the many organizations supporting the legislation were: The InterTribal Buffalo Council – Its mission is “Restoring … Continue reading
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Tagged American buffalo, bison, books, Congress, federal government, government info, laws, legislation, national mammal, native americans, web sites
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Jazz Appreciation Month
Please note that live Jazz in the Library today has been cancelled. We apologize for any disappointment! April is Jazz Appreciation Month (JAM), and you can celebrate by joining us for some jazz in Andersen Library on Friday, April 29th, … Continue reading
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Tagged CDs, events, fun stuff, jazz, music, recordings, web sites
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