Barb Farrar is the executive director of the LGBT Center of Southeast Wisconsin, located at 1456 Junction Ave. in Racine.
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Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Every autumn, we celebrate the contributions made to our communities by groundbreaking Latinx people.
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A special atmosphere for Special Olympians
When a group of Special Olympics athletes on a Kenosha-based women’s basketball team were competing recently for a chance to play in the state finals, they decided that win or lose, they were not going to go to state.
Mahone Fund honoree Don Gillespie on volunteerism: ‘Do what you can’
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Don’t throw out those old video games
If you have a shoebox filled with old video game cartridges stuffed in a closet, you may want to think twice about throwing them out.
Video: Badgers coach Paul Chryst on return to Big Ten play, facing Michigan State
At his weekly news conference Monday at the McClain Center, University of Wisconsin football coach Paul Chryst talked about returning to Big Ten play and previewed the Badgers’ next game vs. Michigan State.
Video: Badgers coach Paul Chryst on return to Big Ten play, facing Michigan State
At his weekly news conference Monday at the McClain Center, University of Wisconsin football coach Paul Chryst talked about returning to Big Ten play and previewed the Badgers’ next game vs. Michigan State.
Video: Anticipation high for Badgers men’s hockey team
Mark Osiecki, University of Wisconsin men’s hockey associate head coach, met the media Monday and talked about the upcoming season, which opens for the Badgers on Friday against Boston College in Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Video: Badgers volleyball team aims to ‘keep this train rolling’
University of Wisconsin volleyball coach Kelly Sheffield meets the media Monday on the heels of the Badgers’ big week with wins over top 5 teams Penn State and Nebraska.
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Samuel Little Confession: Miami, Florida, 1972, ‘Marianne’
Samuel Little, 79, has confessed to 93 murders. He is currently in prison in Texas. Law enforcement has confirmed more than half of his confessions, but some remain unmatched. In a recent interview, Little recalled details of a victim in Miami. More at fbi.gov/SamuelLittle
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Samuel Little Confession: North Little Rock, Arkansas, 1992/1993
Samuel Little, 79, has confessed to 93 murders. He is currently in prison in Texas. Law enforcement has confirmed more than half of his confessions, but some remain unmatched. In a recent interview, Little recalled details of a victim in North Little Rock, Arkansas. More at fbi.gov/SamuelLittle
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Samuel Little Confession: Covington, Kentucky, 1984
Samuel Little, 79, has confessed to 93 murders. He is currently in prison in Texas. Law enforcement has confirmed more than half of his confessions, but some remain unmatched. In a recent interview, Little recalled details of a victim in Covington, Kentucky. More at fbi.gov/SamuelLittle
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Samuel Little Confession: Las Vegas, Nevada, 1993
Samuel Little, 79, has confessed to 93 murders. He is currently in prison in Texas. Law enforcement has confirmed more than half of his confessions, but some remain unmatched. In a recent interview, Little recalled details of a victim in Las Vegas. More at fbi.gov/SamuelLittle
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Samuel Little Confession: New Orleans, Louisiana, 1982
Samuel Little, 79, has confessed to 93 murders. He is currently in prison in Texas. Law enforcement has confirmed more than half of his confessions, but some remain unmatched. In a recent interview, Little recalled details of a victim in New Orleans. More at fbi.gov/SamuelLittle
Video: Badgers shut out Penn State 3-0 to sweep series
The University of Wisconsin women’s hockey team faced Saturday what it hadn’t in its first three games of the season: a close game entering the third period.
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