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Special Sections/Muskego-Franklin Editor
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Waterford/Westine Editor
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Dee Fladwood
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Jamie Wambach
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3 Comments
I like the new format! Great update!
I am curious about the reporting of the Burlington weather. I have noticed that Burlington’s temperatures are lower than many of the surrounding communities. I heard that the data collected is north of Burlington near the river. If this is true, why not collect data where the majority of people live? Some other communities collect data near schools. Just wondering.
JUST THINK ABOUT IT !
With the demolition of the Maple Leaf property. This would be a
great location for a city/(possible Township) Emergency/Fire Department building.
It could be city police and city goverment included and would have room for future growth,and put a end to the street closure problem.Think of the possiblities. Thanks