AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFaith & Culture: About 2,500 people heard Fr. Mike Schmitz reflect on Jesus’ parables at Milwaukee’s Miller High Life Theatre. Two historic Catholic churches also plan new pipe organs for 2027, while St. Francis of Assisi restores its 1885 instrument. Community Health: Wisconsin health officials are urging early measles vaccination for some infants amid an outbreak that has claimed an infant’s life—the state’s first measles death since 1990. Arts & Heritage: Milwaukee’s Native American Heritage Month guide and public-art tours offer ways to explore the city’s communities and creative spaces. Wisconsin-born novelist Lucy Tan’s new book, “Tiger’s Mouth,” draws on a tourist town in the state. Neighbors Helping Neighbors: Sheboygan County Food Bank donations will be matched dollar for dollar through Dec. 31, up to $250,000, as it distributes more than 94,000 pounds of food monthly. Education & Change: Democrats won control of Wisconsin’s governor’s office and Legislature, while voters approved a constitutional amendment limiting race- and sex-based preferences at public colleges.
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