AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOutdoor Fun & Community: Bristol Renaissance Faire is back for its 2026 run through Labor Day in Kenosha, turning 30+ wooded acres into a 16th-century village with food, music, and 125+ artisan shops. Culture & Learning: Mequon Nature Preserve’s Seeds of Culture Camp partnered with Milwaukee Public Schools First Nations Studies, bringing Native music, art, language, and history plus nature lessons—and planting two trees. Local Festivals: Platteville’s Hometown Festival Week kicks off Friday with an expanded Southwest Music Fest, plus Main Street events, an art & craft fair, and more through the weekend. Wisconsin Food Pride: Wisconsin cheesemakers racked up 106 honors at the American Cheese Society awards, including Marieke Gouda Golden Mature as Highest-Scoring American Original. Health & Safety: Cyclospora is making headlines again—one Wisconsin woman reported getting sick on her honeymoon—while wildfire smoke continues to drive hazardous air alerts across the Midwest, including Milwaukee. Faith & Belonging: Hillel Milwaukee’s new director, focused on safety and community, is building connections with students and even partnering with local police for trust. Civic Upgrades: Gillett broke ground on Zippel Park playground upgrades, funded by grants and donations, with ADA access and new play features. Politics (Supreme Court Race): Judge Pedro Colón’s campaign reported raising $250,185 in the first reporting period for the 2027 Wisconsin Supreme Court race.
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