Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - 2021-10-13

• Most refugees at Fort McCoy not SIVs
• MacIver asks Supreme Court to take press case
• Milwaukee council members forward $1B worth of ideas to use federal aid
• 22 measles diagnoses at Fort McCoy
• DNR says cost to give water is $600K/year
• 2 dead following single-engine plane crash
• County says 72% of staff answered to vaccine mandate
• Next on FDA’s agenda: Moderna, J&J boosters
• New drugs could alter virus’ path
• Executive privilege decision risks setting precedent
• Supreme Court to weigh Tsarnaev sentence
• Punch Bowl Social to ‘reopen as soon as we can’
• Dispute jeopardize­s US fish stick, fillet supply ahead of Lent prep
• Southwest limits canceled flights after 3 bumpy days
• Triciclo Peru joins Zocalo Food Park, extends season in Bay View
• Kwik Trip temporaril­y reduces milk choices
• LG reaches deal to pay GM for battery recall
• A DEVASTATIN­G KNOCKOUT BLOW
• Burnes’ arm not ready on three days’ rest
• Arms just couldn’t carry the team anymore
• Astros bounce White Sox to reach ALCS
• UW’s Larsh following through on his offseason improvemen­t
• UW started prepping last spring for Army’s triple-option offense
• Twins lead Westosha Central to its first girls golf state championsh­ip
• How hot ham and rolls became a Sunday tradition in Milwaukee
• Trick? Madison grocer makes candy corn brats
• Also on this date
• Mom has lost ability to converse
• HOROSCOPES
• Wisconsin Spice ships 75 million pounds of its mustard products worldwide from its Berlin facility Pepper is the only spice used more than mustard
• When her Madison cafe closed, woman turned the recipes into a cookbook
• Autumn apple cheesecake bars
• Taco flavors infuse zest into this creamy Southwest chicken soup

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