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Travel
to Wisconsin
Wisconsin is bordered by the Montreal River, Lake
Superior and Michigan to the north, by Lake Michigan to the east, by Illinois
to the south, and by Iowa and Minnesota to the west.
The Milwaukee Art
Museum in Milwaukee is known for its unique architecture. The Milwaukee County
Zoological Gardens cover over 200 acres of land on the far west side of the
city. Madison is home to the Vilas Zoo which is free for all visitors, and the
Olbrich Gardens conservatory, as well as the hub of cultural activity at the
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Wisconsin Family Vacation Spot
Nitschke's Northern Resort, in Minocqua, Wisconsin
focuses on simple accommodations that provide easy access to the great
outdoors. It features tidy accommodations, coupled with the pristine setting on
the edge of a lake, surrounded by forest.
Activities include fishing,
hiking, boating, jet skiing, or simply relaxing on the porch of your cabin. The
beach and playground provide additional play opportunities for children. Ice
fishing and snowmobiling trails provide winter entertainment options. Despite
the secluded, natural setting of this family resort, the town is within
boating, walking, and driving distance when you need groceries or a change of
scenery.
Cabins accommodate up to eight people easily and rates start
at an amazingly affordable $180 per night.
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Latest News from Wisconsin
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Ron Paul rEVOLution in the Feb. 19 Wisconsin Primary
Ron Paul has a
relatively large following in Wisconsin because Libertarian views here resonate
a little more. In the Fox Valley, Paul's followers include nurses, accountants,
county supervisors, laborers and even John Birch Society members — all
committed to getting the word out about his message to uphold and defend the
Constitution. They are progressives and conservatives, young and old. And they
are devoted.
Outagamie Supv. Chuck Schmidt, calls Paul "our only hope"
for America to return to fundamental values. "I don't think the polls are
reflecting what is happening out here," says Diana Nickel, a 46-year-old
Winneconne resident and nurse who leads the Fox Cities-Oshkosh "meet-up." The
group's membership tipped at 129 this week, nearly six months after she
established it through the social networking portal, Meetup.com. "People just
find us," she said. "Every time there has been a debate I get a whole bunch of
people that join."
Ron Paul's out-of-the-mainstream viewpoints on
limited government and emphasis on privacy make his candidacy clearly at odds
with the media-picked front-runners. He has pledged to restore civil liberties,
end American involvement in Iraq, phase out the Federal Reserve and eliminate a
host of government entities, including the FBI, CIA, Department of Education
and Food and Drug Administration.
There are many ways you can show your
support for Dr. Paul and his message of liberty. Join fellow Ron Paul
supporters in your area through one of Wisconsin’s MeetUp groups. Check
out ronpaul.meetup.com
for more information.
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