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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
Wisconsin reports first W. Nile mosquitoes of year
09/03/2010
MILWAUKEE -- Wisconsin public health officials are reporting the first mosquitoes of the year to test positive for the West Nile virus.State and city health officials announced Thursday that three mosquito pools in Milwaukee tested positive for West Nile last month.The officials are urging people to protect themselves against mosquito bites -- especially over the Labor Day holiday weekend ...
Wisconsin fall sturgeon season set to open
09/03/2010
Wisconsin's hook-and-line lake sturgeon season is about to get under way.
Wisconsin Public Service donates $105,000 to Brown County United Way
09/02/2010
Wisconsin Public Service donated $105,000 to the Brown County United Way Thursday as part of a month-long effort by the company to raise funds for the local nonprofit.
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