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Obviously love is all over.

No, we didn't incidentally convey a release from February.

Regardless, expecting that you took a gander at my new stories, you would think we were moving toward Valentine's Day instead of the completion of summer.

With everything taken into account, Christmas in July is a thing. So maybe Valentine's Day in August could get on too?

From a Bucks player's recommendation to a Milwaukee couple coordinating Kwik Trip into their significant day, this I'm talkin' about:

If you follow Kwik Trip by means of online diversion, you've probably seen Mark and Katie Endres' prominent wedding photos.

While the two were dating, Mark lived in Milwaukee and Katie lived in La Crosse. With all of that making a beeline for uttermost edges of the state to see each other, Kwik Trip transformed into a custom.

So when the couple got hitched this pre-summer, that is where they took their pics.

Mark and Katie Endres of Milwaukee took wedding photos at a La Crosse Kwik Trip in June 2022.

Congratulations are together: Brook Lopez and Hailee Nicole Strickland prepared for marriage.

A long time back, the Bucks spot and Disney fan met Strickland at Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, according to a news release from Disney.

On Aug. 15 — definitively 13 years sometime later — that is where "Sprinkle Mountain" proposed to her.

Appears as though a heartfelt story made by Disney itself.

Brook Lopez of the Milwaukee Bucks proposed to his durable darling, Hailee Nicole Strickland, before the Tree of Life at Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park in Florida on Aug. 15, 2022.

I by and large love me a nice Wisconsin-y heartfelt story. Got one? Send it my way.

Could we talk business
Milwaukee is on track to manufacture, recuperation and demo many homes thanks to countless dollars from the American Rescue Plan, which were conveyed nearly 12 months earlier. In 2021, Milwaukee's Common Council passed an activity appropriating by and large $44 million to various city workplaces for housing related projects. Likewise, cash is furthermore being spent on a couple of neighborhood improvement tries. This is a breakdown of the manner in which the city is planning to spend the resources.

Milwaukee lost a games talk staple seven days prior. Following at least 17 years, 1250-AM "The Fan" out of nowhere stopped telecom close by fulfilled. The station's live characters were laid off by parent association Audacy, part of a progression of reductions across the association. The station's adjusting had included "The Bart Winkler Show"; "The Big Show" featuring Steve "Sparky" Fifer, past Packers running back Gary Ellerson and Hall of Fame Packers prosperity LeRoy Butler; and Tim Allen's Brewers postgame show. This is what the station's past agents expected to say in regards to the setback.