06 November 2019

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Time Travelers  Return From  The Valley

Time Travelers Return From The Valley


Time Travelers Return From The Valley The Civil War Time Travelers, LLC, returned from a week-long visit to the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. While there, the group visited little-known sites from “Stonewall” Jackson’s 1862 Valley Campaign. These included the battles fought at Cross Keys and Port Republic. Smaller in scale than Antietam or Shiloh, the fights in the Valley

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So It Goes

So It Goes


So It Goes Behind The Bill Signing By Andrew Johnson It was a huge milestone for the Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial when Governor Evers signed the bill naming a segment of Highway 28 last Thursday. I thought some of our readers would like to know why and how this happened now. What it means and where do we go from here? There has been an increase in momentum for building the project over the

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Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial  Highway Bill Signed Into Law

Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial Highway Bill Signed Into Law


Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial Highway Bill Signed Into Law By Representative Timothy Ramthun Assembly Bill 451/Senate Bill 433, which designates a portion of State Highway 28 as ‘The Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial Highway’, became Act 20 last Thursday, when Governor Evers came to Kewaskum to sign it into law. This was a massive team effort, and I’m so grateful to everyone who played a part in making

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To Whom Dale Served With

To Whom Dale Served With


To Whom Dale Served With By Karl McCarty Born March 7, 1932, in the Town of Addison, Dale Zingsheim was one of the youngest men (if not the youngest) drafted from Washington County when the Korean War started in 1950. It ended with an armistice in 1953. His stint in the U.S. Army lasted two years. Dale didn’t share much about his time on the Korea Peninsula. Much of the information of

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To Whom Dale Served With

To Whom Dale Served With


Continued From... To Whom Dale Served With It was clear to Dale the logic of his placement. Lois asked him, “And he said, ‘I can tell you why. I was the youngest one there. I didn’t have life experience.’” This was 1950, and given the demographics of Washington County at the time, it can be certain who became Dale’s service buddies were not his childhood neighbors. Pictures in