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The tape records recently unsealed search war- 4 screams and struggle, but the dispatcher rant revealed a belated DNA test hears nothing intelligible and does not fol- that links the man to Zimmer- low up. Police are not sent. The line goes mann. r dead. Those closest to Zimmer- Zimmermann is beaten and strangled. mann now consider the case a She is stabbed repeatedly with "a weapon bungled investigation. similar in nature to one possessing a blade Gonnering has never before spo- length from 2 to 5 inches, blade width of 1.5 ken with the press. He speaks to to 2 cm., and with a non-prominent hilt," WiG now, he says, "for the sole pur- says Dane County Coroner John Stanley. pose of putting more pressure on Half the wounds extend through her rib the Madison Police Department." cage and penetrate her heart. She dies of "While I do not think that the a "complexity of traumatic injuries." Cell- police are acting maliciously, they phone parts litter the crime scene. have been extraordinarily incompe- No valuables are missing. There is no tent throughout this investigation," explicable motive. Sexual assault? "I don't says Gonnering. think I should comment on this for the sake It's understandable the murder of the investigation," says Jordan Gonner- remains an open wound, shared ing, Zimmermann's roommate and fiancé. among those closest to Zimmer- He found the body. mann. "I'm not going to lie," Jean Zimmermann, Brittany's mother PHOTOS: COURTESY, AP COURTESY, JEFF MILLER/UW-MADISON BUNGLED INVESTIGATION says. "It takes over." Clockwise from top left: UW-Madison student Brittany So began a drama played out in the Dane County's 911 center was Zimmermann. The crime scene at the house on West national news: a murder made more tragic thoroughly reorganized. But as Doty Street. Brittany Zimmermann and her mom, Jean. by the botched call center response. "Stu- for the murder investigation — no A vigil takes place at the UW-Madison campus. dent's 911 call falls on deaf ears," reported charges, no arrests. ABC. "Slain student called 911, but no one "There are always things that are came," said CNN. being looked at," Madison Police Authorities announced a $40,000 Chief Michael Koval says. approach and hopefully can find those secretary in Price County's office of the reward for information leading to the A Capital City native, Koval came up individuals who are responsible," Koval district attorney. "They should be able to arrest and conviction of Zimmermann's through the ranks and was made chief in says. "We feel that overriding sense of create a timeline of when he was there and killer or killers. 2014. He offers generalities; no one within mission to give this family and our com- when she was murdered." Within hours, unknown to anyone, the department will comment on the spe- munity the peace of mind that ...." It's time for a fresh look. Madison Police have a prime suspect in cifics of an open investigation. The chief pauses. "This is the most custody, held on an unrelated charge. A "We are still very vigorous in our despicable of homicides," he says. "We MURDER TIMELINE feel a necessity to close it." WiG can now create a timeline of her murder from new interviews, available EARLY IN THE INVESTIGATION police and coroner records, UW-Madi- More than just a house._ In the first year after Zimmermann's son archives and contemporary press THE death, more than 700 people were investi- accounts, especially those from student it's your family's home. gated. Agencies involved included the Wis- papers. 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At work, Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is approximate. Payments with an APR of think people realize that. We have never according to her boss, she discussed medi- 3.27% are $1,088.02 for 360 months. Payment assumes a $314,000 price been told anything about the day she died." cal school, marriage and starting a family. and value with a $64,000 down payment and a $250,000 mortgage. Pay- 414.777,4411 include amounts for taxes and insurance premiums and "Why won't they take a kick at the cat On Easter, she had announced her ment does not theEquilabIeBunk,corn the actual payment obligation may be greater. Other rates and programs WWI with the evidence they have? It just doesn't engagement to Gonnering. available. Rate accurate as of 7/13/16. All rates subject to change without one of Brittany's aunts, Madison on that Wednesday in April got notice. For Purchase only. Member FDIC 7 EQUAL HOUSING LENDER make sense," says Lisa Zimmermann Walcisak. 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Another community torn apart; more 297 shootings occur Day in America was a bloody week, expos- and the justice system and to denounce gun hearts broken; more questions about what ing "the deepest fault lines of our democ- violence and racism. caused and what might prevent another and 89 people die in racy," President Obama said. Lawsuits were filed, including one by the such tragedy," the president said. "There is something wrong with our shopkeeper who videotaped the shooting in The violence exposed "the deepest fault gun violence. country," Hillary Clinton stated. Baton Rouge and then was detained in the lines of our democracy. It's hard not to think The Democratic presidential candidate back of a police car for four hours while the sometimes that the center might not hold, on July 8 was addressing the African Meth- film from his security camera was seized that things might get worse," he said. "We odist Episcopal Church National Conven- without a warrant. Another claim was filed must reject despair." Orlando, Florida, to meet with relatives of tion in Philadelphia. "There is too much vio- by the family of Castile in Falcon Heights, He reminded people that when Micah the 49 people massacred at a gay night- lence, too much hate, too much senseless Minnesota. Johnson began shooting in Dallas, police club. There, Obama said he was hopeful killing, too many people dead who shouldn't More gun violence occurred. In fact, and protesters responded: "'Everyone was Congress would advance gun control leg- be," she said. based on gun violence data, 297 shootings helping each other,' one witness said. And it islation — measures supported by some The night before her speech, five Dallas take place and 89 people die in gun violence wasn't about black or white. Everyone was in law enforcement who say the prolifera- police officers were killed, ambushed by every day in America. picking each other up and moving them tion of weapons in America increases the an African-American sniper who wounded And much sadness was shared at a away. See, that's the America I know." threat of violence and the fear of violence. others before he was blown up by a police memorial service in Dallas, where the 43rd The president faced some criticism for In Orlando, the killer was too heavily armed robot. The officers were policing an orga- president and the 44th president spoke going to Texas for the service before visiting for law enforcement to storm the nightclub nized and peaceful protest in response to about a wounded nation. Louisiana or Minnesota. He had telephoned immediately. Police in Baton Rouge claimed the police killing of a black man near St. "At times, it seems like the forces pulling relatives of Alton Sterling and Philando Alton Sterling had a gun. Philando Castile Paul, Minnesota, on July 6, and the police us apart are stronger than the forces bind- Castile and he spoke at length during the was shot while reaching for his wallet, after killing of a black man in Baton Rouge, Loui- ing us together," former President George service about hard truths Americans must telling police he had a gun he was permitted siana, on July 5. W. Bush said at the service on July 12 at confront. to carry in the vehicle. Clinton told the story — what was known the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. "When mothers and fathers raised their As WiG went to press, the U.S. Senate at the time — in her speech in Philadelphia: "Argument turns too easily into animosity. kids right, and have the talk about how to had rejected a series of gun control bills. "On Tuesday, Alton Sterling, father of five, Disagreement escalates too quickly into respond if stopped by a police officer — yes, Earlier in the summer, after the shooting was killed in Baton Rouge — approached dehumanization. Too often we judge other sir; no, sir — but still fear that something in Orlando, Democrats staged a sit-in on by the police for selling CDs outside a con- groups by their worst examples, while judg- terrible may happen when their child walks the House floor to demand action. However, venience store. On Wednesday, Philando ing ourselves by our best intentions. And out the door; still fear that kids being stupid the House broke for summer recess without Castile, 32 years old, was killed outside St. this has strained our bonds of understand- and not quite doing things right might end advancing any gun control legislation and Paul — pulled over by the police for a bro- ing and common purpose." in tragedy," Obama said. "When all this with House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., say- ken taillight. And last night in Dallas, during He continued, "But Americans, I think, takes place, more than 50 years after the ing the Democrats might be punished for a peaceful protest related to those killings, have a great advantage. To renew our unity, passage of the Civil Rights Act, we can- their protest. there was a vicious, appalling attack. A we only need to remember our values. We not simply turn away and dismiss those Yet Ryan, in a speech on the House floor sniper targeted police officers. He said he have never been held together by blood or in peaceful protest as troublemakers or July 8, claimed, "Every member of this body wanted to hurt white people. Twelve offi- background. We are bound by things of the paranoid." every Republican and every Democrat — cers were shot, along with two civilians. spirit — by shared commitments to com- The president mentioned guns twice in wants to see less gun violence." Five —five-officers have died. We now mon ideals." his remarks in Dallas — the gunfire that Ryan's speech was "on the tragedy in know all their names: Brent Thompson, President Barack Obama honored the killed and wounded on July 7 and the obser- Dallas." He said "we are all stunned," "we Michael Krol, Michael Smith, Lorne Ahrens work of law enforcement officers, specifi- vation that "we flood communities with so are all outraged" and "Every member of this and Patrick Zamarripa. And as I was on my cally the officers "assigned to protect and many guns that it is easier for a teenager to body wants a world in which people feel way here today, we heard reports of another keep orderly a peaceful protest in response buy a Glock than get his hands on a com- safe regardless of the color of their skin. shooting yesterday morning in Tennessee." to the killing of Alton Sterling of Baton puter or even a book." 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Please recirculate & recycle this publication. EDITORIAL Wisconsin Federal ban on gun-violence research must end Gazette • In the immediate wake of our nation's mass shootings, Physicians and virtually all other health care profession- many people ask the question, "Why do these things hap- als disagree strongly with the assertion that gun violence is PROGRESSIVE. ALTERNATIVE. pen?" not a public health issue. But an answer to this question remains hard to come by, In Chicago earlier this summer, the American Medical OUR MISSION: because so little is known about gun violence. The nation's Association adopted the position that gun violence in the To help build a strong, informed community; largest medical association wants to change that, and we United States is not only "a public health crisis," but one promote social equality and justice; support heartily agree. that requires a comprehensive public health response and immigration and electoral reform; expose The knowledge deficit is entirely the fault of past and solution. The AMA vowed to put its considerable lobbying government secrets and call out political current Congresses beholden to the National Rifle Asso- muscle to work in Congress to end the research ban. corruption; celebrate and support the arts; and ciation and the gun industry. It can be traced back to 1996, "With approximately 30,000 men, women and children foster appreciation and respect for the state's when Congress first passed a measure banning the U.S. dying each year at the barrel of a gun in elementary schools, extraordinary natural resources. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from conduct- movie theaters, workplaces, houses of worship and on live ing research on gun violence (the author of the amendment television, the United States faces a public health crisis of CEO/PRINCIPAL now regrets it). The ban had a chilling effect across the gun violence," said AMA president Dr. Steven J. Stack in a Leonard Sobczak, [email protected] board on researchers, who feared retribution from the pow- press statement. PUBLISHER/EDITOR IN CHIEF erful NRA and its cultlike acolytes. He continued: "Even as America faces a crisis unrivaled Louis Weisberg, [email protected] Following the mass shooting two years ago at an elemen- in any other developed country, the Congress prohibits the tary school in Newtown, Connecticut, President Barack CDC from conducting the very research that would help us SENIOR EDITOR Obama issued an executive order calling on the CDC to get ... determine how to reduce the high rate of firearm-related Lisa Neff, [email protected] back to studying "the causes of gun violence." deaths and injuries. An epidemiological analysis of gun DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT The order got no traction. Researchers, both within and violence is vital." Mark Richards, [email protected] outside the government, were loath to become enmeshed We'd like to see the AMA, the American Psychological in such a hot-button issue, especially with the 1996 law still Association, law-enforcement agencies and other groups BUSINESS MANAGER/SALES COORDINATOR on the books. committed to public health and safety work together to Angela Wiegert, [email protected] After a church shooting last year in Charleston, South break the gun industry's lock on Congress. GRAPHIC DESIGNERS Carolina, left nine people dead, there was a renewed This will take fortitude. Leaders of such an effort will face Maureen M. Kane, Eric Van Egeren attempt on Capitol Hill to study the relationship between intimidation from the same people who once warned that gun ownership and gun violence. Obama was going to take away their guns. Pro-gun zealots COPY EDITOR Instead, Congress quietly renewed the ban on federal will attempt to destroy their reputations. Opponents of the Stephen DeLeers research of the issue. research ban can also expect intimidation — and even death SALES INFORMATION The gun culture within the Republican Party is so deeply threats — for daring to "attack" the Second Amendment. [email protected] or call 414.961.3240 rooted that delegates recently adopted an amendment to Let's be clear: Scientific studies of gun violence do not its national platform declaring pornography a "public health constitute an attack on the Second Amendment any more ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT crisis," while arguing that guns are not a health issue and than studying the limits of free speech violates the First Danielle Kaboskey, [email protected] therefore the CDC cannot receive federal funding to study Amendment. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES them. The platform was being written as President Barack But continuing to ban the study of gun violence violates Hayden Lemke, [email protected] Obama and former President George W. 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ON THE RECORD Spare us the breaking news' strong, unsullied candidate My fear is inter- and her own email and non- "Mr. Trump has never been a client of to lead the country forward, intraparty acrimony will State Department server 1 Ivari. Ivari has not treated his hair in any Opinion the conventions are likely continue into the final cam- as secretary of state, while way, at any time." to exacerbate the tensions paign, alienating voters and not illegal, reveals a casual — High-end hair restoration provider JAMAKAYA putting us all on edge. intensifying the divisions disregard for rules and a EDWARD IVARI denying to Gawker that he There will be strong pro- among us. sense of impunity about Ahead ever touched the GOP presidential candidate's mane. of our national tests against the racist, Trump has earned his her behavior. Ditto the arro- Apparently, Ivari was attempting to save his reputation. political conventions and in ultra-nationalist agenda of negative ratings among gant, tone-deaf behavior of the midst of new incidents Donald Trump on the out- Latinos, African-Americans Bill Clinton in meeting with of racist violence and ter- "The Miss America organization has done a great side of the GOP conven- and women by his sex- Attorney General Loretta job of wrapping their arms around me. Everyone who rorism, the country seems tion and ideological battles ist, racist and xenophobic Lynch just days before the to be in a weird I've come into contact with has been nothing but sup- state of inside. I hope the street rants. It's hard to imag- findings on Hillary's email suspended animation. portive." protests will remain non- ine a worse candidate for use were released. What new calamities are — ERIN O'FLAHERTY, the first out lesbian Miss violent and the police reac- president than Trump. He Despite her royal airs, I about to beset us? America contestant, telling CNN's Ashleigh Banfield tion restrained. is stupid, self-absorbed and will vote for Hillary Clinton. When are things going to that her involvement with the pageant has been very Meanwhile, the Demo- mentally unstable. She is much more quali- simmer down? positive. O'Flaherty won the title of Miss Missouri in crats will cope with squad- With such high nega- fied to be president and her Please, can we do with- June. Her platform is suicide prevention. rons of Hillary haters on tives in so many key voting policies will do more than out more "breaking news" the outside and last-minute groups, Trump is likely to Trump's to move our coun- reports for a while? "Other state laws will need to be evaluated in light maneuvering by Bernie lose the race but not before try forward. Her choices This month, delegates of today's ruling, but it certainly paves the way for the Sanders supporters inside. inciting greater fear and for the Supreme Court will to the Republican and courts and lawmakers to reject these dangerous laws. It will be interesting to resentment among people have a positive influence Democratic conventions That is why we are taking this fight state by state." see how accommodating eager to blame someone for decades to come. will choose their party's — RACHEL LOPEZ, a spokeswoman for Planned or inflexible the Clinton for their troubles. Yet a Clinton victory will presidential standard bear- Parenthood of the Heartland, in an email following the machine will be to Sanders' In contrast to Trump, lead to more intransigence ers and the platforms and U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down a Texas law more radical proposals. Clinton promises to build by Republicans, whose principles on which they designed to restrict abortion services. There will be plenty of bridges rather than walls. Hillary-hating knows no will run. drama at these conven- But her success as presi- bounds. They'll fight her We'll find out who the "Young, white, female; long brown hair; attractive; tions without the addition dent depends on whether tooth and nail just as Dems vice presidential candi- of any new mass murders she has the coattails to would fight tooth and nail looks innocent." dates are and our ridicu- — JOHN H. PLEUSS, a Madison-based federal admin- or atrocities, thank you increase the number of against Trump. Consensus lously long presidential I'm sending Democrats in the House of seems impossible in this istrative law judge, in handwritten hearing notes about very much. campaign will roll into its that little prayer out into Representatives and lift fel- country right now. a claimant in the form's "overall appearance portion." final months. the hope it gets low Dems into the majority Stay tuned for more Pleuss is under investigation for reducing claimants to the ether in Rather than clarifying to whatever spirit or power in the Senate. breaking news... racist and sexual tag lines in case notes, according to the issues and presenting a runs this crazy world. Clinton's decision to use the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

"She didn't like boxes. She didn't like it when the men tried to put her in a box. She didn't like it when the The oil train in your neighborhood women tried to put her in a box." — CODY HARTLEY, director of curatorial affairs at To say safely or not at all. ios with local emergency this kind of explosive cargo. the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe, New Mexico. A right to know what is responders? Key fact: nobody puts London's Tate Modern recently opened an exhibit fea- 0•inion coming down the railroad What is the specific out oil train fires. Standard turing 100 works by the American artist. tracks and into our city and emergency response plan procedure is to retreat a CARS — MILWAUKEE AREA our neighborhoods. for an oil train fire in this safe distance, attempt to "And he said to me what I think was one of the most A right to know that track location? How much cata- contain the fire and stop it Citizens Acting for Rail important statements: 'The opposite of love is not defects, bridge repairs and strophic risk insurance from spreading. Safety-Milwaukee Area oil train derail- hate, it's indifference, it was indifference that brought other vital maintenance does the railroad carry? A recent is the local chapter of a ment and fire in Mosier, anti-Semitism to Germany and it was indifference that issues will be addressed The citizens of this Mil- campaign organized in Holocaust.— promptly. waukee neighborhood: par- Oregon, was the last straw brought the response to the surge of — RONALD LAUDER, president of the World Jewish A right to know why ents, neighbors and busi- for many fire officials. dangerous and unneces- After the Mosier fire, Congress, remembering a visit to Auschwitz with Elie hundreds of tank cars — ness owners — and the sary crude oil train traffic Washing- Wiesel. Wiesel, Holocaust survivor and witness, writer, with 1267 placards indicat- thousands of citizens who the governor of through our communities. activist and Nobel laureate, died July 2 at the age of 87. ing they are holding highly drive under the South 1st ton, Oregon's department We also are part of a explosive crude oil — are Street bridge every week — of transportation, and broader network — Crude "The American public can't be confident that the go% being stored in a particular have a right to know what the Association of Wash- Awakening — that stretch- ernment is using lethal force legally and wisely." location in Milwaukee. is going on. The railroad ington Firefighters called es from coast to coast. — HINA SHAMSI, director of the American Civil Lib- The 1267 placard is should be candid about the for an immediate moratori- That movement grew in erties Union's National Security Project, responding to on these tank cars for a very real risks present here. um on crude oil train traffic. response to the Quebec the White House's release of information about civilians good reason. These are Connect the dots In addition, Jim Hall, for- disaster three years ago. killed in drone strikes in Yemen, Pakistan and elsewhere not "empty" tank cars — between what we are see- mer chair of the National The train that exploded overseas. they still contain residue ing here — industry stall- Transportation Safety in Lac Megantic, Quebec, amounts of crude oil — or ing on basic oil train safe- Board, called for an end to killing 47 people, came "This was us getting over the hill. There's a lot mor e the 1267 placard would not ty measures, continued rail shipments of crude oil, through Milwaukee on its work to be done, but we're feeling pretty confident." be there. inept regulation by federal saying "enough is enough." way to Quebec. — Attorney JUSTIN BROWN, referring to a judge' Citizens have a right to authorities — and a rea- After the fire, Jim Apple- At the heart of this issue decision to grant a new trial for his client, Adna n know who owns these oil sonable citizen would be ton, Mosier's fire chief, of parked crude oil trains is Syed, after the podcast Serial uncov- tank cars. Who chose to outraged. noted: "I hope that this a citizen's right to know — ered inconsistencies in the murder case concentrate these crude oil Oil trains are too danger- becomes the death knell for and object to — ill-advised against Syed. tank cars in this location? ous for the rails. The rail- this mode of shipping this industrial schemes that Has the railroad shared road system and our cities cargo. I think it's insane." threaten our communities. its worst case scenar- were not laid out to carry We agree. WISCONSINGAZETTE.COM I July 14, 2016 Philadelphia freedom Going to the Democratic convention By Anne Siegel as the "Pennsylvania System," Eastern State Contributing writer prisoners were placed in single cells. They The nation will focus on Philadelphia this were given only one book — a Bible — and month, as the city hosts the Democratic encouraged to regret their misdeeds as they National Convention. spent their days in solitude. Some 6,000-plus delegates — includ- When constructed, Eastern State Peni- ing 96 from Wisconsin — will assemble tentiary was the largest and most expensive there for the convention, which opens July public structure in the country. It also was 25. Counting media, technicians, dignitar- one of the most advanced — it had central ies, politicians and candidates, as many as heating before the White House, as well as 50,000 will attend. flush toilets. And when the crowds arrive in the birth- Today, the prison is a National Histor- place of America, Philadelphia is ready to ic Landmark and open to visitors. Audio welcome them as they have eight times guides are available that include the "voic- before: the Democrats in 1936 and 1948, es" of long-gone inmates and guards. and the Republicans six times, most recent- ly in 2000. PHILADELPHIA ARTS Many special events are planned for Five blocks from the Eastern State Peni- convention-goers, with parties scheduled tentiary is the Philadelphia Museum of Art before, during and after the convention, — a complex that includes the Rodin Muse- which takes place at the Wells Fargo Center um — and the Barnes Foundation. in South Philadelphia. The late Albert Barnes grew up "poor and Philadelphia provides an abundance of tough" in working-class Philadelphia at the sightseeing opportunities for convention- turn of the last century. He held a number goers. It's home to the Liberty Bell, of of degrees, including one in pharmacology. course, as well as Independence Hall, locat- Working as a chemist in his own lab, Barnes ed just across the street. Independence Hall created a medicine to prevent eye infec- has been restored to look as it did during tions and blindness in newborns. He bought the constitutional convention and includes out a partner and then sold the company the chair in which George Washington pre- months before the crash of 1929. Those sided over Congress. Another historical site resources underwrote his lifelong passion is the house in which Betsy Ross suppos- for collecting art. He built his collection edly sewed the first American flag. with the idea that teaching people to "see" PHOTO: R KENNEDY FOR VISIT PHILADELPHIA But there's much, much more. art would advance the cause of democracy. Cast in 1753, the Liberty Bell recently moved to the Liberty Bell Center. It serves as an The Barnes Foundation collection includes international symbol of freedom. VISITING A PENITENTIARY the largest number of Renoirs in one place Though some might not think of a prison (181 paintings), as well as paintings by Vin- as a tourist attraction, one could spend cent Van Gogh, Claude Monet and Pablo nation's oldest continually operating the- mers at Ten Chimneys in Genesee Depot. days exploring the fascinating Eastern State Picasso. ater, is where Milwaukee Repertory Theater The Walnut comprises 1,100 seats on two Penitentiary. The now-crumbling prison Not to be outdone by the Barnes is the artistic director Mark Clements first opened levels. With 50,000 subscribers, the the- was built in the 1820s as an alternative to Philadelphia Museum of Art. Everything a production he directed of John Steinbeck's ater tops the nation in terms of annual the large, dirty rooms that housed the crim- from African art to textile art is featured, Of Mice and Men. The show then transferred subscribers. inally insane, as well as the general prison along with workshops on film, photography to Milwaukee for the 2014-15 season. population. A Quaker-inspired group that and music. The list of actors who've appeared at FOOD AND DRINK included Benjamin Franklin and Dr. Benja- Philly theater ranges from Shakespeare the Walnut includes Wisconsin-born Alfred It would be impossible to point out all the min Rush believed prisons should be places and Broadway hits to experimental avant- Lunt and Lynne Fontanne, the theater royal- trendy, eclectic restaurants within walking ty of their day. The couple spent their sum- of penitence. 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CONVENTION from prior page distance or a short cab ride from the con- Stroll past other oddly named places vention hall. such as the Flying Monkey (a bak- Gay Friendly One surefire hit is the 1960s-inspired ery), The Head Nut, and Beck's Cajun Continental Mid-Town, one in a collection of Café. Although jambalaya and gumbo Gay Owned popular restaurants operated by Starr Res- aren't served at Pearl's, you can get it taurants — and a visual feast. Downstairs here. At Beiler's Pennsylvania Dutch Gay Operated includes a cluster of old-style banquettes, Bakery, women dressed in Amish We will treat you like family! complete with channeled backs. Upstairs, outfits twirl loops of dough and fash- the vibe is slightly less frantic. Duos can ion them into delicious doughnuts. dine while sitting in bamboo hanging chairs, Or watch them make large, flavorful bathed in the colors of aqua lights. pretzels at Miller's Twisted Pretzels. Start with one of the handcrafted cock- All of the baking is on-site. tails — listed as "retro" or "pop." Among the And, yes, you can get a cheese- ritit "retro" offerings is one near-and-dear to steak here, as well as a roast pork Wisconsinites: the old-fashioned. A num- sandwich (rumored to be more popu- ber of special martinis are offered, includ- lar with Philadelphians). ing the delicious Grace Kelly. The city's On July 28, when she makes her Krabbe most famous sandwich, the cheesesteak, speech accepting the party's nomi- LAW OFFICES LLC is represented here in a cheesesteak egg nation, all eyes will be on Hillary roll. There's a taste of comfort food in the Clinton. lobster macaroni and cheese, and another But before and after — between good choice for an entrée is the Chicken their caucus meetings, platform krabbelaw.com Tikki Masala, featuring Punjab-style chick- debates and protest actions — con- en and curry. Prices are reasonable and vention-goers can turn their atten- reservations are recommended for this tion instead to George Washington, popular spot. Betsy Ross, Claude Monet and chees- Finally, the convention hall is just a cou- esteaks. ple of blocks from one of the city's must-see attractions, Reading Terminal Market. Dat- PHOTO: B. KRIST FOR VISIT PHILADELPHIA ing back more than a century, the market is Benjamin Franklin (played by Ralph colorful, noisy and filled with an abundance Archbold) arrived in Philadelphia of delicious smells. It is about five times as a runaway apprentice from Bos- the size of Milwaukee's Public Market and ton. He's pictured at Elfreth's Alley. holds 80 vendors. For a Southern-style breakfast, check out the eggs and grits at Pearl's Oyster Bar.

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By Linda Lombardi kinds of experiences and new much like human adolescence. Take a deep breath, take a lems are associated with obesity AP writer people. Positive exposure in that "It's a stage when a lot of rela- couple steps back in your train- — heart, respiratory, even skin Everyone says it: One year for period lays a sound foundation, tionships with dogs break down," ing and help them do it right. problems, and an increased risk of a dog equals seven years for a but you also need to look out for a says Patricia McConnell, a train- And remember, this stage will cancer — so keeping weight down human. But like a lot of things second stage, usually somewhere er and certified applied animal pass. is important in your dog's golden everyone says, it's wrong. between 4 and 8 months, when behaviorist. "And it's understand- Dogs become socially mature years. Dogs do have life stages a lot dogs may develop new fears. able — your puppy sat whenever between 1 and 3 years. "Think of "If you keep your pets leaner — like humans, but the math isn't "Your dog might be perfectly you asked for four months, and that as age 13 to maybe 21, 22, close to what they weighed at a year that straightforward. To start, a fabulous with men with hats and now he looks at you like he's never 23 — the age when parents say of age — they're going to live longer 1-year-old dog isn't equivalent to then, at 6 months old he says no, heard that word before." that their kids are normal again," and be healthier," says Becker. a 7-year-old human. they're frightening," Radosta says. At what age a dog will go says Radosta. "Then from 3 to Dogs can also suffer from demen- "If you look at a 1-year-old dog, "You have to work through it." through this stage differs by breed about 10, you're cruising." tia, which veterinarians call Cogni- he's sexually mature," says vet- and individual. But it's important tive Dysfunction Syndrome. There's erinarian Dr. Marty Becker. "They "ADOLESCENCE" to understand that, whenever OLD AGE ISSUES no specific medical test, but you still have a little filling out to do Trainers also want you to know it happens, it's a normal part of At the other end of the life may see behavioral symptoms like and they're not completely men- that dogs go through a stage maturation. span, we see why the seven- housetraining accidents, disrupted tally mature, but they're full adult "Dogs seem to go through a year rule seemed to make sense. sleep patterns and changes in social size and capable of reproducing." period between usually 6 to 10 or "People think, my dad lived to interactions, or they may seem lost Veterinary behaviorist Dr. Lisa 11 months in which a lot of their 70. Seventy is a decent life span and disoriented. Your vet will need Radosta suggests thinking of a impulse control falls apart, a lot for a human, 10 is decent for a to do a thorough exam to rule out 1-year-old dog as roughly men- of their training falls apart, a lot of lot of dogs," says Becker. physical causes for the symptoms. tally equivalent to a 13-year-old their interest in paying attention But dogs of different sizes Radosta says that once dogs reach human. This means that a lot of to you and doing what you ask tend to have different lifespans 11 or 12, about one-quarter have at development is packed into your falls apart," says McConnell. and age at different rates; it's least one sign of dementia. puppy's first year. important to know when to start When you see changes in your "If I keep my human baby home looking out for the problems of older dog, don't assume that "it's for the first year of her life, it old age. just old age" and nothing can be doesn't matter. I have a lot of time "With giant-breed dogs, we done. Even for dementia, vets can before she gets to kindergarten have to consider them senior prescribe treatments. Or there age at 5," Radosta says. "But if citizens after the age of 5," says might be a medical problem that you wait with a dog, you now Becker. "With a Lab it might be isn't age-related. have a teenager on your hands 7, with a small-breed dog it Finally, McConnell says that — a teenager who's never seen a might be age 9." even when older dogs are relatively UPS truck, never seen a man in a Older dogs' issues will healthy, they might see life a little hat, never seen a dog who barks sound familiar: Joint differently. Situations that they at him." problems are com- used to enjoy or tolerate might not That's why it's critical for pup- mon, as is putting be appropriate anymore. pies to get out and learn about the on weight as the "They can get tired more easily, world during that first year. Within metabolism slows be a little grumpier and a little less the first four or five months, they down. Becker says patient," she says. "Don't hold on to go through distinct periods when many other prob- the past — look at your dog now." they are most open to different

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par 11 MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 10 a.m.-5 p.m. July16, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. July 17 in downtown Sheboygan. Free admission. jmkac.org. As the summer heat rages on, so do the summer festivals. Sheboygan is hosting the Midsummer Festival of the Arts, bringing downtown 13O artists for a weekend of exhibition and sales, along with visits to the gardens surrounding the John Michael Kohler Arts Center. Inside, visitors will find galleries and ARTcafe, featuring gourmet food. Exhibitions will include ceramics, glass, sculpture, painting, drawing, photography, jewelry and more. There also will be live music, as well as food trucks. (Colton Dunham)

JOHN CARPENTER: LIVE TH I S RETROSPECTIVE DON'T TRY 8 p.m. July 18 at The Pabst Theater in Milwaukee, AT HOME! $45.50-$65.50. pabsttheater.org. John Carpenter is not only a master of the craft of filmmaking, but also a composer of music. Back in April, his second non-soundtrack album Lost Themes II, was released. Now, for the first time, he's going on tour to perform a musical retrospective of I' • work from his iconic themes, to tracks off both Lost Themes albums and new compositions. Carpenter's son Cody and godson Daniel Davies, along with a full live band and stage production, will join Carpenter onstage. (Colton Dunham)

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PHOTOS: COURTESY MADISON MALLARDS Fans cheer on the Madison Mallards, UNIVERSITY one of 18 teams in the Northwoods League. Wiscon- sin has four league teams — the Mal- lards, the Green Bay Bullfrogs, the Kenosha Kingfish and the Wisconsin Rapids Rafters. E + L + „ 7, the Kenosha Kingfish and the Wisconsin players might blossom from this season's Rapids Rafters. roster. The off-field antics entertain, but base- The Rox's three-run lead at the bottom ball makes the Northwoods League parks of the third evaporated. By the fifth inning, summer destinations for sports fans. Mallards player Bryce Carter, who plays for There are 18 teams in five states, with the Stanford during the year, began turning the league boasting north and south divisions. game in favor of the Ducks. 1981 2016 By agreement with the league, headquar- "I made some adjustments to my swing tered in Rochester, Minnesota, the Mal- coming into the summer, and it's always lards' roster can include 30 active full-time hard when you make a change like that," players, as well as 10 limited-term players Carter says after the game. "I was feeling who may sub during the first few weeks good today, got more comfortable in the 0 of the season — before the colleges have batter's box and was able to put some hits ANTI -EST. 1981 ended the spring semester. together." A summer with the Mallards constitutes A sixth-inning RBI by Carter stretched an unpaid internship for the college ath- the Mallards lead to 5-4, followed an inning letes, (sham says. later by Carter's three-run homer over the •••.1i, • Oo "We work with colleges all over the coun- right-center wall, which boosted the Ducks try to attract the best players we can," to 8-5, a lead held to the finish. he says. "Over time you establish good Let's see the twerkers match that per- working relationships with the coaches and formance. schools and it's beneficial for everyone." E 91 The Mallards' roster currently consists of players from 27 colleges, including the BATTER UP ... University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. The Madison Mallards: Find the The team's season commenced May 31 Ducks online at mallardsbaseball. and continues through Aug. 14. The regular com or call 608-246-4277. The 1season consists of 36 home games and 36 team plays home games at War- STILL ROCKIN' AT 35 away games over 78 days, followed by six ner Park, 2920 N. Sherman Ave., days of playoffs. Teams finishing in the top Madison. JOIN US FOR THE NON-STOP PARTY half in their division stand a good chance of Green Bay Bullfrogs: Find the being in the playoffs. Frogs online at northwoodsleague. THROUGHOUT 2016. com/green-bay-bullfrogs or call PLAYERS BENEFIT 920-497-7225. The team plays What do the players get for all their hard home games at 1450 E. Walnut St., work? Green Bay. "We have professional MLB scouts in the Kenosha Kingfish: Find the Fish SEE OUR FULL LISTING OF FUN AT WMSE.ORG stands for almost every game," (sham says. online at northwoodsleague.com/ "This is the players' chance to be seen in kenosha-kingfish or call 262-653- action." 0900. The team plays home games During the first 15 seasons, the Mallards at Historic Simmons Field, 7817 saw five players go on to play in the Majors: Sheridan Road, Kenosha. Ryan Spilbourghs (Colorado Rockies), Matt Wisconsin Rapids Rafters: Find Pagnozzi (Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis the Rafters online at northwood- Cardinals), Phil Gosselin (Atlanta Braves sleague.com/wisconsin-rapids- and Arizona Diamondbacks), J.R. Graham rafters or call 715-424-5400. The (Minnesota Twins) and Brock Stewart (Los team plays home games at Wit- Angeles Dodgers.) ter Field, 521 Lincoln St. Wisconsin Based on the outcome of the grudge Rapids. match between the Mallards and the Rox For more about summer base- in the July 3 game, it looked like a few more ball, visit Travel Wisconsin at tray- elwisconsin.com. — M.M. WISCONSINGAZETTE.COM I July 14, 2016 Art from the heart of the Driftless at Watrous

ON EXHIBIT Work by James Craig and Valerie Mangion is on display July 15-Aug. 28 at The James Watrous Gallery in Overture Center for the Arts, 201 State St., Madison. The artists will discuss their works at 2 p.m. July 23 at the gallery. The reception and the exhibit are free and open to the public.

PHOTO: JOHN CRAIG "The Valley of Broken Rainbows," 2013 digital collage, 12 in. x 18 in. FAR LEFT PHOTO VALERIE MANGION Valerie Mangion's "Giraffe Deer" oil on panel, 12 in. x 16 in. *iv PHOTO BELOW: JOHN CRAIG From the "Lost Treasures of the Drift- less" series.

By Michael Muckian photographic cards that he began collect- says. "Animals themselves are inherently Craig agrees. "We have lived in the Contributing writer ing when he moved to the region in 1973. interesting, and my 'Night Vision' series is heart of the Driftless for 40-plus years, The Driftless region in southwestern Wis- He created prints from the postcard photos likely to appeal to a very diverse audience after buying a piece of land the same consin, with its towering bluffs and deeply and added text underneath each to fur- because of its subject matter." day we looked at it. It was the best thing carved river valleys, exerts an influence over ther explain and enhance the experience the As to the appeal of the Driftless region, we ever did," he says. "Other than that, its residents. The region comprises more viewer is supposed to gain from the print. Mangion cites the landscape, the abun- describing what is special (about the than 16,000 square miles of land that avoid- "Many local artists in the Driftless area dant wildlife and the quality of life. region) would take an essay." ed being scoured flat by the last glacier to capture their surroundings in paintings and Changes occur, she says, but the region pass through the state half a million years photographs or work with materials found still brings her joy. ago. in their natural environment," Craig says. Now, The James Watrous Gallery is show- "This gave me the urge to participate too, casing the work of two of the region's resi- so I decided to relate some of the things dent artists in exhibits that may help outsid- that have been lost in the heart of the Drift- ers better understand the Driftless influence. less — and I tried a little writing for the first The gallery, part of the Wisconsin Acad- time, too." emy of Sciences, Arts & Letters and located Craig remains modest about the text that in Madison's Overture Center, is offering accompanies his images, seeming more side-by-side exhibitions by John Craig and comfortable to let the prints speak for them- Valerie Mangion that open July 15. selves. Craig's "Equivalences" and "Lost Trea- "I'm not a writer, so I can't call them sures from the Heart of the Driftless" and poems," he says. "Nor do I know what to call

Mangion's "Night Vision" take very different the captions." Alt% approaches to exploring and interpreting the region's influences. VALERIE MANGION ;:1•• Mangion is a magic realist originally from JOHN CRAIG Illinois who specializes in animal imagery. i .„,••• • • Pittsburgh native Craig spent 40 years as Her "Night Vision" is a series of paintings • an illustrator and graphic designer and he's based on animal pictures captured on small e • AP " • perhaps best known for his collage illustra- trail cameras placed on a family farm — an A tions for the 1995 Smashing Pumpkins album approach designed to capture animals' imag- Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. Since es without the influence of human exposure. c. 1.4 4 animals are not frozen in fear, as retiring, his work has focused less on pleas- "The 1, 4 • ing clients and more on satisfying his inner they often are when photographed by people 16. A",- fi- rolk , • muse. during the day," Mangion says. "They are Craig's experiences in collage art and the relaxed, they have interesting postures and trove of paper images he's collected led to they are able to be photographed just being eallik itit ir the creation of "Equivalences," an exhibit themselves." 4•." that focuses on vintage postcards he paired Infrared technology helps to create the to create unique narratives. reflective "night eyes" we often see when "In one way, I see these prints as a study in spotting animals at night. The effect is cap- perception, using pairs of found images that tured in each of Mangion's "Night Vision" relate to each other, either in some graphic canvases. • When the Sheep got out in Viroqua • form, such as reversed perspectives and pos- The subject matter speaks to her abiding itive-versus-negative influences, or just as a love for animals. kind of visual illusion/allusion, or a deja-vu "The aesthetic value of any painting can experience," Craig says. "I have many more be separated from the subject matter, and No one ever claimed the sheep cards awaiting their visual companions." depends on the artist's mastery of all the that appeared early one oaorning in Viroqua. Craig's postcard theme continues in "Lost so-called 'plastic elements' of art, such as They stayed all day, and traffic had to be routed around the city. 'fa everyone's surprise, they were gone the next morning; Treasures from the Heart of the Driftless." the design, color, texture, pattern, value, disappearing as mysteriously as they had appeared, • The artist employed imagery from historical movement and other aspects," Mangion leaving the streets slippery for a week. WISCONSINGAZETTE.COM l July 14, 2016 Summer highlights: Conductor sees bright future for classics By Michael Muckian almost a forgone conclusion, since New Sewell earned his degree in violin perfor- their own orchestras," Sewell says. "I had Contributing writer Zealand at the time had only five symphony mance from the University of Auckland in to create the program, hire the musicians, By his own estimation, Andrew Sewell orchestras — three of which were part-time 1984. While there, he met his future wife book the halls, write the program notes and has conducted the 1812 Overture some 50 endeavors. The United States had about Mary, another concert violinist. They sat drive the bus, as well as conduct." times — but he never tires of the famous 750 orchestras. next to each in the New Zealand National The Dell'Arte Chamber Orchestra, as work. Sewell, the second youngest of seven Youth Orchestra. Sewell dubbed it, lasted three years and His most recent performance of Pyotr children, grew up in a musical family in a Life as a violinist changed dramatically gave the young conductor the podium expe- Ilyich Tchaikovsky's familiar overture was rience he desperately sought. July 6 as part of the Wisconsin Chamber The work also helped attract the atten- Orchestra's Concerts on the Square series. tion of the Australian Guarantee Corpo- Sewell, who has served as WCO's maestro r ration, sponsor of the Young Achievers and music director since February 2000, Award. conducted his 17th outdoor performance of In 1987, Sewell was one of nine winners the piece before a crowd of some 45,000 out of 400 entries to win the award, which people gathered on Madison's Capitol in his case included a $9,000 grant to Square. study classical music in either the United By anyone's estimation, that's the largest States or the United Kingdom. The funding classical music audience in the state. The enabled Sewell to make an extended trip to concert was one of six open-air perfor- visit U.S. music schools, including the Juil- • mances WCO presents free of charge on hard School in New York City and the Curtis Wednesdays in the summer. Andrew Sewell conducts Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra's Concerts on the Square. Institute of Music in Philadelphia. Wild applause followed the closing can- "I also spent a week in Birmingham, Eng- nonade. land, with Sir Simon Rattle, then conduc- "Tchaikovsky is never easy and this is a small town. His mother loved music, but her for Sewell toward the end of 1985, when tor of the City of Birmingham Symphony challenging piece to play," Sewell says. "It's family couldn't afford a piano when she was he caught several of his fingers in a lawn Orchestra," Sewell says. "He was very bombastic, but in a good sense. I absolutely growing up, so she made it her mission to mower mechanism. The damage was so inspiring, but I discovered I had to be very love it." make sure all of her children learned to play. severe, he feared he might never play again. deliberate and even a little bit cheeky if I Sewell's father was a violinist, and Sewell Rather than give up music entirely, the wanted to pick his brain. It was a good life BECOMING A MAESTRO also chose to learn that instrument, as well 21-year-old moved forward his career plans lesson." Sewell has never shied away from musi- as the cornet. and remade himself as a conductor, form- Sewell eventually earned his master's of cal challenges, at least not since he decided "I chose to play the violin because I ing a chamber orchestra and touring New music degree with honors in conducting on a career as an orchestra conductor at thought it would more easily get me a job in Zealand. from the University of Michigan in Ann age 14 in his native New Zealand. 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By Michael Muckian perhaps most famously from actor Paul great cabernet sauvignon. In the vineyard, The Block 6 Merlot is from our Gran Contributing writer Giamatti as the hapless, would-be wine it flowers and ripens earlier, so it is often Val Vineyard in Carneros, which we have Say "red" and the wine that often comes sophisticate Miles in the 2004 film Side- harvested earlier than cabernet. Many of farmed since 1973. The climate in Carne- to mind for many oenophiles is cabernet ways. Why is this? the winemaking techniques are similar, ros is cooler than at our Hirondelle Estate sauvignon. Other red wines seem to stand Ted Henry: Interestingly, I think some including our approach to fermentation and Vineyard in the Stags Leap District. Because in cabernet's broad-shouldered, complex of the issues with people's perceptions of barrel aging. Because the tannin levels tend it can ripen earlier than cabernet, merlot shadow. merlot go back further than Sideways to to be lower in merlot, we apply a different is one of the Bordeaux grapes that really at. Say "merlot" and the responses will be 1991, when the show 60 Minutes ran a story approach to maceration. excels in Carneros. decidedly mixed. called "The French Paradox." This report The cooler climate provides for longer Like cabernet, merlot is another of the linked red wine consumption with certain I would have once said most merlot may hangtime for the fruit, which allows these great grapes of France's Bordeaux region. health benefits and a lot of people began not be worth the trouble to cultivate it until beautiful, intense flavors to develop in the But as a stand-alone varietal, merlot often drinking red wine as a result. I tasted your 2012 Merlot ($35), which I grapes. Because Carneros is cooler than takes it on the chin. Many wine drinkers see This said, the average American palate found exceptional. What characteristics of Stags Leap, in very broad strokes, the result the wine as a more neutral brand destined was not ready for tannic, bold reds like that wine made it such a standout? is a merlot that is bright and fresh with good to please novice wine drinkers' more pedes- cabernet sauvignon, so merlot became very The 2012 vintage provided perfect condi- acidity and more red fruit flavors, whereas trian palates. popular for its fruity and drinkable profile. tions to make a merlot in our hallmark style. our Stags Leap District Merlots are lusher, But done right and done well, merlot can As a result, it was widely planted to meet It is a very elegant, structured wine, with with softer tannins and more dark fruit be every bit as sophisticated as cabernet, demand. Unfortunately, the vast quantities pure, vibrant fruit layers. layers. yet with a profile filled with luscious fruit of merlot produced from many of these The 2013 growing season yielded another that can be softer on the palate. plantings were weak, slightly sweet and of stellar vintage for merlot. While each wine How many acres of merlot grapes does Moreover, merlot ages well. low quality. Because of this, the reputation is certainly unique, I think they also show a Clos Du Val have planted? Few do merlot quite as well as Ted Henry, of merlot suffered. real continuity of style, which reflects both At Hirondelle, we have 10 acres of merlot winemaker for Clos Du Val in California's When farmed properly, in the right loca- our terroir and a consistency in terms of out of a total of 126 planted acres. At Gran Napa Valley. tions, and made with care and attention, winemaking approach. Like the 2012, the Val, we have 17 acres of merlot out of 135 Henry says producing a great merlot is a merlot can without question be one of the 2013 Merlot ($35) is beautifully balanced, planted acres. matter of growing conditions, as well as a finest wines in the world. with silky tannins and lush fruit. I love them respect for the grape's potential. The vari- both! What do consumers need to know to find ous merlots produced by Clos Du Val illus- What goes into making an exceptional high-quality merlots on par with yours? trate that Henry knows of what he speaks. merlot? Clos Du Val also produces the Estate While merlot often has soft tannins and Wisconsin Gazette: Merlot has taken a High-quality merlot requires the same Merlot Block 6 Carneros ($60). How does lovely fruit, the great ones also have depth, some wine drinkers, kind of thoughtful cultivation and care as that compare with your other merlot? pretty bad rap from MERLOT next page

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structure and complexity. For too long, too high-quality winemaking techniques — are anted, and we expect an average-size crop, many of the merlots out there were lacking making phenomenal wines. which is ideal. While Mother Nature can these qualities. always be expected to throw a few curve- But if there has been a benefit to the What does this year's harvest for merlot balls, at this early stage, we love what we criticism of merlot over the past decade, and other grapes look like at this point? are seeing with the 2016 growing season, it has helped sort out the pretenders from This year's merlot is looking great. The both for merlot and our other grapes. the contenders. Wineries like Clos Du Val fruit set was excellent, meaning that a high — that are really committed to making percentage of the flowers were pollinated an exceptional merlot, grown in the right and turned into grapes. The canopy on regions and climate, with proper yields, and our estate merlot vines is full and well bal-

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