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BIEBER TURNS DOWN RNC alleged marijuana pos- emoticons like Hillary Clinton in a horse stable had been storing a sweet snack. An officer moni- Justin Bieber turned down $5 session. a snappy red pantsuit or sporting manure in large piles that fre- toring the area for drug activity million to perform a 45-minute a T-shirt that reads, "The future quently spontaneously combust- stopped the motorist and noticed set for Republican donors during REDNECKS HOLD is female." And be ready to text ed in the excessive heat and dry four flakes of glaze on the floor- the party's convention in Cleve- SUMMER GAMES back with a cartoon Clinton as conditions. Prevailing winds car- board that she suspected were land. According to TMZ, Bieber There were no world-class "Rosie the Riveter." ried the odor of burning manure pieces of crystal meth. The flakes initially considered the offer. But athletes or top-notch sporting through neighbors' windows. It turned out to be from a Krispy his manager and recording label venues, but there was cold beer, WAXING POLITICAL took three fire departments two Kreme doughnut — not nearly urged him to decline, saying the barbecue and a muddy tug-of-war Madame Tussauds DC recent- hours to douse the burning poop. as addictive but much higher in gig was "100 percent political." at the event formerly known as ly released the first images of calories. the Redneck Olympics. The event the clay-head sculpts of Donald COOL COPS, GOOD HUMOR HATE WHEN now is officially known as the Trump and Hillary Clinton. Dis- The Boston Police Department APRIL 1? OR AUG.11? THAT HAPPENS "Redneck (Blank)" after the real played face-to-face, the Clinton rolled out a unique tool in its cam- WiGWag recently received a A 22-year-old Florida woman Olympics threatened to sue over and Trump heads were built on paign to thaw community rela- review copy of a new e-book titled ended up in the hospital after the use of "Olympics." The event wire frames that support the tions and bring citizens and cops Donny Trumpet Goes to the Elec- shooting herself in the hand while also featured bobbing for pig's busts upright. But only one of the together. The department this tion: The Story of a Yuge Yellow Bird making a Snapchat video of her- feet, a greased watermelon haul, candidates will be immortalized summer unveiled an ice cream by Nazan Sattci and released by self posing with a 40-caliber pis- toilet seat horseshoes, a wife- in full-figure wax. In keeping with truck as part of its patrol fleet. Fairy Hill Publishing. Sattci says tol. hauling contest and free mud runs tradition, the museum will create The truck is part of the Operation she didn't intend to write about for big-tired trucks. a figure of the 45th president Hoodsie Cup community policing the 2016 presidential race, but WEIRD PRIORITIES in time for the inauguration in effort, which has distributed hun- Birdland is populated by feath- Police in Lexington, Kentucky, OMG HRC January. dreds of thousands of ice cream ered folk who resemble Jeb Bush, say a group of men armed with Yeah, yeah, many tweeted cups donated by a local dairy. Bernie Sanders, John Kasich, Ted semi-automatic weapons and #ImWithHer and #ShesWithMe HOT MESS Cruz, Barack Obama and Hillary wearing body armor showed up during Hillary Clinton's historic This summer has been so hot SUGAR RUSH? Clinton. And then there's Donny at a Wal-Mart store talking about acceptance speech at the Demo- and dry in upstate New York that Police in Orlando, Florida, Trumpet, a yellow bird who dis- doomsday. Police were called to cratic National Convention in July. horse poop is bursting into flames arrested a 64-year-old man on parages the other candidates, the scene by witnesses concerned But how many were at the ready in the Finger Lakes region. Local drug charges after a traffic stop. threatens violence and pledges about a baby — neither armed with Hillarymoji? The new key- officials received multiple calls The man had dropped off a neigh- to ban migratory species from nor wearing armor — traveling board for smartphones debuted complaining of smell and smoke bor at a hospital for chemothera- Birdland's skies. This one is prob- in a car with the men. Police had on Apple's App Store earlier this coming from a burning pile of py and then stopped on the way ably not on any back-to-school no problem with the guns or the summer. So kids, look for your horse manure at a property in the home at a convenience store to reading list. armor but did issue citations for auntie or your nana to be texting town of Throop. The owners of pick up a friend — and apparently

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Ct Please recirculate & recycle this publication. EDITORIAL Wisconsin Wisconsin's GOP leaders ooze Gazette .com endorsements PROGRESSIVE. ALTERNATIVE. hypocrisy with Trump Hypocrisy. Mendacity. Moral double-speak. They're as as infants whose only way of interacting with the world OUR MISSION: old as humanity and yet somehow ever new. is standing in their cribs and screaming when they want To help build a strong, informed community; promote Welcome to today's GOP — no principles required. something. If Trump got elected, White House staff social equality and justice; support immigration and including Wisconsin's own Paul would have to set up a high chair in the Oval Office. electoral reform; expose government secrets and call Republican leaders — Ryan, Ron Johnson, Scott Walker and Robin Vos — damn Fortunately, there are a number of conscientious out political corruption; celebrate and support the Republicans, including the state's staunchest GOP busi- arts; and foster appreciation and respect for the Donald Trump out of one side of their mouths while ness leaders, who care more about the nation than state's extraordinary natural resources. endorsing him with the other. They seek to eat their par- tisan cake while avoiding indigestion in the voting booth. about partisan politics. The list of prominent anti-Trump CEO/PRINCIPAL The duplicitous character of the state's GOP lead- Republicans is growing so fast that it will probably have Leonard Sobczak, [email protected] ers was reflected in a recent headline in the Milwaukee doubled — at least — by the time this editorial is seen Journal Sentinel that proclaimed: "Walker, Johnson, Ryan in print. PUBLISHER/EDITOR IN CHIEF skipping Trump event." The event in question was a rally The list includes influential right-wing Wisconsin radio Louis Weisberg, [email protected] held Aug. 5 at the KI Convention Center in Green Bay. All personality Charlie Sykes, former GOP presidential nomi- SENIOR EDITOR three said they had previous engagements. nee Mitt Romney and major Republican donors such Lisa Neff, [email protected] A principled stand against Trumpism? Think again. as Meg Whitman, who's contributing money to Hillary Walker might have ditched the Green Bay rally, but his Clinton. Three prominent former members of George DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT name appears prominently — as an honorary host, no W. Bush's administration — Richard Armitage, Henry Mark Richards, [email protected] less — on the invitation to a big-ticket fundraising recep- Paulson, Brent Scowcroft — have also announced they're BUSINESS MANAGER/SALES COORDINATOR tion for the Republican nominee to be held in Milwaukee supporting Clinton. Angela Wiegert, [email protected] on Aug. 16. Other honorary hosts include Wisconsin Although these apostatizing conservatives deserve a Congressman Sean Duffy and Milwaukee County Sheriff shoutout, it comes with a caveat: Republicans paved the GRAPHIC DESIGNERS David Clarke. way for Trump's ascension by promoting divisiveness, Maureen M. Kane, Eric Van Egeren Meanwhile, Johnson takes double-speak to new fear, racism, economic inequality and anti-intellectual- ASSISTANT EDITOR heights, "supporting" Trump but not "endorsing" him. ism. We hope the shock of reaping what they've sown Stephen DeLeers, [email protected] Follow? will throw them on a better path. Supporting Trump is like playing Russian roulette with The leadership shown by these Republican insurgents EDITORIAL ASSISTANT the nation's future, and GOP leaders know it. only magnifies our disgust with politicians like Ryan, Wade Vonasek, [email protected] President Barack Obama called him "unfit to serve as Walker, Johnson and Sen. John McCain, who continue president," and a right-wing National Review correspon- to support Trump despite their very public, very grave SALES INFORMATION dent — and certified Obama-hater — agreed: "Of course reservations. Their reputations are — and should be — [email protected] or call 414.961.3240 it is true." diminishing by the minute. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Trump's ignorance is exceeded only by his narcissism. "Love the sinner but hate the sin" is not a moral Danielle Kaboskey, [email protected] His psychosocial development is stuck at the same stage approach to presidential elections. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES Cheryl Riedell, [email protected] Laurie Verrier, [email protected] CUirictotsg•( CIRCULATION [email protected] DO SOMETHING! DISTRIBUTION MANAGER Heather Shefbuch, [email protected] I NEED PROTECTION DISTRIBUTION Paul Anderson, Andy Augustyn, FROM ZIKA- Stephanie Fieder, Logan Pruess, Jennifer Schmid, Dave Konkel, Robert Wright CAPPYING .r4 CONTRIBUTORS MOSQUITOES! Christina Craig, Colton Dunham, Hoey Grihalva, Jamakaya, 4:•4 Rachele Krivichi, Kat Minerath, Mike Muckian, Jay Rath, F4 , Kirstin Roble, Anne Siegel, Gregg Shapiro, Virginia Small, 11\4 , ,i tiht Julie Steinbach -17 The Wisconsin Gazette is published every other week j'Ai • • l'kk and distributed throughout the Milwaukee area, Madison, Racine, Kenosha, and 40 other cities statewide. 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['ION te di; 4 VERIFICATION kt‘iwitititzfasIlkos 000 {C O U N C I L • "I! !.!),rj Tor Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce WISCONSINGAZETTE.COM I August 11, 2016 Study: Pipelines under Lake Michigan and Huron are too weak The Associated Press Enbridge spokesman Ryan Duffy said the Michigan officials say Enbridge Energy pipes were stable and the need for more Partners had violated a legal requirement supports did not signal a safety threat. by having too much unsupported space "Our inspection process did what it's along its twin oil pipelines running beneath designed to do," he said. the environmentally sensitive waterway Some sections of the underwater pipes that links Lakes Michigan and Huron. rest directly on the lake bottom, while oth- Enbridge found similar problems two ers are supported by steel anchors held in years ago with the pipelines in the Straits place by screws drilled into the lakebed. of Mackinac and said it had taken steps An easement granted by the state when to ensure they would not happen again, the lines were laid in 1953 requires that no but recent findings "have refuted that pre- section of the pipelines longer than 75 feet diction," Michigan Attorney General Bill be without support from either the ground Schuette and other officials said in a letter or an anchor. to the Canadian company. But during a June inspection with a The pipes are a small section of Enbridge's remote underwater vehicle, Enbridge dis- 645-mile-long Line 5, through which 23 mil- covered four locations where unsupported lion gallons of crude oil and liquid natural sections exceeded the limit by a foot or two, gas move daily between Superior, Wiscon- Duffy said. PHOTO: WIKI COMMONS sin, and Sarnia, Ontario. "Enbridge is legally responsible not only Under the Mackinac Straits, a pair of more than sixty-year-old pipelines is resting on the Environmental groups have pushed to for promptly correcting this violation of lakebed below some of the most powerful currents in the world. The pipes are carrying shut down the underwater pipes, saying a the easement, but taking effective mea- petroleum products that could devastate the lakes should they leak or rupture. rupture could do catastrophic damage to sures for preventing any more recurrences the Great Lakes. of this problem," said the letter signed The company insists the pipes have never by Schuette; Department of Environmen- leaked and are closely monitored. tal Quality Director C. Heidi Grether; and as future erosion occurs, he said. and said it had developed a "predictive "The violation notice issued today by Keith Creagh, director of the Department of "The Great Lakes is a dynamic environ- maintenance model" that would ensure the state leaders should serve as a wake-up Natural Resources. ment and we anticipated that at times 75-foot limit would not be exceeded again. call," said Lisa Wozniak, executive director The spacing problems were caused by there can be changes to the lake bottom," The officials instructed Enbridge to of the Michigan League of Conservation sediment erosion that created open areas Duffy said. explain why its model had failed and come Voters. "Due to the risk the Line 5 pipeline beneath the pipes, Duffy said. Enbridge has But the state officials said the company up with a better plan within two weeks. poses to our Great Lakes, we must stop oil applied for a DEQ permit to install anchors had found other spacing issues during its One possible improvement would be more from flowing along the bottom of the Straits in the four spots that were detected and 15 last underwater inspection in 2014. At that frequent inspections and support installa- of Mackinac as quickly as is feasible." others that could exceed the 75-foot limit time, Enbridge installed 40 more anchors tions, they said.

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Scott Walker's key approach after drawing criticism for a pro- a scoping statement — an outline for draft- issue. donors. posal to sell the parcel to her for about ing new rules — to update manure-spread- "Citizens should be proud," Giegerich The board sets policy for the Depart- $110,000 less than the land was valued at ing regulations for factory farms statewide, said. "They moved the process to this ment of Natural Resources. by one appraiser. with special restrictions for sensitive areas point, not the dairy industry insiders." The DNR proposed giving Elizabeth Uihlein and her husband donated nearly and new rules on aerial spraying of manure. In some areas of the state, more than 30 Uihlein 1.75 acres along Rest Lake in Mani- $3 million to Walker's presidential super The agency submitted its statement to percent of private wells are polluted with towish Waters in exchange for 42.7 acres PAC and a nonprofit group that helped Walker's office for review. nitrates, bacteria, endocrine disruptors Uihlein and her husband bought within the promote his presidential bid. Walker's office shared the statement and other dangerous substances, accord- Northern Highland-American Legion State The board approved the land swap dur- with the Dairy Business Association, which ing to the league. Forest. ing a meeting in Ashland, and it was not the expressed concerns. Giegerich said the DNR is expected to only controversial decision the NRB made So in mid-July, the agency submitted a create the new rules without delay and that day. more limited scoping statement to Walker, send them to the Legislature. In some areas of the which the governor approved. MANURE MANAGEMENT The new statement omitted the revi- PROPERTY PURCHASE state, more than 30 A decision also was made to approve an sions on airborne spraying and failed to During the Ashland meeting, the NRB outline for rules to protect groundwater. bring rules in line with new state and fed- also approved buying nearly 1,000 acres percent of private DNR Secretary Cathy Stepp couched eral regulations. along the Chippewa River for $2 million. wells are polluted with the move as a giant step forward and said This information was revealed by the The property is located just northeast neighbors of large animal farms — techni- Wisconsin State Journal just days before the of Durand in Dunn County in the Lower nitrates, bacteria, cally, concentrated animal feeding opera- NRB meeting in Ashland. Chippewa River State Natural Area. It tions — would have cleaner water. The Wisconsin League of Conserva- includes 18,000 feet of shoreline on the endocrine disruptors However, environmentalists see the tion Voters said in a news release that river's south bank. Northern States Power move as a smaller "first step," since the citizens from across the state — some of Company, now known as Xcel Energy, has and other dangerous protection rules were scaled back by the whom are directly impacted by manure- owned the land since the early 1970s. DNR and Walker to satisfy the dairy indus- contaminated drinking water, lakes and The sale is still subject to approval from substances. try. rivers — attended the meeting to talk the Legislature's finance committee and "This is a first step," said Jennifer Gieg- about the importance of developing strong the governor. erich, legislative director for the Wisconsin water protections and to urge the board League of Conservation Voters. 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Wisconsin voting laws. U.S. District Judge changes Staff writer Wisconsin Republican leaders who sup- James D. Peterson declared unconstitution- The GOP-driven The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ported the photo ID law and fought against al parts of Wisconsin's voter ID law, as well to Wisconsin election put on hold the ruling by a federal judge in the lawsuits challenging it praised the as a host of other Republican-backed laws Milwaukee saying voters who have trouble appeals court ruling. Gov. Scott Walker limiting days and locations for early voting, laws are modeled after obtaining the photo ID required by state law called it a "step in the right direction." reduced opportunity for in-person absentee could still cast ballots by signing affidavits "Voters in Wisconsin support voter ID, voting, and longer residency requirements. draft legislation from affirming their identity. and our administration will continue to Peterson said legislators tailored the The panel of three appeals court judges work to make it easy to vote and hard to restrictions to "suppress the reliably Demo- the American Legislative based in Chicago said U.S. District Judge cheat," Walker said in a statement. cratic vote of Milwaukee's African-Amer- Lynn Adelman's decision was likely to be Walker and Republican lawmakers put icans." Exchange Council, which reversed on appeal. 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The American Civil Liberties Union and The proponents of the measures say they With the appeals court decision, Wiscon- the National Law Center for Homelessness are needed to curtail voting fraud. sin's law requiring voters to show photo ID and Poverty asked for the injunction in June. Critics of the measures say the intent at the polls remains in effect for the Nov. 8 ACLU attorney Sean Young said the voter is to make it more difficult for people who the state's assertion that the restrictive presidential election, as it was for the Aug. ID law "guarantees that vulnerable Wiscon- tend to vote Democratic — specifically peo- laws are intended to prevent fraud. 9 primary elections. People having trouble sin citizens are going to be disenfranchised ple of color and students — to cast ballots. "The evidence in this case casts doubt on getting IDs will have to go to the state Divi- in November." 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Furniture, clothing, Unlicensed commercial scavenging can Older model televisions may have tubes unopened food and more are collected from MERRY HIPPIE CHRISTMAS! present environmental problems. that contain lead and first-generation liq- curbs before garbage trucks can intercede. "A friend of mine found — and kept — a "They're grabbing material in the cover uid-crystal-display TVs contain mercury. Given that 33,000 of UW-Madison's tablet computer "Just setting that stuff out at the curb is 43,400 students live off campus, student from a Langdon the absolute wrong thing to do," Johnson moving day is a big deal. neighborhood said. "If it breaks, the lead or the mercury "We've always called it 'Hippie Christ- dumpster," said t is going to end up leaching into the water." mas,— said Anna Ostermeier, a Madison- Sam Link, a mem- Other threats can be immediate — and area native and a University of Wisconsin ber of Hypatia more biting. junior. She helps coordinate a student-led Co-op. "People need to be extremely cautious recycling effort in conjunction with the holi- Many co-op if they're picking up things from the side day. members are up of the curb," said John Hausbeck, environ- In 2015, more than a million pounds of for the sport they mental health services supervisor with the garbage went to landfill just from student term "dumpster Madison and Dane County Department move-out days, according to statistics from diving." of Public Health. "Part of me feels badly the city of Madison. "I've also about having to say that, because there But not all of what was landfilled was heard people are a lot of good things that people throw garbage. report finding away at this time. Others can make use of "It pains me to see perfectly good things cash," Link said. it. But it's just not worth the risk of bringing out on the curb to go to the landfill," said "Leading to the in bedbugs to your home." 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CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT t.„ UW-Madison's Office of Sus- tainability hosts a "by students, for students" recycling effort 4e- during moving days that involves local charities, including thrift stores and food pantries. Collection bins are placed at many locations, including 17 large I apartment complexes. Also, the university designates campus col- lection points for non-perishable food and items such as unopened toiletries. At another site, students can drop off cords, batteries and electronics, including computers, monitors, phones, small applianc- es, game systems and TVs. PHOTO: JAY RATH "It's definitely an undertaking, Moving day trash — or treasure. but a million pounds of garbage 'Every day Jo . , diverse group is quite a bit and I'm sure quite Ultimately, the city's Johnson said, "Being people mixes it up with seasoned professional staff to a bit of that could be repurposed, reused, mindful of your front-end consumption is take an eyes-wide-open look at history and contemporary recycled," said student recycling coordina- always going to be a greener way of doing affairs, the arts and music. The result is vital...stimulatin tor Ostermeier. "There's definitely a huge things, rather than waiting for someone to need." do something with it on the back end." just our kind ofplace!" di/•'-0'Yr; She described the work of student recy- cling volunteers as a mission. "I think our responsibility as a university is to make sure that we are responsible stewards for WHY AUG. 15? VIBRANT LIVING the environment," she said. "We want to The date of Hippie Christmas is an reduce as much waste as possible. Our role accident of history. Breathtaking views, peace of mind with Life Care and a focus is to make that happen." Well into the 1980s, registering for on whole-person wellness through our LifeStreams program. The effort includes a "Donate & Take" university classes had to be completed station, where students can drop off items in person. In addition to continuing to do what you currently enjoy, life and take clothing, furniture and other So the university set aside a week at Saint John's offers an extensive list of experiences planned household items. for the process: typically the last week "We want to make sure students have of August. (Registration week has with you in mind. The choice is always yours. these resources available to them if they since given way to Wisconsin Wel- need them," Ostermeier said. come Week, an orientation period.) Call us, or visit our web site at www.SaintJohnsMilw.org She added, "While we want to communi- Over decades, landlords learned to cate a message of reuse, we also really want allow potential tenants another week to learn more about our better view on life. people to consider how much they consume before the registration deadline to in the first place, to reduce that amount. move in and settle. ' • • This student moving happens every single Thus the importance of Aug. 15 — year. Every single year there are so many and Hippie Christmas. items." In recent years, local government has encouraged landlords to start staggering leases to allow city services SAINT JOHN'S to cope. LOOK IT UP To accommodate student moving ON THE LAKE UrbanDictionary.com defines "Hip- days, garbage and recyclables are pie Christmas" as "the day following picked up every workday Aug. 1-15. move-out day, in areas where most Also, a collection of all materials, 414-831-7300 leases expire simultaneously, during including large items such as refrig- which the curb is a treasure trove of erators, takes place Aug. 14. discarded items." For the most part, however, Aug. 15 Use it in a sentence? still divides Madison's rental year. Ben: Dude, today I got this couch, a "The benefit of 'one big day' may lamp and some old cassette tapes up be that we can concentrate our trash by the corner. pickup to just a few days and take Jerry: Dude, merry Hippie Christ- care of the discards more efficiently," 1840 North Prospect Avenue, Milwaukee mas! Alderman Ledell Zellers said. — Lisa Neff — Jay Rath www.SaintlohnsMilw.org WISCONSINGAZETTE.COM I August 11, 2016 FIND YOUR... 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Scoles has told authorities two boxes of Weatherby .300 Magnum *not combined with otheri n °motions, sales or i Mill ralfICP that David A. Kahl, a former roommate ammunition, on Dec. 22, 2013. identified as a suspect in the Zimmermann At the time, he was on probation in 1[703 case, told him details of the day the Univer- Green County for misdemeanor convic- sity of Wisconsin senior died. tions and under a domestic abuse injunc- However, Scoles has refused to say more tion, which prohibited him from possessing without a deal, according to a report in the firearms or ammunition under federal law. Wisconsin State Journal. A search of Scoles' residence Jan. 22, The newspaper said Scoles wants two 2014, uncovered 19 firearms and several 20%-40% felony convictions expunged from his hundred rounds of ammunition. record — a 2010 conviction for marijuana Earlier this month, Scoles appeared and a 2014 federal conviction for posses- in Dane County Circuit Court on a state off all sandals. sion of firearms as a felon. charge of possessing a gun as a felon. To expunge the federal conviction, Zimmermann's mother said she urged -virat:Ntlefr Scoles would need to win a presidential Scoles — and anyone else with information pardon, the State Journal reported. possibly related to the 2008 killing — to Zimmermann, 21, was killed in her down- talk with authorities. town apartment April 2, 2008. "If anyone, including Mr. Scoles, has Kahl is imprisoned at the Dodge Correc- information regarding the person or per- tional Institution in Waupun, where he is sons who took Brittany's life, they need to serving time for his seventh conviction for do what is right and contact the Madison ti"44 driving under the influence. Police Department," said Jean Zimmer- •-• Kahl has told authorities that he encoun- mann. tered Zimmermann the day she died, "Mr. Scoles states that he is a 'good per- because he and two other men — identi- son.' If that were the case, he would have fied as "Hank" and "Mitchell" — were come forward with the information that looking for money to buy drugs in her David Kahl (allegedly) shared with him and • neighborhood. that would be the first step in the president 24401 e. sliver `springy dr. whitefish bay 414.332.3636 j yelkiwwood ear.corn Scoles, 38, has recently repeated a claim granting him his pardon." , ffittfe44.4 tl Z.2 he made Dec. 17, 2014, while serving time The Madison Police Department will not at Gilmer Federal Correctional Institution comment on an open investigation. in West Virginia. Scoles was not reached for comment. Looking for the According to a search warrant, Scoles There is a $40,000 reward for informa- told a Madison police detective in 2014 tion leading to an arrest and conviction in Wisconsin Gazette? that he and Kahl were as close as brothers. Zimmermann's death. According to Scoles, Kahl "broke down Anyone with information is urged to in tears one morning and confessed to me contact Madison Area Crime Stoppers, what all happened, if I can remember right. 608-266-6014 or madisonareacrimestop- Hypothetically he broke down and told pers.org. me what all happened," the State Journal reported. Wisconsin Scoles has declined to say more "with- The AP contributed to this story. f•com

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ONSTAGE By Joey Grihalva ity is still there. Songs like "Frenemies" and beer challenge, visit wisconsingazette.com. Soul Low plays The Sky Bar at The Contributing writer "The Adulterer" unravel slowly, more delib- (Spoiler: The boys know their Blatz.) Edgewater in Madison Aug. 11 and the The four-piece rock band from Milwau- erately. Album closer "Hard to Gage" is a Veggiehouse in Stevens Point Aug. 12. kee known as Soul Low includes Jake Bal- sweet ballad about romantic uncertainty. WiG: What was the difference between On Aug. 13, the band plays a record istreri (vocals, guitar), Sam Gehrke (vocals, The growth between Uneasy and Nose- the recording process for Nosebleeds ver- release show at the Miramar Theatre bass), Charlie Celenza (drums) and Sean bleeds reflects the band members' growing sus Uneasy? in Milwaukee with milo, The Pukes Hirthe (keyboard, saxophone). maturity as songwriters, performers and BALISTRERI: Uneasy was done with high- and Wax Addicts. They are a restless bunch. You'd be hard young men, although they remain a goofy end equipment, state-of-the-art stuff. Soul Low's "Nosebleeds Tour 2016" pressed to find a local band that works band of brothers. CELENZA: The pressure was on because includes a stop in Madison Sept. 1 harder than Soul Low. Amid their heavy workload, the boys it was by the hour. The recording process at The Frequency, and in Green Bay Between the debut record Uneasy (2013) occasionally blow off steam, and some- for the new record was very laid back. We Sept. 3 at Gasoline. and the official follow-up, Nosebleeds (early times that involves drinking classic Ameri- recorded it at this guy Chris Lee's house July), Soul Low released two EPs (Kind Spirit can beer. Knowing their penchant for Blatz in Chicago. We basically lived in his house and Sweet Pea), several music videos, a few beer — they wrote a song called "Blatz that weekend. demos, a couple of B-sides, a single and an Beat" — I figured it might be fun to put their BALISTRERI: There was not much equip- "Unplugged" live recording. palates to the test with a blind taste test of ment, it was very lo-fi. There were no con- to a crowd the size of a big street festival or These guys just can't stop making music. five domestic beers made with century-old denser mics at all, no isolation, no head- some small bar in a new city. Over the past month or so, the boys have recipes while I interviewed them. phones. It was all done on live 57/58 mics played Appleton's Mile of Music (twice), The night of the interview was drummer and the post-production was minimal. What's the best thing you've found at a 88Nine Radio Milwaukee's "414 Live," Chill Charlie Celenza's 25th birthday. He's Soul GEHRKE: The reason for the change in thrift store? on the Hill, River Rhythms, Summer Soul- Low's oldest member, its lone Tool enthu- aesthetic and style is that after Uneasy we HIRTHE: We've found some amazing stice, a boat cruise, UW-Madison and a siast and a Chicago sports fan, all of which wanted to make a record that sounded dresses. benefit for Planned Parenthood. makes him the band's black sheep. more like our live show. Something more CELENZA: We like to do this thing at Between tours of the East Coast and Balistreri is the frontman. He combines raw and visceral. We did some tracking with house shows sometimes where we'll play Southwest, the band started doing weekend boyish good looks with a quivering falsetto Shane Olivio at Bobby Peru. But we wanted in drag. runs around the Midwest. and painfully honest lyrics. to take that route of something that was a HIRTHE: We go to Goodwill like right Fueling Soul Low's restlessness over the Gehrke is the de facto manager of the little more gritty, so he reached out to Chris before the show and find a bunch of dresses past year was the delay — due to a vinyl band, running one of the tightest ships in in Chicago. that match a certain color scheme. pressing backlog — of its highly-anticipated town. sophomore release. That delay was the Hirthe was away at college for the bulk You guys tour probably more than any Do you have a new video coming out that unfortunate side effect of vinyl's return to of the group's post-Uneasy period, but he's other Milwaukee band. How do you keep it includes dresses? popularity. been in the band since the beginning. fresh on the road? CELENZA: Yeah. A really funny, awesome Soul Low recorded Nosebleeds in Novem- It's worth mentioning that when they HIRTHE: The thing we started to do last video for "Be Like You." ber 2015 over a weekend in Chicago. Nine made Uneasy, arguably the best debut fall is the weekend runs around the Mid- HIRTHE: It's pretty weird. We're just hop- months later, the album has finally seen the record from a Milwaukee band in my life- west. It keeps you always in tour mode. ing it's not too weird. Because it's like Pee light of day. time, the boys were still in high school. That way you never really get settled. Wee Herman, suburban insanity. Nosebleeds is far more complex than the What follows is excerpted from my inter- GEHRKE: I think when you tour more rambunctious, garage rock jams on the view with Soul Low. 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Wisconsin music-makers have been busy because it showed us that we're all kind of back home before another high-profile gig Rolander is my girlfriend.) this summer. Appleton's Mile of Music speaking the same language and living in elsewhere. The band jammed along with The glittery, neon, rock-inspired back- staged its fourth festival. One of the most the same universe, so there can be a com- Quentin Farr, Alan Harris, Terry Harris, and drop flowed seamlessly with Siamese's anticipated Wisconsin albums of the year munity around it." B-Free. outfits and face paint, elevating the young — Nosebleeds by Soul Low (see prior page) Synth Fest MKE took place July 23-24, The weekend of Aug. 12-14, Anderson band's gorgeous, groovy sound. Milwau- — was released Aug. 5. The attention of the with two nights at Cactus Club and two days co-curates the Strange Fruit festival, which kee's Marielle Allschwang, who made one international media will be on Eau Claire at Acme Records. I caught Clark as adopta- seeks to "explore the thoughts and emo- of the best Wisconsin records of 2015 — the weekend of Aug.12, when Justin Vernon highway on the first night, and he delivered tions of local musicians regarding the cur- Dead Not Done — finished the night with a (Bon Iver) and friends host the second Eaux a powerfully haunting performance. rent climate of racial relations both in Mil- spirited set. At one point, she improvised Claires festival. waukee and the country as a whole." The a song with fellow Hello Death member This column looks at Mile of Music, a 'THE LION'S BALL' festival was inspired by a community dinner Nathaniel Heuer, singing, "I want to be the couple of Company Brewing shows and the AND 'STRANGE FRUIT' that included Anderson, Chauntee Ross dirt." The sentiment seemed morbid until latest addition to Milwaukee's impressive Company Brewing in Milwaukee is usu- (SistaStrings) and others. Co-produced by she followed it up with, "I want to help the roster of festivals. ally closed Mondays, but when Milwau- Tarik Moody and David Ravel (former direc- plants grow." It was a magical midsummer kee saxophonist Jay Anderson requested tor of Alverno Presents), it's scheduled for evening with an excellently curated lineup. SYNTH FEST MKE his birthday party fall on his actual birth- the Hotel Foster, Company Brewing and A new Milwaukee festival debuted in day — Monday, July 25 — owner George Cactus Club. The lineup is a strong mix of CORY CHISEL AND MILE OF MUSIC 4 July in Bay View. Produced by the people Bregar gladly complied. After all, Anderson hip-hop, jazz, folk, rock and poetry perfor- Appleton-native Cory Chisel has carved at Acme Records — a music store on South helps book Company's Wednesday night mances. out a nice position in the music industry, Kinnickinnic Avenue — the inaugural Synth jazz supper club series. The celebration splitting his time between his hometown Fest MKE put the spotlight on electronic — titled "The Lion's Ball" — also honored SIAMESE AND THE NEW and Nashville. On July 29, his "World Tour music. Barry Paul Clark — the force behind Tarik Moody of 88Nine Radio Milwaukee. It NIGHTGOWN LINEUP of Wisconsin" stopped at MobCraft Brew- adoptahighway and a bassist in several was quite the social affair, with some good Company Brewing hosted another spe- ery in Milwaukee. The sound wasn't great, bands, including Field Report — told me music thrown in. cial event Aug. 2, as Dallas glam rock band reverberating between the brewing tanks, what makes the festival unique is providing Soul and hip-hop artist D'Amato turned Siamese visited Milwaukee. This weeknight but Chisel and his band played to an enthu- an outlet to artists who don't often perform in an inspired set with a smaller backing show debuted the new lineup of Nightgown, siastic crowd. The vocal talents of J-Council live. band than usual, and dedicated a cover of Milwaukee singer Gina Barrington's lat- were a highlight of the performance, part of "The experimental, electronic music Amy Winehouse's "I Heard Love Is Blind" to est project. She was joined by Amelinda a nine-city tour sponsored by USA Today. scene in Milwaukee can be very intro- Anderson, who is a huge fan of Winehouse. Burich, Thomas Gilbert (GGOOLLDD) and The tour takes Chisel and his band to non- verted," he said. "It is usually one person The headlining band featured Fred Boswell Erin Wolf (Hello Death, WMSE). Local art- traditional venues representing what they spending a lot of time working with differ- Jr., arguably the best drummer in town, ist Kristina Rolander created her fourth love most about our state — breweries, ent recording technologies and machines and Angie Swan, an accomplished guitarist custom, hand-painted backdrop for the in isolation. The festival was really special from Milwaukee. She's spending some time Company Brewing stage. (Full disclosure, WISCONSIN SOUND next page sir let

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barns, bookstores, supper clubs and river- Chakara Blu, Zed Kenzo, Rahn Harper, Cree boats. Myles and Bo and Airo, as well as Chicago's Four years ago, Chisel founded Mile of Ric Wilson. Music, an Americana/roots festival that The showcase was held at Lawrence has attracted thousands of visitors to University's Stansbury Theatre. It exposed , downtown Appleton. The 2016 installment interested festival-goers to an underrep- featured more than 800 performances by resented and often misunderstood genre VANYA AND SONIA AND more than 200 acts at 70 venues over four of music — and some of its most talented days and spanning a mile. I visited "Mile 4" local creators. After his show at MobCraft, I MASHA AND SPIKE Aug. 6, staying at the Radisson Paper Val- spoke with Chisel about the hip-hop show- by Christopher Durang AUGUST 11-28 ley Hotel, right in the heart of the action on case. College Avenue. "I've loved Lex for about two years," he There's no family quite like this one! The festival can be overwhelming, with said. "We played Summerfest and he was Broadway Theatre Center 1158 N. Broadway I Milwaukee so many performances in bars, storefronts, on the stage across from me. When I saw alleys and outdoor stages. I discovered the him I was like, 'Who the hell is that?' So I 414.291.7800 milwaukeechambertheatre.com sweet, nervy indie-folk rock of Idle Empress tracked him down and we've become really (Eau Claire), the saintly voiced Paul Otteson good friends. He comes up to Appleton (Madison) and the derivative electro-hop of and visits. When I had the opportunity to - FOREST HOME HISTORIC PRESERVATION ASSOCIATION PRESENTS - Oh My Love (Madison). Milwaukee favor- expand the mind of our town with some ites GGOOLLDD got Houdini Plaza dancing new programming, I immediately thought of "A WALK IN HISTORY" TOURS and debuted an uncharacteristically dark Lex. The singer-songwriters are great, but ALL TOURS START AT 2PM AT THE HALLS OF HISTORY new song (working title "Undercovers"). I think the festival needs what he brings." Phone: 414-645-2632 The highlight of "Mile 4" for me was the festival's first hip-hop showcase, curated by Milwaukee's Lex Allen of New Age Narcis- ON THE WEB sism. His collective headlined the five-hour For more on Mile of Music and new vid- Aug. 14 Contemporary MilWank04\ block, which also included Milwaukeeans eos from The Fatty Acids and Airo Kwil visit Women (NEW) Fivy, Queen Tut, Mic Kellogg, AUTOmatic, wisconsingazette.com. Aug. 28 Civil War History (Part 2) Wil WiG's Featured Adoption Sept. 4 Cemetery Art and Symbo 31.

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By Barry Adams puts it all out there. He has lots of respect names they're in the room once again. So I Wisconsin State Journal for the music and brings his own technique try to do that." knew it was the way Paul Filipowicz has little mercy for his and voice to the blues genre." He also has Madison Area Music Awards to feel the guitar. It audience. But there is a softer side to the 66-year- for best blues album in 2005 and best Whether it's at the Badger Bowl in Madi- old Chicago native who has lived in Wis- blues song in 2006. gives you a different son, an American Legion beer tent in Lake consin for the past 50 years and who Mills or Buddy Guy's Legends in Chicago, was inducted into the Chicago Blues Hall FILIPOWICZ IS SALT-OF-THE- tone. Music is a feeling the blues guitarist — who makes his home of Fame last fall. Filipowicz takes a few EARTH. just east of the Crawfish River in Jefferson moments during each show to remember He's been playing the blues for more and 1 try and transfer County — goes into each show hoping to those who have influenced his take on the than 40 years but at the same time has knock his fans off their feet and leave them blues, a genre he discovered when he was worked full time in construction and roof- the feeling that 1felt.' gasping for air. 14 years old standing outside a club on the ing to pay the bills. Bad knees and elbows If they're still standing at what should Windy City's south side. forced him to retire from that work this have been the end of the set list, it's a sig- Those names include Walter "Lefty year, but he's still building a cabin near nal to Filipowicz to crank out another hard- Dizz" Williams, Jimmy Dawkins, Chester Tomahawk using timber harvested from driving tune on one of his worn Fender "Howlin' Wolf" Burnett, Magic Sam, B.B. his 70-acre property. guitars. King and Muddy Waters. When he's back home and not playing "He's just real high energy and just gives "I don't take myself seriously but I take his guitars, he likely has a wrench in hand. His guitars, all Fenders, include a 1973 it his all at every performance," said Chris- the music seriously," Filipowicz said last He's restoring a 1949 Ford pickup truck Stratocaster, a 1973 Telecaster and a 1963 tine Johnson, president of the Madison week while seated on the front porch of his with duel carburetors on a flat-head eight- Jaguar that he bought in 1973 for $100 Blues Society, who has been with MBS for 1908 farmhouse. "I feel that the old guys cylinder engine and a 1948 Ford Super after his 1957 Stratocaster was stolen. four years. "He's just one of those guys had a hand in getting me into the Chicago Deluxe four-door car with suicide doors Filipowicz has lived east of Lake Mills that from the first note to the last note just Blues Hall of Fame ... and when I say their — the hinges are at the rear of the door. about a mile from Aztalan State Park and There's also a 1965 Mercury Comet and near the Aztalan Cycle Club motocross a 1950 Ford pickup in the yard. He uses track for nearly 30 years with his wife of 34 a 2002 Toyota Sienna minivan with more years, Katherine Herro. They share space than 140,000 miles on the odometer to with Spike, a 7-year-old white shepherd, haul his gear to shows around the Midwest. and Bammer, a 17-year-old black and white "I've been wrenching all my life," Filipo- tuxedo cat. They also have three adult wicz said, as he showed off his vehicles and sons. a garage packed with tools, engines and Filipowicz has nine albums under his belt other parts. "I'm a Ford guy." and scores of original songs. His albums His construction and car work stand in have cracked the top 10 on the Living Blues contrast to his stage presence — he wears magazine charts while his Chickenwire suits from Mitchell Street Men's Wear in album, released in 2007, was in the top Milwaukee, cuff links, Stacy Adams shoes 100 of Real Blues magazine in Canada for in red, black, white or blue, and a fedora. In 32 months. 2013, he was named best-dressed male by Filipowicz grew up in a time when the Big City Rhythm & Blues magazine. Beatles, Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix and He learned to wrench from his father other legendary rockers were getting their who worked full time making sausage for start but their popularity did not sway his Armour & Co. in Chicago but on the week- taste. ends worked on cars. When Filipowicz was "I've always been a blues guitar player," a sophomore in high school, his father took he said. "I wasn't put here to play rock gigs a job at Jones Dairy Farm in Fort Atkinson and I've always known that. I've always and moved the family to Wisconsin. known my place. (Induction into the Chi- His father also played the harmonica cago Blues Hall of Fame) reaffirmed my and trumpet, his mother taught piano, his commitment to try and play the music that two sisters played piano and they all sang I was exposed to the way it sounded to me in church. Filipowicz gravitated to the gui- when I was exposed to it." tar when he was about 7 years old. After graduating from Fort Atkinson High School in 1968, he attended UW-Whitewater for five semesters before getting into con- This is an AP member exchange story shared struction work and moving to Denver. He by the Wisconsin State Journal. returned to Wisconsin in 1974 and formed a band. His first paid gig was in 1971 when Filipowicz played harmonica at the Mint Lounge at Humboldt and North in Milwau- kee. S T A M P A R C L A D He doesn't read music. He learned by C A N 0 EIB O B R A A E Er ear and plays his guitars without a pick. B O E L A A G L O w "I knew it was the way U N A w A S T R to feel the guitar. L E D It gives you a different tone," Filipowicz F A R E L B H S said. "Music is a feeling and I try and trans- 0 S R S A L R M fer the feeling that I felt. 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The author's talent comes to my fiction. readings that there are in spinning insightful narratives that may As a poet, I tend to write in a narrative pieces that are audi- offer insights into alternative solutions to form, so it's not much of a challenge to ence favorites. I often the characters' inevitable conflicts. transition between the two genres. get requests for my ti In addition to being a Wisconsin Gazette poem, "My Mother contributor and entertainment journalist, The stories in this volume move from Says the F-Word," Shapiro is a writer of poetry and prose. Boston to Chicago to Philadelphia to Wash- from my 2007 book In his latest work, a follow-up to Lincoln ington, D.C., and even Milwaukee. Does Protection. But I Avenue: Chicago Stories, Shapiro examines that mirror your personal experience? can't make "Sophie's remembered and imagined family and As I said earlier, titles are important to choice" when it comes friends through a sharp personal lens that me. If I had to put something of importance to my own writing. AFL clearly articulates their actions and emo- above titles, it would have to be place. As tions. a reader of fiction, poetry and nonfiction, Editor's note: Gregg Shapiro Shapiro will give a reading from How to I enjoy reading about places I've been as is a Wisconsin Gazette contrib- Whistle and other works Aug. 24 at 7 p.m. much as places that I've never been. uting writer. at Outwords Books in Milwaukee. I have lived in Chicago, Boston and Wash- Author Gregg Shapiro and the Shapiro talked with WiG about his new ington, D.C. I hope that when people read cover of his new book, How to Whistle. work and what it means to him as an author the stories set in those cities that I create and gay man in today's world. a sense of nostalgia, even homesickness, if you will, for those places. Shapiro reads from How to How to Whistle: Stories (Lethe Press, 2016), $15. WIG: Beyond being a collection of LGBT- As for Philadelphia and Milwaukee, those Whistle and other works at Lincoln Avenue: Chicago Stories (Squares & Rebels, themed short stories, what is How to Whis- are both cities that I love and have spent a 7 p.m. Aug. 24 at Outwords 2014), $14.95. tle about? fair amount of time in over the years. I now Books, 2710 N. Murray Ave., Gregg Shapiro: I would say that these live in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and I look in Milwaukee. Protection (Gival Press, 2007), $15. are stories about identity, survival, family forward to filling future stories and poems and friendship set in urban and suburban with the streets, neighborhoods and sites locations during the late 20th century. They of the region. are meant to elicit an emotional response from all readers and to make a connection, All writers are reflected in their work. / regardless of background. How much of your personal experience is th 'Dated'. reflected in the stories in this volume? oiled The volume's title appears to be taken The 15 stories in How to Whistle are fic- •• • • • • • • • • • • from the story "6th & E." But is there more tion. Some of the stories are based on real • to selecting the title than just that? events. For example, I did work as a recep- • The title of the collection does come from tionist in a Washington, D.C., hair salon, but MILWAUKE LLB the last line of "6th & E." Titles are very it was in Georgetown, not in DuPont Circle • • important to me. How to Whistle, my fourth as the story depicts. • out of five books, is my second short story More than anything, even with the more • FILM/VI• • collection. Because the common thread serious stories such as "Best Friend," I hope of my 2014 short story collection Lincoln that my sense of humor comes through. • • Avenue is that all the stories are set in and Laughter is the great equalizer. In this espe- • • around Chicago, it was relatively simple to cially dark, depressing, violent and hate- choose the titular story as that book's title. tinged period we are experiencing, I hope • FESTIVAL Lincoln Avenue is a major thoroughfare on that I can provide readers with something • ,,,••••• r: Chicago's North Side that goes as far north to take their mind off whatever is bothering • re..) • • as the suburb in which I was raised. them, both personally and on a larger scale. %or* ti .. ..- How to Whistle wasn't the original title for • FESTIVAL CONTINU OCTOBER 14-23 • this new collection. The working title was Were the stories and characters who Defending Karen Carpenter, which shares populate them cathartic for you in any • • * * • r, * • r_! 4m...u..uplumwrAw • its title with the book's shortest story. way? fi Steve Berman, my publisher at Lethe Press, I guess it's hard to read a story such as thought the title would limit the audience, "Bully in a Bar" and not feel that way. As 10411 .6\0 especially since, 30 years after her untimely the writer of the stories, obviously I was passing, fewer and fewer people are aware compelled to create and tell them. Again, of who Carpenter was. with readers in mind, I hope the catharsis The decision to go with the title I chose is to be one that is shared. twofold. First, I like to read "how-to" books and playing on the idea of those books with Which of the characters in which of the the title appealed to me. Second, I liked the stories are you most like? thought of using a line from a story instead I am all the characters and none of them. of an actual story title. How's that? Uw_,!‘ Peck School Arts UWM.EDU/LGBTFILMFESTIVAL F'LM r

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UPCOMING Gay Friendly New art in 'Young and Erie' 'Sam Kindler: Interpersonal Relations' Gay Owned By Kat Minerath backdrop for figurative elements. Images The Ski Club, 3172 N. Bremen St. Contributing writer like hands, or biomorphic shapes that could Opening reception Aug. 12, 9-10:30 Gay Operated The exhibition's title — Young and Erie be birds or gymnasts, take the foreground. p.m. — is at least a double entendre. It refers to These intriguing and eloquent ambiguities In case you missed it during the We will treat you like family! intersecting streets near the Milwaukee speak with echoes of Robert Rauschenberg. Riverwest 24 bicycle race in late July, Institute of Art & Design, but also applies Other artists use approaches that delve Ski Club is providing an encore of in various ways to the artists and works it into pop culture or the power of images to Sam Kindler's installation of tele- presents. suggest a small bit of a larger story. Caitlyn phones, pillows and a video projec- Portrait Society Gallery director Debra Doran (BFA, MIAD) makes mixed-media tion at Ski Club. It was a bonus stop Brehmer conceived of the exhibition as a illustrations that imply interactions that on the route, open 2-4 a.m. More way of show- than 200 people visited. casing works of mostly 'Arrange & Inhabit' recent art The Lunchbox, 731 E. Center St. Krabbe school gradu- Opening reception Aug. 19, 7-10 p.m. LAW OFFICES LLC ates from four Presented by the After School institutions. Special curatorial collective, this Do not F ti exhibition delves into ideas of the krabbelaw.com expect a domestic space and the display of sprawl ing art as predicated by the formal art group show, world. A la Carte also debuts. It's however. a pop-up shop with artist-designed There were consumables. only eight — K.M. pa i nters selected and, as such, this exhibition is not a survey of contempo- rary trends in the academic

world. PHOTO KAT MINERATH Instead, Wrencher's "Even When I'm Gone." the artists present some fresh approaches to an ancient art. carry both charm and ominous Some traditional subjects are part of the clouds. Conversely, Romano exhibition, of course, but the varied twists (Mano) Johnson, a Madison- these artists give make them interesting. based artist, offers monumental The large portraits by Jacob Salzer (BFA, portraits of celebrities and pop UWM) particularly stand out. They emit culture icons that are animated a sense of personality, but Salzer's paint- by a free-form play of flat space erly handling and unstressed line and color and use of light-catching materi- I make them worth perusing longer for the als like glitter. details. You'll be drawn in by their vibrancy As might be expected, per- and extended study of unexpected lines — sonal histories also play a part Personal Injury such as the strange wavy-ness of a bicep in of these artists' lives. This is Wrongful Death "Josh" — both of which yield ongoing inter- most clearly represented by est and energy. Brian James Bartlett (MFA, UW- Car Crashes Jennifer Barr (BFA, UW-Madison) is like Madison) and Kevin Wrencher Truck Crashes a counterpoint. Her still-life paintings incor- (MIAD). Bartlett uses vintage porating plants are starkly direct. "Still Life family photographs as a starting Motorcycle Crashes with Clock" has a quiet, dark gray fore- point, but the addition of painted Slip and Falls ground where a cup, vase and green leafy eyes, teeth, birds, dots and other plant in a pink vase sit. In the background, a details transports them into the ) I I ) ) 1 ) NAT MINERATH Estate Planning clock watches silently. You could set this up realm of dreams and familial Salzer's "Josh." on your kitchen table, but what Barr does is psycho-drama. A case in point Divorce pull away all extraneous details and draw is a picture of a sibling trio titled our attention to her cool sense of color and "Malevolent Spirits." mental scale in a highly personal catharsis. the way textured brushstrokes create the Wrencher's large, multidimensional can- These artists are in the formative stages FREE CONSULTATIONS! presence of light and dimension. vases address his examination of identity in of their careers, and their work often pro- (414) 231-3569 A couple of the featured artists draw light of emotions surrounding his mother. vides reference points for personal stories more explicitly on their painterly forebears. Her death when he was a sophomore in and influences. Young and Erie, presented at Deanna Antony (BFA, UW-Parkside) makes college was an experience that profoundly a well-established venue like Portrait Soci- canvases in unusual sizes with exposed affected his work. Each of his large scale ety Gallery, does a great service to these If you are in need of stretcher bars. The painted forms are some- pieces, such as "Even When I'm Gone," deal artists by offering a deservedly professional legal advice, don't delay. times figurative, sometimes amorphous, with his sense of dissociation from his fam- venue for their work. but recall Frank Stella and his unorthodox ily and the lost woman who gave him life. Young and Erie continues through Aug. 28 Call now! shapes. Sean Heiser (BFA, UWM) brings The combination of black and bright colors, at Portrait Society Gallery (207 E. Buffalo St., together bifurcated arrangements in which religious symbols, and collaged elements fifth floor). varied black and gray textures provide a such as eyes comes together on a monu- WISCONSINGAZETTE.COM I August 11, 2016 Eg) Black Lens Program returns to Milwaukee Film Festival Featuring work from emerging and established African-American filmmak- ers, the Black Lens Program returns to the sundilice COUNTRY Milwaukee Film Festival for a third year. The series presents eight programs of short 7,IPST DOCAlmErITARY ABOUT DA, mAVA ANGSLOU SPRINGS and feature-length fic- tion and documentary MAYA ANGELOU WATER PARK• CONFERENCE CENTER films, with filmmakers ! exploring stories and topics rooted in the black community and relevant to all communities. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences awarded Milwaukee Film THE PERFECT a $10,000 FilmWatch grant in support of the Black Lens Program. In addition, Black Lens received a second grant from the Johnson Controls Foundation to help PLACE TO SAY underwrite the program. The Black Lens Program is sponsored by WJMR Jammin' 98.3 and the Black Lens Engagement Committee. In response to the growth of the pro- gram, Milwaukee Film will award a $5,000 jury prize to the director of the winner of PHOTOS MILWAUKEE FILM FESTIVAI. the best short or feature film within the Documentary film Maya Angelou and Still Black Lens Program. Rise, is scheduled to appear at the Mil- The 2016 Milwaukee Film Festival runs waukee Film Festival as part of the Black I DO! Sept. 22-Oct. 6. Lens Program. For more, go to mkefilm.org. — Wade Vonasek

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Wisconsin's Best Fine Craft Fair Ceramics • Digital Art ■ Fiber • Glass • Jewelry • Leather • Metal VVVVW.COU NTRYSPRI NG S HOT E LCOM Mixed Media • Photography • Printmaking • Sculpture • Wood 262-547-0201 • WAUKESHA. WI WISCOMBINGAZETTEAOM I August 11, 2016 Tyno Harness APT's 'Arcadia' is whip smart and available at the Tool Shed extremely funny Napalino leather By Michael Muckian try house in Der- Contributing writer byshire. The char- $59 Literature and science each has its own acters from the language and processes. Overlay one with period 1809-1812 the other, then, and chances are a frustrat- create specific ing tangle of cross-purposes and misunder- issues the charac- stood intent will result. ters from contem- !VA But sometimes the twain do meet — porary times try to and literature's language has rarely better understand based explained science's secrets than in Tom on notes, reviews Stoppard's Arcadia, which opened recently and random clues. in the "Up the Hill" theater at American The interwoven Players Theatre in Spring Green. scenarios demon- Quality The 1995 Tony Award-winner for best strate the folly of play crackles with intellect and humor. It's assumption and sex toys PHOTO BY LIZ LAUREN a complex stew of concepts and characters facility of scientific Jim DeVita & Jennifer Latimore in Tom Stoppard's Arcadia. & more! with colliding intentions. The play serves up method. The time some of science's most complex theories periods alternate with relative clarity and always in service of before finally com- which characters try to bring order. the narrative. ing together quite seamlessly during the Andrew Boyce's scenic design is domi- Arcadia is a smart play, perhaps the play's climax. nated by a long study table that both sets of smartest and sharpest of APT's already In 1809, precocious teenager Thoma- characters use throughout the play without sharp season. Its complexities require work sina Coverly (Rebecca Hurd) — with ideas regard to the incongruity of various props on the part of the audience, but playwright about science and mathematics well ahead the table holds. Multiple sets of arched THE TOOL SHED Stoppard's learned hand is there to guide of her time — studies with tutor Septimus windows behind the table complete the set. the An Erotic Boutique audience as James Bohnen's deft direc- Hodge (Nate Burger), a friend of the poet Stoppard's dialogue is informed and clear tion rapidly pilots his characters through Lord Byron, who is an unseen but influ- 2427 N Murray as discussions focus on Newtonian laws, Ave, Milwaukee the three-hour -plus production. ential guest in the house. She also wants chaos theory, the second law of thermo- Mon—Sat: 12—8 Sun: 12-5 The narrative unfolds in two distinct time to understand the term "carnal embrace," dynamics and other scientific intricacies. periods at Sidley www.toolshedtoys.com Park, an English coun- something she has heard and that refers Thomasina even explores the concept of at least in part to liaisons Hodge had with fractals as she moves from age 13 to 16 and the wife of Ezra Chater (Casey Hoekstra), begins a serious flirtation with her tutor. a third-rate poet and botanist and also a But the sharpest dialogue is reserved for houseguest. APT veterans DeVita, the Byronic romantic, Like Byron, we never see Mrs. Chater, and Madden, the serious if stodgy research- but the two invisible characters success- er. Both performers delight in chewing their fully drive the action that may have led to words and spitting them at each other with Byron's sudden and unexplained absence abandon. It is a romantic relationship of from England from 1810 to 1812. sorts, but one that never bears fruit in the It is Byron's mysterious disappearance conventional way. that draws researcher Bernard Nightingale High marks, too, for Tracy Michelle (Jim DeVita) to modern day Sidley Park. Arnold as Lady Croom, matron of the The college don hopes household records 1800s-era Sidley Park, whose wise obser- 411 • and assistance from descendants Valentine vation and, especially, discussions with the Coverly (Steve Haggard), a graduate stu- gardener Richard Noakes (Gavin Lawrence) dent in mathematical biology, and his sister wrap both the Classicism-versus-Romanti- Chloe (Jennifer Latimore), will help him cism and the order-amid-chaos discussions unravel the mystery and increase his own in humorous and understandable terms. academic notoriety. In the end, the characters inhabiting Nightingale also runs into Hannah Jar- Arcadia struggle to bring order and under- vis (Colleen Madden), who has taken up standing to both the micro and macro levels residence at Sidley Park to research the his- of life. As Valentine Coverly notes, "In an toric origins of the estate's formal gardens. ocean of ashes, islands of order. Patterns In particular, she is attempting to exca- making themselves out of nothing." vate a rumored hermitage and learn about In the case of this play, mathematics is its likely resident. The two modern-day the method by which this order is often ( researchers couldn't be less alike in style achieved. But there are plenty of intellectual and discipline, and their differences lead to and emotional concepts spinning through- false assumptions and humorous clashes out Arcadia with which the characters and MI that shake the foundations of the scientific the audience are able to work. method to its roots. Stoppard drives the scientific discussion with a series of dichotomies, the most ONSTAGE prominent of which is chaos versus order. American Players Theatre is locat- Music that sounds like Milwaukee. Both sets of characters exist within the ed at 5950 Golf Course Road, Spring social orders of the day and struggle as the Green. For tickets, call 608-588-2361. narrative becomes increasingly more chaot- The last performance of Arcadia is ic. Other dichotomies — intuition and logic, Sept. 24. thought and feeling — create an entropy to WISCONSINGAZETTE.COM I August 11, 2016 'Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike' a modern riff on Chekov UNIVERSITY By Michael Muckian when Masha returns home with her boy toy Contributing writer Spike (JJ Phillips). Sonia's insecurities and Playwright Christopher Durang's most Masha's competitive nature spark a series famous work, Vanya and Sonia and Masha of arguments that Vanya must try to medi- and Spike may be strongly influenced by ate, while Spike flounces about the house the plays of 19th-century Russian writer distracting the trio with his buff body. It Anton Chekhov. But it's the contempo- quickly becomes clear that Masha is intent rary elements he's woven in — including on selling the family home, which would quasi-autobiographical details and those of leave Vanya and Sonia destitute. friends like Yale Drama School classmate Durang says the characters in the play Sigourney Weaver — that give the play's must deal with feeling left behind as times characters the energy, vitality and pathos to change, as well as with the struggles people rise above stereotypes and imbue the play face in their attempt to coexist and come to E with lasting comedic appeal. terms with their gains and losses. Winner of the 2013 Tony Award for best While Durang acknowledges the play's play, Durang's classic/contemporary mash- characters share some similarities to his up is on stage Aug. 11-28 at the Broadway own life, he says their differences helped Theatre Center's Cabot Theatre. him maintain needed distance. "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike is "I realized that I was the age now of firmly rooted in the present," says Marcella Vanya in the play, and I am very much that Kearns, director of the production. "Though character," Durang says. "But it's more of his musing about Chekhov provided inspi- a what-if scenario. I feel very lucky that I ration for the play, Durang gives us much was able to pursue a career in theater after more. He actually sweeps us through a sur- college, but the Vanya character is what I vey of Western theater — eras, styles, act- think I would be if I didn't get to follow my 1981 2016 ing techniques — with nods to the Greeks, choices." x Chekhov, acting for television versus the The play is largely motivated by jealousy stage, and more. And that's just in the first and sibling rivalry, another what-if scenario act." for Durang, an only child who had to play 0 The play's references to Chekhov are peacemaker between warring parents. deliberate and overt. Vanya, Sonia and One of the major forces in this play is the ANTI -EST. 1981 Masha's names are taken from the Chekho- longing for connection," Kearns says. "It's vian canon, as is the name of an additional as old as human community." character, Nina. The play blends comedy Durang says he created Sonia as a com- with semi-tragic situations in a way similar posite of several women he's known, and to such Chekhov works as The Seagull and the narcissistic Masha is inspired by Weav- The Cherry Orchard. er — or rather, by a similarly self-involved Durang says Vanya and Sonia and Masha character she played in college. "I'm not and Spike is not a parody of Chekhov. One saying that any part of Masha is based on E 91• doesn't need to know his plays to appreci- Sigourney Weaver," Durang explains, "but ate this contemporary one. I thought she would have fun playing the "I do like Chekhov's plays and got to read role, and I was lucky to get her. them in my 20s and 30s," says Durang. In addition to Weaver, the Broadway Durang left New York City several years ago production featured David Hyde Pierce and and moved to rural Bucks County, Pennsyl- Kristine Nielsen as Masha's siblings and vania, with his now-husband John Augus- Billy Magnussen as Spike. STILL ROCKIN' AT 35 tine. The play is set in that same county and reflects an urban/rural tension. Editor's Note: Michael Muckian's interview JOIN US FOR THE NON-STOP PARTY "A lot of Chekhov's characters are unhap- with Christopher During was conducted in THROUGHOUT 2016. py with their lives and regret the things they 2015 for a preview of Vanya and Sonia and didn't do, and those who live in the country Masha and Spike that played at Madison's seem to be unhappier than those who live in Forward Theatre Company. >-< the city," Durang says. "I thought, 'What if I wrote a play that incorporated the themes of Chekhov and set the play in modern day?" SEE OUR FULL LISTING OF FUN AT WMSE.ORG ONSTAGE Durang's question led to Vanya and Sonia Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's and Masha and Spike and drives its comedic production of Vanya and Sonia and trajectory. Masha and Spike runs Aug. 11-28 The story is set at the home of Vanya (C. at the Broadway Theatre Center's Michael Wright) and Sonia (Jenny Wanas- Cabot Theatre, 158 N. Broadway, ek), siblings who live together in Bucks Milwaukee. The Aug.11 performance County. Unemployed, they have spent most features an LGBT Night Out promo- of their adult lives caring for their now-dead tion at 7:30 p.m., with a 25 percent parents, literature professors who loved discount on tickets using the code Chekhov and named their children after LGBT25. For tickets, call 414-291- his characters. The siblings are supported 7800 or visit milwaukeechamber- by their movie star sister Masha (Carrie theatre.com. Hitchcock). The pair's static environment ruptures WISCONSINGAZETTE.COM I August 11, 2016

THE QUICK BITE Name: Black Husky Brewing. What: Beer bar and tasting room Address: 909 E. Locust St., Milwaukee Menu samples: Pilsners, pale ales, stouts, seasonal brews and imperial beers Bite-size review: It's a relaxed neighborhood spot to sip good beer with good friends. New brewpub suits Riverwest

By Christina Pfenning Craig very quickly — we first set eyes a warm summer evening on Black Contributing writer on this building in June of 2015 Husky's patio. It's the perfect Black Husky Brewing is easy to and now here we are." pour to savor around the fire pit spot at the corner of East Locust The centerpiece of the Black that's planned for the bar's out- • and North Bremen streets in Riv- Husky tasting room is a bar that door space. erwest. Just look for the mural of Tim Eichinger handcrafted using Toni Eichinger concedes that a black-and-white husky howling logs from Wisconsin's North- while the couple certainly knows at the moon. woods. You won't find an over- beer, food isn't in their wheel- The new beer bar and tasting whelming number of taps behind house. room is owned by Tim and Toni that bar or a wall with flat-screen "We'll let the neighborhood Eichinger, who named the space TVs. The Eichingers want to keep restaurants handle the food," after their late husky Howler. things simple, even when it comes she says. "People are welcome A few years ago, Toni bought to the number of offerings. to carry in and we'll have a bunch Tim a home brewing kit and he "We will only have between of menus on hand, but we want became obsessed with the art. 8 to 12 of our beers on tap at a to support local dining establish- Things developed quickly. given time," Tim Eichinger says. ments." "We started out very small, He plans to serve his pale ale and The Eichingers stress that brewing 15 gallons at a time up in Sproose Double IPA year-round, Black Husky is a casual, family- Pembine (an hour and a half north but he'll also serve one-off small- friendly establishment. A sand- of Green Bay)," Tim Eichinger batch beers, including seasonal box is slated for a corner of the says. "We both kept our full-time offerings. outdoor patio. Inside, parents will jobs at the time, because we had Growlers will be available so be able to sip their Deck Dog no idea what to expect from the customers can take the brews German Pilsner while the kids beer-brewing business. home with them. play with games and toys. "We did beer festivals in Eagle And they will: Black Husky's "We're pretty low key," says River and Minocqua and we real- beers are good. Toni Eichinger. "We want this ized that most of the attendees The Sproose Double IPA, to be a place where you can were vacationers from the Mil- brewed with locally harvested enjoy a beer while sitting and waukee area. We decided to bring spruce tips, is quite refreshing. talking with friends." a few bottles and kegs down to The hint of spruce settles nicely Milwaukee owes a pint to PHOTOS: CARISSA DIXON the Brew City and the beer went on the taste buds without being Toni Eichinger for the gift of over really well. Once we decided overpowering. The Chocolate that home brewing kit. Prosit! to relocate here, things moved Milk Stout is delectable, even on

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Square, could someday be the exception I added the optional that proves the rule. fried egg ($1) to bring The creation of owner Patricia Davis and more protein to the consultant Andre Darlington, former food proceedings. Wisconsin's first and and cocktail writer for Isthmus, Field Table The dish that arrived only Monterey Bay is a hybrid. Part restaurant, part cocktail was similar to what bar, part bakery, part retail store, it offers had been described, Seafood Watch a little of every gustatory experience one but different in some THE QUICK BITE Restaurant Partner. might crave. key areas. The bread, a Name: Field Table Credit chef Shannon Berry — with her soft, flavorful whole grain variety, provided locavore-centric, vegetable-driven menu — an inch-thick pedestal for the tasty rind, the What: Restaurant, cocktail bar, All of the seafood we and the sweets and breads of pastry chef all-but-absent jam and crumbly cheese. If bakery, retail store Megan Belle, formerly of Batch Bakehouse, there was any thought of baking, it was all Address: 10 W. Mifflin St., sell is fished or farmed for raising the bar of what constitutes cre- in the server's imagination. Madison's Capitol Square in ways that minimize ative cooking. The flavors were very good and included We stopped for breakfast on a recent the occasional unexpected splash of cilan- Menu samples: Macrobiotic bowl, their environmental hot and steamy Farmers' Market Saturday tro, but the bulk of the dish was cold. Asian porridge, flank steak, farm in Madison, happy that Field Table's fold- Topped with a well-fried egg, it created an chicken, charred salmon impact. open front windows were closed and its incongruous temperature mix that did the Bite-size review: It's a locavore- air-conditioned interior beckoned. entrée no favors. centric, vegetable-driven menu Field Table's dimly lit decor is industrial in an industrial chic setting. chic, with exposed brick, concrete columns, MAD ABOUT THE 'RICE' Offerings also include baked black tabletops and creative light fixtures Our second selection fared much better, goods, specialty cocktails and that are definitely more cocktail party clearly showing Berry's potential. retail products. O than breakfast hour. 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