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A combine moves through a mature cornfield during harvest. Corn and soybean harvest remains behind the normal pace in south-central Wisconsin, but a stretch of warm, dry weather could help Green County farmers make up ground and put more farm equipment and grain trucks on local roads.
New Glarus-Monticello cross country athletes competed Saturday at the Baertschi Invitational in Albany, with runners taking on a muddy, wet course in varsity and junior varsity races. Pictured from left are Dylan Gardner, Holly Maynard, Sadie Mitchell and Mya Clark.
– Photo courtesy New Glarus School District
A Starlink satellite passes above Earth in this illustration. SpaceX’s next-generation Starlink Mobile network is designed to connect ordinary phones directly from orbit while also using terrestrial spectrum to improve coverage where satellite signals struggle.
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