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open phone topics include fair food and covid shutdowns. At 1030, Sally Olsen and Ned Mills who will be bringing their Carpenters Tribute Concert to the Belfry Music Theatre  in Delavan on Weds., Aug. 12and Thurs., Aug. 13 at 7pm.  If you're hoping for "Yesterday Once More" in this era of Covid,  this might be the escape you're looking for. https://www.carpenterstributeconcert.com/

Hannah joins us with info on events at the Humane Society. Tim Maahs follows with the latest from the Rock County Historical Society.

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The annual corn roast event is going virtual, with significant changes. We'll get an update on this year's programming for the Janesville Noon Rotary Club.

open phone topics include taxes, referendum, foxconn, GM and more

Steve joins the program for a quick update on what's happening in the district. Angie Bolson follows  A recent NPR story discussed how daycare centers, particularly YMCA daycare centers have avoided COVID-19 outbreaks. Angie has information on how their daycare facilities have operated during the pandemic. https://www.npr.org/2020/06/24/882316641/what-parents-can-learn-from-child-care-centers-that-stayed-open-during-lockdowns/

Jen Draz Walk a Mile Followed by Jay Hecht Common Cause WI

Greg Little Previews the Gazette Kicks Section

Rachel Teubert is the first guest in this new series on Your Talk Show showcasing area locally owned businesses.

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Janesville School Board member Kevin Murray joins the program to give listeners insight into the referendum questionnaire and how a proposed referendum will affect Janesville taxpayers.

Senator Johnson weighs in on several issues. He is followed by Julia Nunes, the 73rd Alice in Dairyland.