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The Shawano Leader

Jeff White said Brothers Market, N5860 Foesch Road, Shawano, is positioned to be more than a convenience store although it does offer the items that vacationers and cottagers frequently forget like bug spray and batteries. He said the store focuses on locally sourced items, especially meat and cheese. The store is open year-round. (David Wilhelms)
12/09/2019 - 10:56am
More than a convenience store
SHAWANO — While Jeff White has been satisfied on how business grew at Brothers Market, N5860 Foesch Road in the town of Wescott, over the summer after its July opening, he acknowledged that it has been “a little slow between the end of grilling...
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100-year-old identical twins Mark, left, and Merne Gilles live about 1,000 miles apart but got together at the Bavarian Inn in Lena sometime in their early nineties, a moment preserved in this family photo. (Contributed)
12/09/2019 - 8:23am
Identical twins mark their 100th birthday
On Thursday, Dec. 11,1919, Francis and Ann Gilles welcomed twin boys into the world. This week the boys turn 100. Identical twins Merne and Mark Gilles were raised on a dairy and crop farm outside Lena and spent their youth milking cows, working in...
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