Sheboygan
Coverage of Sheboygan in the Nexus archive.
- 18-year-old nearly loses legs in freak farm accident the day after his birthday
An 18-year-old Wisconsin man, Mason Kramer, survived a severe farm accident in a silo the day after his birthday, suffering life-threatening injuries and losing a significant amount of blood. He underwent 23 hours of surgery and is expected to fully recover with ongoing physical therapy.
- 18-year-old nearly loses legs in freak farm accident the day after his birthday
Mason Kramer, an 18-year-old from Sheboygan, Wisconsin, suffered life-threatening injuries in a silo accident the day after his birthday. He underwent 23 hours of surgeries and is expected to make a full recovery, crediting medical teams for saving his legs.
- 18-year-old nearly loses legs in freak farm accident the day after his birthday
An 18-year-old Wisconsin man, Mason Kramer, survived a severe farm accident involving a silo unloader the day after his birthday, requiring three surgeries totaling 23 hours. He is recovering and expects to return to his farm work after physical therapy.
- Wisconsin’s clean energy future is about affordability, jobs and independence
The article highlights Wisconsin's clean energy initiatives, emphasizing affordability, job creation, and energy independence. It cites a poll showing 84% of Wisconsin voters are concerned about rising electricity costs and notes over 75,000 Wisconsinites work in clean energy. Federal policies supporting aging coal plants and offshore wind lease buyouts are criticized for undermining affordability and innovation.