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- ‘Kennedy’ Stars Nick Robinson and Laura Donnelly on Why Series Isn’t Leani...
While the upcoming Netflix drama series “Kennedy” will chronicle the famous political dynasty from 1931 to 1944, the family’s signature Boston accent won’t be so pervasive. Nick Robinson, who plays Joe Kennedy Jr., JFK’s older brother who was originally being groomed to run for president before he was killed in action during World War II, […] [TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - Tom Hanks Says Disney Could Use AI to Recreate Woody’s Voice for ‘Toy Story ...Tom Hanks is back as Woody in “Top Story 5,” which set a franchise record with its massive $312 million worldwide opening. Given the enduring popularity of the 31-year-old franchise, people are already wondering if “Toy Story 6” is an inevitability. But would two-time Oscar winner Hanks return as Woody in a sixth movie? “If […] [TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago
- Blur reunion on hold as Oasis takes the spotlight
Blur bassist Alex James has suggested that the Britpop legends will need to step aside and let rivals Oasis dominate the spotlight before they consider getting back together. [TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - Community Center, grocery store among closed library building proposals
The North Side Community Library closed last week, and the process has now begun to determine the future of the building. Monday, the Mayor’s office provided WIZM News with those who submitted what’s called RFEI (Request for Expression of Interest) to the city. Those documents were in response to an open records request made by WIZM. Although several people and organizations came forward, only two proposals met the requirements from the City of La Crosse regarding the RFEI for the now-former library building. Aside from the two major proposals, some emails were just people commenting on the fate of the library that closed on June 18. Other RFEIs were from organizations that were interested in using the building but failed to fill out the forms requested by the city. They included a rehabilitation center for recovering addicts, practice space for musicians, and a bed and breakfast. Of the two major proposals, one came from a group of north side residents who wanted to turn the building into a neighborhood center. They came forward in March to discuss their plans to use the building in a variety of ways, including having a smaller function library. The other RFEI was from a group that included two La Crosse City Council members and three La Crosse County Board members. They proposed developing the building into a municipal grocery store to eliminate a food desert in the neighborhood. Council President Tamra Dickinson was one of the people who put the RFEI together. When asked about whether this was a conflict of interest, she didn’t see it as that. TAMRA DICKINSON ON GROCERY STORE PROPOSAL Skip Ad “I see it as being an interest for the north side,” Dickinson told WIZM. “We don’t have a current grocery store that’s a neighborhood grocery store. We have a lovely new Kwik Trip, but that it’s the far north side of the city. And therefore, when 40 percent of most of La Crosse do not drive, that’s a long distance to go either way to try and get to even a Kwik Trip. So, I don’t understand why it would be a conflict of interest. This was the expression of an idea, and that’s what it is.” The others with Dickinson on that RFEI included councilmember Rosanne Northwood, La Crosse County Board members Kelly Leibold, Dillon Mader and Joe Kovacevich, as well as Maureen Freedland, Wyatt Molling, and Trevor Yeoman. Ultimately, Dickinson said the group decided that there were too many obstacles… [TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - A brutal gang rape in India revives painful memories of 2012 Delhi assault
The case from Begusarai in Bihar comes close in brutality to that inflicted on a woman during a sexual assault in 2012. [TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - With Win in Washington, Socialists Have Momentum in Urban America
Democratic socialists, harnessing generational frustration over affordability, lead New York and Seattle and are knocking on the door in Los Angeles and Washington. [TheTopNews] Read More.10 hours ago
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