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RIGHT NOW, GARBAGE IS DECORATING DOZENS OF TREES AND COVERING FENCES IN WAUKESHA COUNTY, PUT THERE BY POWERFUL WINDS. 12 NEWS TONI VALLIERE SHOWS US WHAT CAUSED THE MESS AND THE PLANS TO CLEAN IT UP. "TONI VALLIERE- A RARE SCENE HERE OUTSIDE OF THE MENOMONEE FALLS LANDFILL, WHERE POWERFUL WINDS HAVE BEEN BLOWING GARBAGE ALL OVER THE PLACE, GETTING IT STUCK IN TREES AND FENCES, CAUSING A SCENE, A LOT OF NOISE AND QUITE A STINK." WIND WHIPPING WINDS WHIPPING UP TO 55 MILES PER HOUR, PICKED UP ALL THIS GARBAGE THAT HAD BEEN "IN" THE MENOMONEE FALLS LANDFILL AND TOSSED IT "OUT" FRIDAY. GARBAGE RATTLING TRASH BLOWN AROUND IN THE AIR, UNTIL GETTING CAUGHT IN THE LANDFILL'S FENCE AND SURROUNDING TREES. GARBAGE RATTLING CREATING THIS MESS ALONG COUNTY LINE ROAD AND 124TH. LUCKILY, NO HOMES SURROUND THIS PROPERTY. CARS DRIVING BY IT IS HOWEVER, QUITE A SIGHT FOR PEOPLE DRIVING BY THE TRASH DECORATED AREA. BUT IT MAY NOT LOOK THIS "TRASHY FOR LONG". WASTE MANAGEMENT SAYS THEY WILL BE CLEANING UP THE MESS USING LITTER STICKS AND GRABBERS TO ENSURE THEY GET EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THESE ITEMS OUT OF THE TREES AND BACK INTO THE LANDFILL. "VALLIERE - WASTE MANAGEMENT TELLS ME NOTHING CAN BE DONE UNTIL THESE WINDS DIE DOWN, SO SATURDAY MORNING A CREW OF 15 WILL BE OUT HERE TO CLEANUP ONE GARBAGE BAG AT A TIME. IN WAUKESHA COUNTY, TONI VALLIERE WISN 12 NEWS."

It was an unusual scene outside of the Menomonee Falls landfill, where powerful winds have been blowing garbage all over the place, getting it stuck in trees and fences, causing a scene, a lot of noise and quite a stink.

Winds whipping up to 55 mph, picked up garbage that had been in the Menomonee Falls landfill and tossed it out Friday.

The trash was blown around and caught in the landfill's fence and surrounding trees, creating a mess along County Line Road and 124th Street.

Luckily, there are no homes around the property.

It was however, quite a sight for people driving by the trash-decorated area.

Waste Management said it will be cleaning up the mess using litter sticks and grabbers to ensure they get every single one of these items out of the trees and back into the landfill.

Waste Management told WISN 12 News nothing can be done until the winds die down, so Saturday morning a crew of 15 will be out there to clean up one garbage bag at a time.

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February 22, 2014 Updated Feb 22, 2014 at 4:52 PM CST

PEKIN, Ill. -- More than a hundred West Central Building Trades members gathered outside Pekin's Kroger on broadway in protest.

Union members are unsatisfied with Kroger's decision to hire an out-of-town general contractor to remodel the store. Kroger chose M & J General Contractors--an Elgin based company--to take on this $5 million project.

"We shop in this store. Our prescription drugs are at this store, and the people who they've hired take their dollars out of town," said Pekin electrician Paul Flynn.

"For every $7 made within our community, $6 stays here in our community and $1 leaves. If you have an out of town contractor like M& J it's a reverse cycle. Only $1 stays in this community and the other $6 is leaving," said Pekin carpenter Gene Sanders.

Kroger representatives say they decide on who to hire based on quality, availability and price. Representatives say more than half of the subcontractors they have hired are local.

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A second Fremont City Council race will find its way to the May 13 primary election.

Only two candidates from each ward will advance to the Nov. 4 general election, but a third candidate emerged in Ward 2 on Thursday when Steven H. Landholm of 118 E. 17th St. filed at the Dodge County Clerks office.

Ward 2 is basically northwest Fremont. Non-incumbents have until March 3 to file.

The Ward 1 race to replace Steve Navarrette, who is not seeking re-election, already was destined for the primaries with Gregory Smith, Michael Wilson and Ashley T. Grohs running.

Landholm joins incumbent Mark Stange and challenger Vern Kucera on the Ward 2 ticket.

Todd Hoppe, as of Friday, was running unopposed for re-election in Ward 3, and the Ward 4 race included incumbent John Anderson and challenger Richard R. Oliva.

Landholm, 61, has never before run for public office, but said he now wants to serve the community where hes lived since 1974.

I was kind of wanting to get into politics to begin with, he said, and I just decided that nows that time to do it. Im going to basically retire by the end of the year, and I feel that I can put my full emphasis into being a councilman.

Ive always been watching the politics and what goes on, and concerned with what things actually happen, and get sometimes irritated with things, he said. And I said, 'Well, if youre going to change something, maybe youre the guy to do it then.' Thats the way I look at it. Everybody has a different opinion on things, and everybodys little input kind of helps.

Its just kind of a little bit of this and a little bit of that thats been going on in the community, and Id like to make sure that things just keep going along, Landholm said. Weve got some tax issues in the community that concern me as far as whats been going on here, plus how weve allocated monies.

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