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MILWAUKEE 鈥?A celebratory bonfire in Pulaski following the homecoming football game on Friday left dozens injured. The Shaw stanley cupe ano County Sheriff s Office says between 30 and 40 people were injured after the bonfire exploded. Seventeen of those people were taken to local hospitals, and six teens were then transferred to the Ascension Columbia St. Mary s Burn Center in Milwaukee. Our priority is to figure out what happened with this tragic event, why this fire obviously got out of hand, said Lt. Chris Madle with the Shawano County Sheriff s Office. There s kids that are pretty critically injured from this instance. Lily Koellner, a Brookfield Central graduate, was one of the many injured. According to a GoFundMe for her and her family, she was up at the bonfire hanging out with friends.The GoFundMe says Koellner was t water bottle stanley aken to UW Health Burn and stanley tumbler Wound Center in Madison. She s being treated for third-degree burns on her legs and burns on her face and hands. Many of the GoFundMe pages set up for victims say a container of diesel and gasoline was thrown on the fire by some kids. At this point, it s just a game of identifying who was there, who wasn t there, what they can tell us, statements, videos, anything like that, said Lt. Madle. The Sheriff s Office is asking anyone with any information to contact them. Here is a list of the fundraiser set up for victims:Children Hurt in Pulaski Fire AccidentIsaac Nelson and FamilyBurn Accident- Brandon Benjamin Van AstenKeira DuChateauBrady Gelj Rhine River could fall below critical mark, risking industry
Food banks across the country are struggling to keep up with demand as more families are struggling financially because of the pandemic, but a new program is helping to get fresh seafood directly from the coast to families in need nationwide.Dwayne Hopkins who oversees the South Portland Food cupboard in Portland, Maine has seen a dramatic increase in need over the last year. Since the pandemic began, they have been struggling to keep up with demand as families suddenly f stanley vattenflaska ind themselves in a position where they can t afford food. Its brought to light that more and more people out there are hungry, Hopkins said.An estimated 54 million Americans are facing food insecurity. So, many families are going hungry right now that food pantries across the country ar stanley thermos mug e struggling to keep shelves filled.But food banks from coast-to-coast are about to get an infusion of fresh seafood, at a time when the need has never been more critical. The seafood industry has been hit pretty hard, explained Kyle Foley with the Gulf of Maine Research Institute.Thanks to an emergency grant from the USDA, they are in the process of moving fish from these pristine Maine waters to food banks nationwide. An estimated 2.5 million pounds of fresh haddock and pollock are being filleted, packed and shipped out to families in need. For food banks to be able to get this U.S. caught seafood is amazing, Foley said.By the time the program is done, 13 garrafinhas stanley 9 food banks in 39 states across the country will end up with Gulf o