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Here & Now for May 29, 2020

Season 1800 Episode 1848 | 26m 47sVideo has Closed Captions

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In tonight’s show we examine: Governor Evers discusses ongoing Covid-19 concerns, death of George Floyd; Minocqua Chamber of Commerce director says conduct by businesses, tourists relative to coronavirus was a "mixed bag"; many public health depts struggle with time-intensive, budget-stretching contact tracing process; Wisconsin Dells restaurant owner talks about weathering the pandemic.

05/29/2020

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Here & Now for May 29, 2020

Season 1800 Episode 1848 | 26m 47sVideo has Closed Captions

In tonight’s show we examine: Governor Evers discusses ongoing Covid-19 concerns, death of George Floyd; Minocqua Chamber of Commerce director says conduct by businesses, tourists relative to coronavirus was a "mixed bag"; many public health depts struggle with time-intensive, budget-stretching contact tracing process; Wisconsin Dells restaurant owner talks about weathering the pandemic.

05/29/2020

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