Author: tosaconnection

Into the Wild

The humble beginnings for what would become our award-winning Zoo have their roots in Washington Park in the late 19th century. While the Zoo began with only small mammals and birds, interest and opportunity meant that the Zoo could soon boast over 800 various creatures.

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Unforgettable

A 78-year-old Wauwatosa resident recalls his life in mostly vivid details, a skill honed through multiple interviews and his self-published autobiography. It is a life worth telling and considering because it is more than personal background; It is a window into unvarnished local history.

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Dear Tosa: The Return of Frosty the Snowman

My idea of decorating is to keep it simple. A few strands of single-colored lights, a wreath, some holly. No yard figurines, no flashing lights and for Pete’s sake, no inflatables. John finds my simple tastes amusing. He doesn’t consider it a light display unless it can be seen from Mars.

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Editor’s Note

This issue marks our 14th edition of Tosa Connection magazine. It began with our Back to School Issue in the Fall of 2015. In the past three-and-a-half years, we’ve learned a lot about this city that we all love and call home. I would like to dedicate this issue to the memories, and the living spirit of my big brother Steve Haise.

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