An Ozaukee County judge's questions signaled caution and scrutiny of business groups' lawsuit to halt a referendum on public votes for new TIDs.

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One of the first wild beaver releases in England to go through the formal application process took place in Cornwall yesterday. It is a historic moment which paves the way for future wild beaver ...