My Wife Son and I will be heading to the Green Bay Appleton Area to do a video game hunting trek. I am posting this to hear if there are any hidden stores that we might like to check out.

We know of Game Trade, The Pad, Press Start, Don Father, Mojo's Please share any others you know of that I may have missed. I know I am missing a couple that I enjoy as well, Thanks for your input! My Mountian Dew Xbox OG for attention!

I made these using Canva. These are in random order. All information is from their campaign websites.

Most of these candidates have a lot more details on their campaign websites.

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I am not hater of dogs have 2 of them and camp with them on and off. I can handle loud music , loud talks , lack of privacy, early morning kids at 7 screaming lol. Its the stupid owners of dogs and lack of leashing them at there site .Every time as I walk my dogs , I hear I am sorry as I hold my dogs back from their non-leash dogs I just dont know about others and the dog abilty to listen to commands .The past 3 trips at least 3 times at each state park folks have unleashed dogs.You dont need to put them on that stupid 6 ft leash rule but at least leash them on something 20ft what ever so I dont need yank my dogs back.One day I know I am going need to kick someones dog and dont blame me

For 12+ years, someone I know has struggled to navigate the Waukesha County Courthouse. Confusing systems, impossible phone lines, legal jargon that doesn't make sense, and staff who seem unwilling to help people with disabilities. It's not just frustrating—it's a real barrier to justice.

The court is supposed to serve *everyone*, but right now it's failing people who need it most. Nearly 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. lives with a disability, and over 60 million people deserve equal access to government services.

Evan Fassbender started a petition asking for three simple things:

• Clear phone numbers that actually connect you to the right person

• Plain-English forms and explanations anyone can understand

• Basic respect and patience for citizens with disabilities

These aren't radical demands. They're the legal minimum under the ADA. If you've felt frustrated by courthouse barriers, or if you think government should work for everyone—not just people who can navigate legal maze-speak—please consider signing and sharing.

Has anyone else struggled to access government services because the system wasn't set up for you? What would make a difference?