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Summer Soulstice: June 22

If you're hankering for some original music, great local bands, fantastic street food and good old-fashioned family fun, look no further than the East Side. The 12th annual Summer Soulstice festival will take place on June 22, and as always it promises good music and good times.

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We all know Wisconsin has its share of the quirky. And we don't mind celebrating it. Whether or not we'd want someone from south of the state line to do it, is questionable. But when Chicago writer Jerome Pohlen does it - in the new second edition of his book "Oddball Wisconsin: A Guide to 400 Really Strange Places" - it's OK.