Madison Lammert is a local reporter based in Appleton, Wisconsin. She covers a wide range of topics, with a special focus on child care and family-related issues. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Post-Crescent Media, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and Yahoo News.
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Madison Lammert’s coverage predominantly focuses on local family and education-related issues within Appleton, Wisconsin. She frequently incorporates data and government announcements into her articles. If you wish to reach out to her, consider providing insights or commentary related to child poverty, child care policies, educational initiatives in Wisconsin, as well as seasonal topics like Thanksgiving.
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Half of Wisconsin child care programs have a waitlist, the study found. Some families wait months for a spot.
By: Madison Lammert
Safety concerns prompted Neenah High School to prohibit students who don't attend the school from coming to the homecoming.dance.
By: Madison Lammert
Meet Lex V. Crump, a senior at Milwaukee High School of the Arts, and Marren VanRemortel, a senior at De Pere High School.
By: Madison Lammert
Driving around looking at Christmas lights is a common holiday tradition, but these Fox Valley homes prove yard displays don't need to be reserved for winter.
By: Madison Lammert
Our great state of Wisconsin provides ample inspiration for Halloween costumes. Here's more than a dozen of them.
Here’s how early education experts and Wisconsin legislative candidates plan to tackle child care issues.
By: Madison Lammert
National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week is Oct. 20-26, making now the perfect time to brush up on prevention knowledge.
It's these NICU babies' first Halloween, and despite being in the hospital, they are joining in on the fun.
By: Madison Lammert
Options for indoor play for young children in the Fox Valley include trampoline parks with toddler-only times, a low-key story time, indoor gyms and more.
A multi-year effort to start culturally appropriate child care for the Somali population in Green Bay is getting help from new funding.
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