Aspiro Announces Appointment of Kevin Manara and Lara Fritts to Board of Directors

Aspiro is pleased to announce the appointment of Kevin Manara, General Counsel of the Green Bay Packers, and Lara Fritts, President & CEO of the Greater Green Bay Chamber, to its Board of Directors.

Kevin Manara serves as General Counsel of the Green Bay Packers. With more than 20 years of experience in professional sports, Manara directs all legal affairs for the organization, leading the legal team, advising internal departments, and representing the Packers on legal matters at the NFL level. Prior to joining the Packers, he served as general counsel for the Arizona Cardinals and previously held the role of senior vice president and general counsel for the Las Vegas Raiders.

Lara Fritts is the President & CEO of the Greater Green Bay Chamber, where she leads regional economic development, business advocacy, and community‑building efforts. She previously served as director of the Frederick County Division of Economic Opportunity in Frederick, Maryland and other leadership roles in Maryland, Virginia, Utah and Washington, D.C.

“Kevin and Lara bring exceptional professional insight and a shared dedication to community impact,” said Ryan Ruzziconi, Aspiro President. “Their perspectives will be invaluable as Aspiro continues to grow and expand its programming.”

As members of the Aspiro Board of Directors, Manara and Fritts will support strategic planning, governance, and community engagement efforts to help ensure Aspiro remains responsive to the evolving needs of those it serves.

Aspiro (www.aspiroinc.org)

About Aspiro

Aspiro was established in 1957 by a group of 67 parents of children with disabilities. Sixty-nine years later, and serving over 1,600 individuals and families, Aspiro still works to drive their work forward through eleven different services: Assisted Day Services, Birth To Three, Building Full Lives, Day Services, Employment Services, Group Supported Employment, Prevocational Services, Project SEARCH®, Recreation, Respite Care and Transition Services.

Delta Expands Green Bay Service Ahead of Major College Football Weekend

As college football’s biggest match-ups return this fall, Delta Air Lines is making it easier for fans to reach one of the sport’s most iconic venues by adding flight options into Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport (GRB) ahead of the highly anticipated Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame game at Lambeau Field on Sunday, September 6, 2026.

To meet strong travel demand, non-stop flights departing from LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and Reagan National Airport (DCA) on September 5, 2026 and returning on September 7, 2026 will increase capacity into Green Bay for the weekend, giving Badgers and Fighting Irish fans more convenient travel options for catching all the live action.

“With Lambeau Field once again serving as the backdrop for a primetime match-up, the added flights reinforce Green Bay’s ability to host major national events,” said GRB Airport Director Marty Piette. “Delta’s added service underscores a partnership that is committed to providing smooth travel experiences and hassle-free logistics that bring visitors to our community’s doorstep.”

The game-weekend schedule is designed around peak travel days. Inbound service for all flights land in Green Bay the day before the game and outbound service leaves the day following the final whistle. This itinerary is perfect for travelers looking to soak up more time in the Titletown atmosphere, ensuring seamless access to Northeast Wisconsin during one of the busiest weekends of the year.

Brown County Executive Troy Streckenbach said this weekend puts Green Bay and Brown County on a national stage.

“Games like this draw national attention, and Delta’s added flights ensure visitors can get here easily and efficiently,” said Streckenbach. “The partnership formed between GRB and our local airlines help to increase service, ultimately supporting our local economy, our hospitality partners and our ability to host large-scale events that bring lasting benefits to our community.”

GRB encourages travelers to keep checking airline websites for new routes and dates for all destinations. For more information about flights and services at GRB, visit flygrb.com.

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About Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport

Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport (GRB) is the third largest airport in the state, serving Northeast Wisconsin and portions of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Business and leisure flights are offered American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines, and two fixed base operators (FBOs), JetAir Group and Avflight. As the Gateway to Lambeau Field, GRB is the official airport of the Green Bay Packers.

Additionally, GRB is one of only two commercial airports in Wisconsin designated as a Landing Rights Airport by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection for international flight arrivals.

Fueling the Future: Sagepoint Acquires 60 Cummins-Power RNG Trucks to Deliver FUlly Integrated, Sustainable Logistics

In a move that signals a paradigm shift for the energy and logistics markets, Sagepoint Energy and its subsidiary, Sagepoint Logistics, today announced the acquisition of 60 heavy-duty Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) Freightliner trucks powered by the Cummins X15N™ engine. This strategic investment marks a significant leap forward in the company’s mission to propel the circular economy by aggressively expanding its footprint in the for-hire dedicated carrier market.

With Sagepoint’s integrated model, shippers no longer have to choose between environmental stewardship and cost-efficiency.

By leveraging the synergies between Sagepoint Energy, one of the nation’s leading RNG producers, and Sagepoint Logistics, the Midwest’s premier green fleet, the company controls variables that traditional carriers cannot: core shipping costs, volatile fuel surcharges, and Scope 3 emissions. The fleet will be powered entirely by RNG sourced directly from Sagepoint Energy’s production facilities. This infrastructure enables customers to significantly lower their carbon footprint by utilizing a turnkey, sustainable shipping solution. Sagepoint’s fuel is 100% domestic, creating independence from global oil market volatility. This self-sufficiency allows the company to offer a pricing structure that no other carrier can match—a distinct advantage in the North American market.

“This investment is a pivotal step in our evolution,” said Aaron Johnson, CEO of Sagepoint Energy. “We aren’t just acquiring trucks; we are establishing a new model for doing business in both the energy and heavy-duty trucking markets. By pairing the most advanced engine technology in the world with our own RNG production, Sagepoint is achieving a level of vertical integration that provides our partners with unmatched reliability and environmental stewardship at a low and predictable cost. This is a defining moment for our company and a clear signal to the industry that high-performance logistics and fuel independence are now a reality.”

The Cummins X15N is the industry’s first 15-liter natural gas engine purpose-built for heavy-duty and long-haul applications. It delivers the torque and reliability required for demanding operations while providing a practical path to reducing environmental impact and operational costs.

“Sagepoint’s investment reflects exactly what the Cummins X15N was designed to deliver—heavy-duty natural gas performance you would expect from diesel, without compromise,” said Mark Jamieson – Director – New Products Pull Business Development at Cummins Inc. “Their decision to deploy the X15N in demanding operations underscores the confidence fleets can have in a platform built to integrate seamlessly into existing duty cycles while unlocking the advantages of lower fuel costs and emissions reductions.”

The fleet expansion is being spearheaded by Curt Reitz, Vice President of Logistics, who joined Sagepoint in January 2026. A veteran with over 30 years in the sector, Reitz has a storied track record of scaling 100% CNG-powered fleets.

“These first 60 trucks will be 2027 Freightliner Cascadia models, purchased from our trusted supplier Truck Country in Kaukauna, Wisconsin,” said Reitz. “The trucks offer the latest technology and reliability our drivers and customers expect while providing a cleaner, more cost-effective alternative to diesel fleets. We are creating a premier environment for professional drivers while delivering on our promise to our partners.”

About Sagepoint Logistics Sagepoint Logistics, a subsidiary of Sagepoint Energy LLC, is a for-hire carrier specializing in dedicated truckload and sustainable transportation solutions. Leveraging an integrated model, Sagepoint Logistics controls what others can’t, delivering reliability to its customers without compromising sustainability. Fueled by Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) sourced directly from Sagepoint Energy’s facilities, the company provides environmentally responsible shipping solutions with long-term cost predictability and performance for its partners. Learn more at www.sagepointenergy.com.

About Sagepoint Energy Sagepoint Energy is a resource efficiency platform specializing in the development and operation of waste-to-energy solutions. Headquartered in Carmel, Indiana, the Company is led by a team of experienced professionals with a deep understanding of the waste-to-fuels sector and employs more than 70 dedicated professionals operating across the United States. Learn more at www.sagepointenergy.com.About Cummins Inc Cummins Inc., a global power leader, is committed to powering a more prosperous world. Since 1919, we have delivered innovative solutions that move people, goods and economies forward. Our five business segments—Engine, Components, Distribution, Power Systems and Accelera™ by Cummins—offer a broad portfolio, including advanced diesel, electric and hybrid powertrains; integrated power generation systems; critical components such as aftertreatment, turbochargers, fuel systems, controls, transmissions, axles and brakes; and zero-emissions technologies like battery and electric powertrain systems. With a global footprint, deep technical expertise and an extensive service network, we deliver dependable, cutting-edge solutions tailored to our customers’ needs, supporting them through the energy transition with our Destination Zero strategy. We create value for customers, investors and employees and strengthen communities through our corporate responsibility global priorities: education, equity and environment. Headquartered in Columbus, Indiana, Cummins employs approximately 67,400 people worldwide and earned $2.8 billion on $33.7 billion in sales in 2025. Learn more at www.cummins.com.  

High School Healthcare Bootcamps at HSHS Hospital in Green Bay

High school students interested in a career in health care are invited to apply for the Summer 2026 High School Healthcare Bootcamps at HSHS St. Vincent Hospital and HSHS St. Mary’s Hospital Medical Center in Green Bay. The bootcamps are designed for high school juniors and seniors interested in a career in health care to experience a realistic look into various health care roles and make connections in their field of interest.

“This job shadowing experience is a great opportunity for students interested in a choosing a career in health care to learn about the different roles at our hospitals and experience hands-on skills sessions with our health care professionals,” said Ericka Mulroy, Nursing Professional Development Specialist for Hospital Sisters Health System (HSHS).

Through the bootcamp program, students will forge connections and gain valuable insight into what it means to pursue a career in health care. In 2023, Destiny Ross attended the HSHS High School Healthcare Bootcamp at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in O’Fallon, Illinois and is now pursuing a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) through HSHS St. Elizabeth’s CNA Program.

Ross shares, “During the bootcamp, I learned the importance of compassion, attention to detail, and patient-centered care. It showed me that being a CNA is not just about skills, but about truly caring for others. I chose this path to make a difference, and I’m excited to begin my journey with HSHS.”

Interested students will be able to talk directly to HSHS employment specialists about opportunities available to them in the field, opening a door in the health care industry before they graduate high school.

Applications for the HSHS Healthcare Bootcamps are due May 2. Each bootcamp location and date requires individual application. Students selected will be notified by May 14.

HSHS St. Vincent Hospital Healthcare Bootcamps – Green Bay

HSHS St. Mary’s Hospital Medical Center Healthcare Bootcamps – Green Bay

Boot camps are provided at no cost to participants, made possible through the generous support of donors to the HSHS St. Vincent/St. Mary’s Foundation. For more information about HSHS, visit hshs.org.

About Hospital Sisters Health System (HSHS)

Hospital Sisters Health System (HSHS) is a nonprofit Catholic health care ministry founded in 1875. Dedicated to our Mission to reveal and embody Christ’s healing love for all people through high-quality Franciscan health care, HSHS clinicians provide exceptional care centered on the whole person. Based in Springfield, Illinois, HSHS colleagues provide care in 13 acute-care, children’s and critical access hospitals and home health and hospice programs in Central and Southern Illinois and Eastern Wisconsin. HSHS is aligned with primary and specialty physicians and advanced practitioners through its owned affiliates HSHS Medical Group and Prairie Cardiovascular, its partnership with Prevea Health, and with many other providers serving on medical staffs. For more information about HSHS, visit hshs.org.  

Knights on the Fox Returns for 23rd Season of free Summer Concerts at St. Norbert College, Receives National Recognition

Knights on the Fox, St. Norbert College’s award‑winning outdoor concert series and a 2026 USA TODAY 10BEST Readers’ Choice Award nominee for Best Outdoor Concert Series, returns for its 23rd season with free live music along the scenic banks of the Fox River.

The concert series takes place Tuesday evenings from June 30 through August 4 near the gazebo area at Ray Van Den Heuvel Campus Center, featuring live performances from 6:30–8 p.m. The family-friendly events are free and open to the public and offer a relaxed summer atmosphere on the St. Norbert College campus.

With themed nights, popular regional bands, and special community celebrations, each week offers something new. Guests are welcome to drive to campus or dock their boats, bring lawn chairs or blankets, pack a picnic or enjoy food available on campus.

National recognition

Knights on the Fox has also been named a nominee for Best Outdoor Concert Series by the USA TODAY 10BEST Readers’ Choice Awards. Community members are encouraged to vote and help showcase one of Northeast Wisconsin’s favorite summer traditions. Voting is open now and closes May 11.

Vote here: https://10best.usatoday.com/awards/knights-on-fox-de-pere-wisconsin/

Event schedule

June 30 | Family Night
7000apart

July 7 | Happily Ever After Night
The Third Wheels

July 14 | Sponsor Night
The Cougars

July 21 | Athletics Night
The Pocket Kings

July 28 | Knight Necessities Hygiene Night
Midnight South

August 4 | Alumni Night
Brass Differential

For more information, visit snc.edu/kotf.

Unity Announces Luminary Walk Taking Place May 8th, 2026

On Friday, May 8, 2026, Unity, Northeast Wisconsin’s nonprofit leader in hospice care, palliative care, nonmedical home care, and grief support, will host its fifth annual Luminary Walk to raise funds for Unity Grief and Education Center, the region’s only freestanding Center designed to support individuals and families of all ages who have experienced a death. Participants will have the opportunity to walk in honor of a loved one and in support of others who are grieving

The Luminary Walk is a community event open to everyone and will take place at Heritage Hill State Historical Park, 2640 S. Webster Avenue, Green Bay, WI. A $35 registration fee is required for all participants ages 4 and older. This fee includes a customizable event t-shirt, raffle ticket, and food/refreshments. Additional fundraising is encouraged, but not required, in order to help ensure grief services offered through Unity Grief and Education Center are available to all in our communities at no cost.

Event registration and t-shirt pick-up will begin at 7:00 pm, along with pre-walk activities including stations to personalize the commemorative walk t-shirt, browse raffle baskets, and purchase tickets for a chance to win as well as visit with Unity’s certified Paws of Comfort therapy dogs. The participants will also enjoy DJ music overlooking the beautiful state park. A special program filled with inspiration will begin at 8:15 pm with the walk to start promptly at 8:30 pm. Glowing luminaries will guide walkers on the serene 1.5-mile paved walking trail. A wheelchair accessible tram will be available.

The $50,000 Luminary Walk fundraising goal helps sustain the efforts of Unity Grief and Education Center. Financial gifts ensure every individual and family in need of grief support throughout Northeast Wisconsin has access to the wide variety of compassionate services offered by Unity’s professional grief counselors at no cost.

Unity encourages individuals to form a fundraising team with family and friends or serve as an individual fundraiser. To register as an individual or a team, as well as access fundraising tools, visit www.unityhospice.org/luminary-walk. Those who register by April 10th will be guaranteed their t-shirt size; after that, available sizes will be limited. Online registration is open until Tuesday, May 5th.

“The Unity Luminary Walk is a moving experience where families and friends gather with smiles, care for each other, and share memories of loved ones. The generosity of walkers and supporters helps sustain our vision of creating a community where no one grieves alone. We are excited for you to experience the hope and gentle spirit of this year’s Luminary Walk,” says Unity Grief Services Director Jenny Boeckman.

About Unity Grief and Education Center

Established in November 2021, Unity Grief and Education Center is the first-of-its-kind facility in Northeast Wisconsin offering grieving individuals of all ages a safe haven to learn about grief, share experiences, and find hope.

Located at 2079 Lawrence Drive in De Pere, Unity Grief and Education Center features dedicated counseling rooms to accommodate adults, children, and families in need of grief support, as well as a large room for education and public outreach. The Center is staffed by

Unity’s experienced Grief Services team consisting of licensed counselors, social workers, and trained volunteers. Recognizing that every individual grieves in a unique way, Unity offers a wide variety of services to anyone who has experienced a death including:

  • Individual grief counseling
  • Family grief counseling
  • Grief support groups for children, teens, families and adults
  • Supportive telephone calls
  • Memorial services
  • Newsletter and literature resources
  • Holiday support
  • Grief consultation and support for businesses and schools

For more information about Unity Grief and Education Center or the 4th annual Luminary Walk, call (920) 339-6700 or visit unityhospice.org/luminary-walk.

About Unity

Unity is Northeast Wisconsin’s pioneering not-for-profit healthcare provider that offers a full complement of care solutions including nonmedical home care, supportive palliative care, hospice care, and grief support. With a commitment to seamlessly adapt care to the everchanging needs of each patient and family, Unity works tirelessly to enhance quality of life through innovative services and unique programs ensuring the wishes and goals of patients and families are always met. As the only locally owned and operated advanced illness provider in the region.

Unity partners with area skilled nursing facilities, assisted-living facilities, and pharmacies, ensuring seamless care in all settings. Unity is the sole organization offering inpatient hospice at seven area hospitals and is a collaboration between Bellin Health, HSHS St. Mary’s Hospital Medical Center, and HSHS St. Vincent Hospital. Established as the third hospice program in the nation, Unity launched Wisconsin’s first palliative care program in 2002, the area’s first hospice residence in 2007, the region’s only Grief and Education Center in 2021, and the area’s first pediatric hospice program in 2024. Learn more at https://unityhospice.org/.

Aspiro Announces Shawn Cleveland as New Project SEARCH Instructor

Aspiro is pleased to announce that Shawn Cleveland has been named the new Project SEARCH® Instructor at the Emplify/HSHS St. Vincent Project SEARCH site. In this role, Cleveland will lead classroom instruction and coordinate hands-on internship experiences that prepare young adults with disabilities for competitive, integrated employment.

Cleveland brings extensive leadership and instructional experience in special education, with a strong focus on vocational training, transition services, and postsecondary outcomes for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Most recently, she served as Principal of Syble Hopp School within the Brown County Children with Disabilities Education Board. Her work included supervision and coaching of certified and support staff, implementation of curricula in functional academics, independent living, community-based instruction, and vocational training, and close collaboration with families, educators, and district leaders across seven school districts.

Throughout her 20-year career, Cleveland has demonstrated deep expertise in IEP development and implementation, special education compliance, and data-driven instructional practices across early childhood through secondary levels.

“Shawn’s background in leading high-quality special education programming and her deep understanding of transition-focused instruction make her an exceptional fit for Project SEARCH®,” said Ryan Ruzziconi, President of Aspiro. “Her experience, passion, and commitment to student success will be a tremendous asset to our partnership with Emplify and HSHS St. Vincent, and most importantly, to the individuals we serve as they prepare for meaningful employment.”

Project SEARCH is a nationally recognized transition-to-work program that provides classroom instruction and immersive internship experiences within a host business setting.

Aspiro (www.aspiroinc.org)

About Aspiro

Aspiro was established in 1957 by a group of 67 parents of children with disabilities. Sixty-eight years later, and serving over 1,600 individuals and families, Aspiro still works to drive their work forward through eleven different services: Assisted Day Services, Birth To Three, Building Full Lives, Day Services, Employment Services, Group Supported Employment, Prevocational Services, Project SEARCH®, Recreation, Respite Care and Transition Services.

InitiativeOne 2026 Leadership COnference to be Held at Oneida Casino Hotel

InitiativeOne will host its 2026 Leadership Conference, Leadership Reframe, at the Oneida Casino Hotel. Built for leaders accountable for results, this lifealtering experience confronts the breakdowns that stall execution and limit performance. Over three days, leaders engage the real dynamics shaping their teams and leave able to:

  • Shift how they think under pressure
  • Lead difficult conversations without damaging trust
  • Strengthen accountability without creating resistance
  • Apply leadership best practices immediately with their teams
  • Connect with leaders carrying real responsibility
  • Learn from those who have done the work
  • Build lasting relationships that extend beyond the room

Leave with tools that change team performance This is not insight. It is application. Leaders in the room are responsible for outcomes. The expectation is ownership. Each participant is challenged to examine how they lead, where they tolerate gaps, and what must change to move their organization forward.

The results are measurable:

  • Clearer decisions
  • Stronger alignment
  • Higher standards
  • Sustained performance

Registration is open. Capacity is limited. Register Now: www.initiativeone.com/conference 

About InitiativeOne

InitiativeOne is a leadership transformation firm that helps leaders and organizations change from the inside out. For almost three decades, we have guided executives, teams, and companies through the real work of leadership; building trust, removing drama, and creating cultures where people and performance thrive. Leadership is not defined by title or authority. It is defined by character, courage, and how a leader shows up when it matters most. Our work focuses on heart-level change that drives clear thinking, decisive action, and lasting influence. Leadership is personal. Transformation is possible. It starts from within.

Bring Your Dog to the Zoo on April 27th

 The NEW Zoo & Adventure Park invites you to emBARK on a new adventure with your pup at our first ever Bring Your Dog to the Zoo event! Join us from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Monday, April 27th to enjoy this unique opportunity for dog lovers and pets alike. Guests will enjoy an evening filled with all the fun sights, sounds, and scents of the Zoo and our wild residents. A small gift will be provided to each dog on arrival.

“A ‘Bring Your Dog to the Zoo’ event is something we’ve been working towards for a while,” says Carmen Murach, NEW Zoo Director. “Many AZA accredited zoos across the country have hosted similar events successfully, so we’ve been eager to bring this experience here. After some “test runs” with our wonderful staff members, volunteers, and their dogs, our animal residents are ready to welcome their canine cousins.”

Dog tickets must be purchased in advance on the NEW Zoo’s website. Each dog must have an adult (human!) companion in attendance: a minimum of one adult guest per dog is required. Dog tickets will be $15 each and regular zoo admission rates will apply to all adults and children who attend with their furry friends. For everyone’s safety and enjoyment, please note that all dog owners must provide proof that your dog is up to date with rabies vaccinations, distemper and parvo vaccinations, and on a flea, tick, and heartworm prevention regimen. Dogs must also be on a non-retractable leash that’s a maximum of six feet long. Certain areas of the Zoo, such as the Aviary and animal feeding experiences will be excluded, but dog-friendly pathways will be noted, and maps will be handed out on arrival.

Guests who reserve dog tickets for the event can plan to arrive any time after 3:00 p.m. and before 5:30 p.m. on April 27th. After purchasing a dog ticket, guests will receive a link and with an invitation to submit your dog’s proof of vaccination. This upload must be received no later than 12:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 23rd. Dogs that do not have proof of vaccination on file by the deadline will be unable to enter the Zoo on April 27th.

*Members Pre-Sale*

NEW Zoo Members have the opportunity to purchase dog tickets immediately! Simply log into your membership account once you’re on the ticket sales page. For FAQs and info about using your Membership Discount, visit our Memberships Page.

Ticket sales for the general public will begin at 8:00 a.m. on Monday, April 13th. Dog ticket quantities are limited.

Dog Day Arrives This April at Green Bay Botanical Garden

Green Bay Botanical Garden invites guests and their four-legged companions to enjoy the beauty of early spring in Wisconsin during Dog Day on Sunday, April 12 or Sunday, April 19 from 10 am–2 pm.

The next two Sundays, guests can soak up early spring scenes, walk outdoor paths, and explore natural areas. It’s a way for guests to get outside, enjoy fresh air, and experience the Garden in a fun and relaxed way with their pups. Local pet vendors will also be on site, offering treats, products, and information for dog lovers.

Dog Day is included with regular Garden admission for owners and can be purchased online ahead of time. Dog admission is $7.

Courtesy of Green Bay Botanical Garden

Garden members receive free admission, and their dogs can enjoy free entry during Dog Day hours.

Dog Day Guidelines:

  • Dogs must remain on a leash at all times.
  • One dog per adult.
  • Dogs must be vaccinated.
  • Owners must clean up after their pets. Waste stations will be located throughout the Garden.
  • A signed waiver is required. Interested guests can fill it out online.
  • The Bell Children’s Garden and Arendt Conifer Garden will be off limits to dogs to help protect plant collections.
  • Dogs are not allowed in the Garden outside of event hours. Service animals are welcome.

Dog Day offers a unique way to enjoy spring at the Garden, whether strolling pathways, walking wooded trails, or simply spending time outdoors with your canine companion.

For details and to plan your outing, visit GBBG.org/DogDay.

About Green Bay Botanical Garden  

Green Bay Botanical Garden connects people with plants by providing year-round educational and recreational experiences for everyone in an environment that engages, inspires, and refreshes. First opened in 1996 and now featuring 47-acres of display gardens and natural areas, the Garden touches the lives of more than 200,000 guests annually on average from northeast Wisconsin and beyond. For more information about other happenings, visit GBBG.org or call 920.490.9457.  

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