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Four job fairs held in southeast Wisconsin Wednesday

MILWAUKEE — Some job seekers may have had some luck Wednesday, May 16th! Four different job fairs took place throughout southeastern Wisconsin Wednesday featuring employers looking for workers to fill open positions.

Walmart is looking to hire 75 associates to work at the Neighborhood Market store opening in Milwaukee this summer. Interested employees can apply online by CLICKING HERE.

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Wisconsin State Fair hosts job fair on Wednesday

WEST ALLIS — The Wisconsin State Fair Park is hosting a job fair on Wednesday, May 16th to fill positions needed during the annual run of the fair from August 2-12, 2012.

There are a variety of positions that need to be filled. They include ticket sellers, ticket takers, ushers, gate greeters (three-hour shifts on afternoons only) and security staff.

The job fair will be held from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. at the Wisconsin Exposition Center at State Fair Park.

Applications and more information on the available positions can be found online by CLICKING HERE. Applications can also be obtained and filled out on-site.

The 161st Wisconsin State Fair will take place Thursday, August 2nd through Sunday, August 12th, 2012.

Where’s Chorizo? He was at Miller Park!

MILWAUKEE — Where’s Chorizo? Last year Bernie Brewer went missing and on Tuesday, May 15th, Chorizo went missing — and only Brewers fans could help find him. Starting at 5 a.m., fans flocked to Miller Park to participate in a scavenger hunt to pick up their very own Chorizo lawn ornament, and the statues in the sombreros didn’t last long!

2,000 Chorizo lawn ornaments were strategically placed throughout the parking lots and surrounding area of Miller Park.  There was a strict limit of one ornament per person and Brewers staff were placed in all planting locations to monitor the scavenger hunt activities.

New Berlin police looking for missing 30-year-old man

NEW BERLIN — New Berlin police are asking for help locating a missing 30-year-old West Allis man missing from Next Step Residential Services.

Jeffrey Hays has the mental capacity of a 16-year-old and has been missing since 1:00 p.m. Monday, May 14th.

Hays is described as 5’10″ tall, weighing 150 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes. He was last seen wearing or carrying a black sweatshirt.

Hays has been known to frequent the hotel zone on Moorland Road near I-94 and Greenfield Park in West Allis.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the New Berlin Police Department at (262) 782-6640.

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New Berlin West H.S. to host career/job fair on May 23rd

NEW BERLIN — The New Berlin School District is organizing a career and job fair for students and the public on Wednesday, May 23rd. Right now, the district is looking for businesses interested in taking part.

The career fair will feature space for interested businesses to meet and greet students and to discuss possible employment opportunities related to the business or industry. All students in grades 11 & 12 will be participating in the career fair.

The job fair will be specifically for potential employers to talk with interested candidates. The job fair for students will be from 1-3 p.m. and the job fair for the community will be from 5:30-8 p.m.

The entire event will take place in the New Berlin West High School field house.

DNA sequencing the answer to boys’ mysterious disorder?

PEWAUKEE — It is a journey that has put her in touch with doctors from around the world. On this Mother’s Day, Mindy Brayman may be one step closer to solving the cause behind a disease that has crippled her two children, with the help of experts in her back yard.

Nine-year-old Jack and eight-year-old Todd suffer from a mysterious genetic disease, that has baffled doctors for years.  But new breakthroughs, specifically DNA sequencing, may help finally discover what is causing the children’s brains to not communicate properly with the rest of their bodies. The two boys need 24/7 care.

Jesse Steinmetz bound over for trial in death of Mary Moore

MILWAUKEE — Jesse Steinmetz, a man suspected of running over a woman laying in the road, was bound over for trial in court Friday morning, May 11th. The woman killed is 45-year-old West Allis resident Mary Moore, whose son was killed hours after she died.

In Friday’s preliminary hearing, the medical examiner, a police officer and a detective testified before the judge ruled there was enough evidence to hold a trial.

Steinmetz has been charged with killing Moore and claims he thought he hit an animal. However, a search warrant obtained by FOX6 News shows authorities believe they may know why Moore was laying in the road in the first place.