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5 V$ n- K4 _3 [. V SAINT FRANICS 鈥?For 39 years, George Burzynski has wo stanley deutschland rked tirelessly to bring authentic handcrafted Polish food to Milwaukee. After more than three decades of owning the only Polish restaurant in Southeastern Wisconsin, Burzynski will be closing the Polonez Restaurant s doors. I m happy. I have so many nice customers that I will remember forever,  said Burzynski.The news was posted to the restaurant s Facebook page Sunday, saying the restaurant s last day will be Sept. 25. Burzynski and his wife plan to retire. 鈥婽welve-hour days, six days a week is just far too much for them. He s been working nonstop ever since. No vacations, nothing like that. My dad is 74, no 74-year-old should have to work as much as he does,  said Burzynski s son, Peter Burzynski.Burzynski came to the United States in 1981. In 1983, he opened the Polonez restaurant where over the years he s served popular dignitaries, politicians, religious leaders, and thousands of customers. At the beginning, I didn t know anything about business, I just had a love for cooking,  said Burzynski. I am eternally grateful for them. They wor stanley cup quencher ked day and night nonstop. Their American dream was not necessarily for them, but for us,  said Peter.鈥婤urzynski says it wasn t an easy decision to retire and close the restaurant, but he s looking forward to spending less time in the kitchen, and more tim stanley cup e with his family. Especially his grandchildren. I never had the chance to go to any of my kid s school s plays because I was workings Etos Medical expert explains why kids and those that are vaccinated should wear masks at school
WEST ALLIS, Wis. 鈥?Final touches are being put on vendor booths, 4H shows and the Cream Puff Pavilion before the Wisconsin State Fair opens to visitors Thursday after a year off due to COVID-19. The gates open stanley cup  at 11 a.m., and thousands are expected to head to the annual tradition.The opening of the fair comes against the backdrop of a rise in COVID-19 cases fueled by the more contagious Delta variant. Organizers say safety is top priority for visitors. Masks are not required but recommended indoors. There are increased sanitizing stations, parking and admission will be cashless, and rides will use wristbands instead of tickets.                         T stanley isolierkanne MJ4         It s really important for us to put these safety measures in place so we can get back to some great traditions that our fair-goers have come to know and love over the years,  said Chief Marketing Officer Jen Puente.The fair will also change hours to accommodate more cleaning. Gates will open at 11 a.m. and close at 11 p.m., except for the final Sunday of the fair, when it will close at 10 p.m. Parking lots will open a half hour earlier at 10:30 a.m.Vendors that missed out on 2020 business are happy to be back in action for 2021.  We really missed seeing everybody here at the fair, friends and people that you get to know over the years,  said Ben Suehring, owner of SJ Popcorn.                         TMJ4        Student livestock handlers are also happy to be back.  None of these kids had an oppor stanley kaffeebecher tunity to show