slide, it appeared to her as a crumpled mass of green plastic, inexplicably pushed out from its center as though the inside of the slide blew up.

Police investigated the case, and the city of West Allis blocked off the slide until it was removed and replaced with a new slide. Experts coming to determine why West Allis slide exploded, injuring New Berlin boy, reports @JaneS_NOW. https://t.co/ATRKKStqli

— MyCommunityNow (@MyCommunityNOW) June 27, 2017 West Allis Mayor Dan Devine talked with the manufacturer of the slide and stated they hadn't ever seen anything like it — despite the fact that the manufacturer has sold thousands of slides just like the one in West Allis across the country.



According to a WMTW report, a replacement slide was en route from Minneapolis later thatpublishes Stock Market Magazine, a twenty-two year old publication directed to small investors, ten times annually.  A few clerical and part-time employees assist with production, but the magazine essentially is a two-person operation, consisting of WSPI's President, Angelo R. Martinelli, who oversees the business end of the publication, and Bernard D. Brown, the Managing Editor.


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