At the announcement, Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele gave a personal check of $25,000 to the fund, and the Milwaukee County Parks Department donated $10,000.

Buchman himself said he knows what it feels like to not be able to participate in recreational activities with friends and family. He was diagnosed with bone cancer when he was 13 years old.

His goal is to increase opportunities for everyone to participate together, not to keep access separate.

"We're saying where are those opportunities for us to play as a family, as friends, as peers, as colleagues and in my community as opposed to always having to be a part of an adaptive sports team," he said.

Buchman says Milwaukee is leading the way in thinking about both the collective group, and independence in accessibility.

"We'reKatina Powell misses court but a judge isn't buying her excuse

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UPDATE: Katina Powell detained by LMPD moments after being evicted from home

Katina Powell did not show up for her scheduled eviction hearing because she was having a panic attack and was rushed to Jewish Hospital South, a family member who appeared on her behalf told a judge Wednesday morning.

But Judge Sandra L. McLaughlin was skeptical of the claim.

"She has a history of purposely avoiding court and the court finds she is purposely avoiding court today," McLaughlin said. "I'm going to have this hearing today. I'm sure she's going to be fine ..."

McLaughlin said she'd wait overnight if she had to.

"This court can operate all night long," McLaughlin said. "Tell