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Healthy Habits

Every step counts! A simple walk can kick-start healthy habits, leading to a longer, healthier life. Regular physical activity boosts your mood, gives you energy, and improves your quality of sleep. Who couldn’t use more of those in their lives! Build activity into your schedule and lifestyle so it doesn’t feel like a chore. Get […]

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Earth Day 2024

Earth Day originated in Wisconsin in 1970 and is now celebrated by more than a billion people worldwide. Small things you do can have a big impact on our planet.  “We often spend 40+ hours a week at work. When we create a company culture where sustainability is encouraged, having sustainable practices outside of work

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Pay Attention In Work Zones

Today is the last day of #NationalWorkZoneAwarenessWeek. When asking KL Director of Construction Services, Chris Ehlert, about what he wishes folks in the community understood about his experience in work zones, he had this to say: “From technology, to increased efficiencies, to better materials, to increasing environmental sensitivity…there’s been so many advancements to be proud

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Stay Motivated!

Stay motivated! When you make time for physical activity, you are benefiting your mind, body, and heart. Aim to get at least 150 minutes per week of moderate-intensity aerobic activity, spread throughout the week. Find a walking buddy and consider joining the KL Engineering team for the American Heart Association Heart Walk on September 14.

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National Walking Day

Tomorrow, April 3rd, is National Walking Day and groups of people from our KL offices will be joining others nationwide in the American Heart Association’s #NationalWalkingDay by taking a 15-minute stroll around the neighborhood. Getting into this healthy habit will help you #MoveMore. It’s good for your heart and your soul. Won’t you join us?

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Habitat Build Day 2024

Members of our KL Family helped their community last week. Nathan Rullman, Travis Goebel, Brian St. Vincent, Charlie Denu, Lance Williston, and Matt Regnier worked at the Habitat for Humanity build site in Oregon, WI. Two sets of twin homes are being built. They helped get some windows and soffit installed, scaffold built, and started

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Photos of our 4 staff named in the post, working on and posing with bikes they repaired, with Bikes for Kids logo and a bike graphic with wheels that have the KL logo in one and the Bikes for Kids logo in the other.

Bikes for Kids

KL’s Karen Richardson, Bill Biesmann, Chad Halverson, and Brad Halvensleben volunteered at Bikes for Kids Wisconsin last week. This organization gives away over 2000 bikes each Spring! Our team had a great time helping clean and make minor mechanical adjustments to the bikes that have been donated. Bikes are still needed! Check out their website

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