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Jonah Beleckis

Jonah Beleckis

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Digital Reporter, Wisconsin Today

Madison

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  • With war raging, ballroom dance connects Ukrainians to their home

    By Jonah Beleckis Verified, Maureen McCollum Verified| Wisconsin Life@ Pairs of dancers glide across the floor at the Fred Astaire Dance Studios in Madison. Couples sway their hips as they practice their dances, including rumba and other styles of ballroom dance. Nearly all the instructors at this studio were born in Ukraine, where ballroom dance is like little league baseball in the United States. Tetiana Lutsenko, the studio’s owner who first started dancing at age 3, explained how dance is deeply embedded in the country’s way of life from an early age.

    By Jonah Beleckis Verified, Maureen McCollum Verified · Wisconsin Life

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • During ‘Dry January,’ links between alcohol and cancer highlight calls for change in Wisconsin

    By Jonah Beleckis Verified| Rice Lake Chronotype Verified At the start of “Dry January,” an effort to stop drinking alcohol for the first month of the year, the U.S. surgeon general released an advisory highlighting the links between alcohol consumption and cancer risks. Following the advisory and its recommendations, the head of a Wisconsin policy initiative aimed at reducing the harmful effects of excessive drinking explained how a state known for its binge drinking habits could make its residents healthier. kAm|2FC66?

    By Jonah Beleckis Verified · Rice Lake Chronotype

    Jan. 26, 2025

  • With war raging, ballroom dance connects Ukrainians to their home

    By Jonah Beleckis Verified, Maureen McCollum Verified| Wisconsin Life@ Pairs of dancers glide across the floor at the Fred Astaire Dance Studios in Madison. Couples sway their hips as they practice their dances, including rumba and other styles of ballroom dance. Nearly all the instructors at this studio were born in Ukraine, where ballroom dance is like little league baseball in the United States. Tetiana Lutsenko, the studio’s owner who first started dancing at age 3, explained how dance is deeply embedded in the country’s way of life from an early age.

    By Jonah Beleckis Verified, Maureen McCollum Verified · Wisconsin Life

    Mar. 20, 2025

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