Morning Links for September 14, 2016

Morning Links for September 14, 2016

Walker’s John Doe docs leaked, Pokemon Go and Lake Parkers continue feud, Zeidler humanitarian awardees named and tickets (some fake) fetching big coin for Packers-Vikings.

Walker’s corporate cash: The Guardian published 1,500 pages of secret documents related to alleged illegal coordination between Gov. Scott Walker’s recall campaign and outside funding groups, including a lead paint magnate whose company soon benefited from favorable legislation.

Pokemon No: Players of the popular game and Lake Park denizens annoyed by it meet, accomplish nothing.

Ellis, Daitsman get humanitarian award: Andre Lee Ellis and  Rose Daitsman have been named winners of the annual Frank P. Zeidler Public Service award. Listen to Milmag’s podcast with Ellis here.

Careful, cheeseheads: Tickets for Sunday’s Vikings-Packers clash at the purple team’s new glass castle are going for $447 on the secondary market as the team warns fans to beware of counterfeit tix.

Daniel Simmons grew up in St. Paul, Minn., the “good twin” city. He started his writing career covering the midsection for the Mayo Clinic. Since then he’s written about human smuggling by sea in San Diego, the coyote invasion of Chicago and the political circus in Madison. He also got to write about his childhood idol, Larry Bird, for Runners World. He’s the managing editor.