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Press Releases

May 10
	· U.S. Dept. of Justice, Western Wisconsin: Altoona man sentenced to 12 years for distributing child pornography

	· Social Development Commission: Trains refugees as business owners

	· U.S. Rep. Kind: Applauds DOT announcement keeping air traffic towers open

	· U.S. Rep. Ryan: Announces mobile office visits for summer 2013

	· Gov. Walker: Statement on 79th annual Wisconsin Conservation Congress

May 9
	· AG Van Hollen: Special agents from the Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) partner with the Sauk County Sheriff's Office and the Waukesha Police Department in Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) operation

	· Rep. Wachs: Assembly Republicans deny justice for asbestos victims, veterans

	· UW-Stevens Point: Moses Creek restoration recognized for collaboration

	· Dept. of Transportation: Adopt-a-Highway crews keep roadsides beautiful

	· Blackhawk Technical College: Hires Dr. Diane Nyhammer as new Vice President of Learning

	· Rep. Craig: Letter to UW-Milwaukee Chancellor Lovell

	· Rep. Vos: Statement on passage of Milwaukee County reform

	· U.S. Rep. Moore: Opposes Working Families Flexibility Act

	· DCCC: Vote alert: Congressman Duffy votes for the "Pay Working Families Less Act"

	· DCCC: Vote alert: Congressman Ribble votes for the "Pay Working Families Less Act"

	· Wisconsin Hospital Association: Statement on legislation mandating hospital staffing policies

	· Wisconsin Hospital Association: Hospitals hail passage of informed consent legislation

	· Wisconsin Civil Justice Council: Wisconsin businesses applaud Assembly for advancing civil justice legislation

	· Wisconsin Civil Justice Council: Wisconsin businesses applaud Assembly for advancing civil justice legislation

	· Marquette University: Government scholar, pollster Charles Franklin joins Marquette University

	· Sen. Hansen: Senate passes bill to protect sanitation workers

	· Milwaukee Co. Exec Abele: Milwaukee County offering help to aging veterans

	· Rep. Barca: Democratic weekly radio address: "WEDC reforms needed now"

	· Government Accountability Board: Announces campaign finance training sessions

	· U.S. Rep. Ribble: Introduces bipartisan budget solution

	· Gov. Walker: Weekly radio address: Kicking off "Cabinet on the Road"

	· Reps. Nygren, Strachota, Kooyenga, Knudson, Klenke, LeMahieau: Revenue numbers breathe new life into budget debate

	· UW-Milwaukee: Farm to fork: Will Allen set to speak on good food revolution at UWM May 15

	· Dept. of Public Instruction: Four students named Presidential Scholars from Wisconsin

	· Rep. Thiesfeldt: Schedules listening sessions

	· Reps. August, Craig: Announce anti-drone bill

	· MacIver Institute: Wisconsin revenues up more than a half billion

	· Sen. Darling: Statement on improved revenue numbers

	· Rep. Vos: Statement on revenue numbers

	· Rep. Barca: Statement on new state revenue projections

	· Sen. Larson: Revised revenue estimate provides additional $500 million for public education

	· U.S. Rep. Pocan: Votes against bill that plans for U.S. default

	· Gov. Walker: Statement on increased revenue projections

	· Dairy Business Association: Leadership meets with Speaker of the House John Boehner

	· Gov. Walker: Seeks applicants for coroner in Rusk County


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