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May 21
· WisDems: On the road again: Presidential candidate Scott Walker campaigns in Connecticut, next stop New York
· WLWCA: Applauds Joint Finance Committee action in support of land conservation offices
May 22
· AG Van Hollen: Reaches agreement with Penguin Group Inc. to resolve e-book price-fixing allegations
· American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network: Governor Walker proclaims May 22 ‘American Cancer Society Day’ to honor organization’s 100 years of fighting cancer
· Board of Commissioner of Public Lands: Board approves $3.9 million for community projects and sale of school trust lands in Douglas and Iron Counties
· Dane Co. Exec. Parisi: County welcomes new giraffes to Henry Vilas Zoo family
· Dept. of Financial Institutions: DFI Secretary elected to board of national banking organization
· Dept. of Natural Resources: Glacial Drumlin State Trail bridges to be closed longer than previously announced
· Dept. of Natural Resources: People can now check campsite availability at Wisconsin's largest state forest online or through iPhone app
· Dept. of Natural Resources: Statement from DNR Sec. Stepp on Wisconsin Walleye Initiative
· Dept. of Public Instruction: Joint Committee on Finance advances education policies
· Dept. of Public Instruction: King International School, Sargento Foods earn national college and career readiness awards
· Dept. of Workforce Development: Secretary welcomes employers, job seekers to Southeastern Wisconsin Career Expo
· Dept. of Workforce Development: Wisconsin local employment & unemployment estimates released
· Gov. Walker: Announces Wisconsin Walleye Initiative
· Gov. Walker: Building Commission approves projects
· Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation: Thirty four student-centered programs awarded Great Lakes College Ready grants
· Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee: Westlawn Gardens neighborhood recognized with major national award
· Milwaukee Co. Exec. Abele: Thanks legislators for increasing child support funding
· Milwaukee Public Schools: MPS' Rufus King wins national ACT award for college and career readiness
· One Wisconsin Now: Rep. Steineke dodges constituents, refuses to appear to explain his support for taxpayer financed private school voucher expansion, at his own town hall meeting
· Parents for Public Schools of Milwaukee: Parents praise proposal to re-invest in public schools
· Rep. Kleefisch: Deer Collision Reduction Act on its way to the Assembly floor
· Rep. Nass: UW System tuition freeze and prohibiting new differential tuition plans
· Rep. Pope: Rep. Pope and others deliver 16,809 signatures asking for removal of voucher expansion from state budget
· Rep. Taylor: Statement on voucher petition drive
· Sen. Carpenter: Residency repeal complicates Bradley Center plans
· Sen. Darling, Rep. Nygren: JFC chairs invest in child support collection
· Sen. Larson: Statement of Senate Democratic Leader Larson calling for increasing funding by $275 per student
· Sen. Shilling: Republicans give Gov. Walker sweeping authority to sell state properties through no-bid contracts
· Sens. Ellis and Cowles: Ask to remove rent-to-own from budget
· U.S. Rep. Kind: Blasts Republican attempts to shift Medicare costs onto the backs of seniors
· U.S. Rep. Kind: Gov. Walker committing budgetary and fiscal malpractice
· U.S. Rep. Petri: Announces May town meeting schedule
· U.S. Sen. Baldwin: Delivers first Senate floor speech
· UW-Stout: Students construct two buildings at police shooting range
· Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership: Wild whooping crane chic hatches in central Wisconsin
· Wisconsin Conservation Congress: Supports announcement of Walleye Initiative
· Wisconsin Council on Children and Families: Ending BadgerCare coverage in 2014 for 100,000 adults has substantial risks
· Wisconsin Hunters Rights Coalition: Applauds Governor Walker, DNR on Wisconsin Walleye Initiative
· Wisconsin League of Conservation Voters: Joint Finance Committee commended for restoring County Conservation staff
· Wisconsin Right to Life: Urges support for two important legislative initiatives
May 23
· AG Van Hollen: Announces National Mortgage Settlement relief exceeds $23 million for Wisconsin borrowers in first quarter of 2013
· Dane Co. Exec Parisi: County kicks off boating season with expanded fleet to keep lakes, beaches clean this summer
· Dane Co. Exec. Parisi: County receives national grant to reduce racial disparities in the criminal justice system
· Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee: Congressman Duffy supports ‘Students Pay More Act’
· Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee: Congressman Ribble supports ‘Students Pay More Act’
· Dept. of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection: No Call List quarterly deadline approaching (May 31)
· Dept. of Natural Resources: Walleye bag limits to increase on more than 400 northern lakes
· Dept. of Workforce Development: DWD Secretary: Milwaukee-area career planning pilot helps 1,900 high school students explore potential pathways
· Gov. Walker: Weekly radio address: Focusing on jobs and growing our economy
· Milwaukee Co. Board of Supervisors: Results from meeting May 23, 2013
· One Wisconsin Now: Travels to Iowa to share Walker "Resume of Failure”
· Rep. Bernard Schaber: Joins colleagues to deliver 16,809 signatures asking for removal of voucher expansion from state budget
· Rep. Hesselbein: Veterans bill receives hearing in Veterans Committee
· Rep. Hintz: Wisconsin: Open for predatory business?
· Rep. Krug: Alternative program funding for rural areas
· Rep. Mason: Democratic weekly radio address: "Start undoing GOP damage to education"
· Rep. Suder: Letter to JFC for increase in domestic violence victims funding
· Reps. Mason, Weatherston: Bipartisan “Isabella’s Law” approved unanimously by Assembly committee


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