Five justices said penalizing homeowners who don’t open their homes to government appraisers violates the U.S. Constitution clause prohibiting illegal searches.
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Contact: Ald. Michael J. Murphy, (414) 286-3763 Alderman Michael J. Murphy said he is grateful for the directive issued last night (attached) to Police Chief Edward Flynn by the Fire and Police Commission related to the Milwaukee Police Department’s vehicle pursuit policy.
Doyle, and now Walker and the Republicans, were so hooked on highway debt they have needed to resort to the general fund to finance a portion of the burgeoning sums.
Wisconsin lawmakers might not like the idea of borrowing to pay for road projects, but an overwhelming amount of research and experience, not to mention current state policy, shows bonding to be an effective and essential component in transportation funding.
Contact: Brandon Weathersby, brandonw@wisdems.org, 608-260-2409 MADISON — Wisconsin Republicans are right to “worry about a crowded Senate primary” and it’s just not the number of candidates that’s the problem – it’s their baggage. Take Kevin Nicholson and the coverage he’s earned, all before he’s even formally said if he’ll run.
Ensuring that every eligible American voter has the ability to cast his or her ballot without intimidation, preclusion and prejudice is a constitutional right.
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Contact: Tom Evenson, (608) 266-2839 DE PERE – Governor Scott Walker signed four special session bills into law today that are part of the Heroin Opiate Prevention and Education (H.O.P.E.) agenda passed by the Wisconsin legislature during a special session. The four
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Contact: Norm Davis July 17, 2017 608-267-8759 The City of Madison Department of Civil Rights has been chosen to receive this year’s Fair Housing Award from the Wisconsin Fair Housing Network for their work to eliminate discrimination for residents
Contact: Tony Palese, tony.palese@legis.wi.gov, 608-266-5490 Substance abuse worsens amid GOP cuts, attacks on Affordable Care Act LA CROSSE, WI – Community advocates and health care leaders continue to express concerns over the limited response to Wisconsin’s opioid epidemic. As Gov. Walker promotes
Media Contact Lindsay Lemmer, MBA Pronouns: she/her/hers Ph: 608.217.5217 Email: Lindsay@LindsayLemmer.com Karaoke Fundraiser Benefitting Local Feminist Group Features Informal Fun and Networking July 17, 2017. Madison, Wis. The Madison chapter of the National Organization for Women – Madison NOW – is
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Contact: Brandon Weathersby, brandonw@wisdems.org, 608-260-2409 MADISON – The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel published a revealing story, uncovering Kevin Nicholson’s lack of actions concerning the care of Wisconsin veterans at Wisconsin Veterans Home at King. Nicholson, member of the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs board,
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Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 257-4765 Putting Everything “Back On The Table,” Gronik’s Fall Back Goes Further Than Before Act 10 [Madison, WI]— As first reported by WKOW in Madison, out-of-touch con artist Andy Gronik is putting everything “back on the table” when
Contact: Representative Joel Kitchens (608) 266-5350 Madison – State Representative Joel Kitchens (R-Sturgeon Bay) released the following statement following the DNR’s release of proposed new manure management rules for the karst geo-region: “At the end of last week, the DNR announced
Five justices said penalizing homeowners who don’t open their homes to government appraisers violates the U.S. Constitution clause prohibiting illegal searches.
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Contact: Ald. Michael J. Murphy, (414) 286-3763 Alderman Michael J. Murphy said he is grateful for the directive issued last night (attached) to Police Chief Edward Flynn by the Fire and Police Commission related to the Milwaukee Police Department’s vehicle pursuit policy. Alderman Murphy, chair of the Judiciary and Legislation Committee, said
Doyle, and now Walker and the Republicans, were so hooked on highway debt they have needed to resort to the general fund to finance a portion of the burgeoning sums.
Wisconsin lawmakers might not like the idea of borrowing to pay for road projects, but an overwhelming amount of research and experience, not to mention current state policy, shows bonding to be an effective and essential component in transportation funding.
Contact: Brandon Weathersby, brandonw@wisdems.org, 608-260-2409 MADISON — Wisconsin Republicans are right to “worry about a crowded Senate primary” and it’s just not the number of candidates that’s the problem – it’s their baggage. Take Kevin Nicholson and the coverage he’s earned, all before he’s even formally said if he’ll run. No wonder an out-of-state Republican mega-donor is funneling money into a super
Ensuring that every eligible American voter has the ability to cast his or her ballot without intimidation, preclusion and prejudice is a constitutional right.
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Contact: Tom Evenson, (608) 266-2839 DE PERE – Governor Scott Walker signed four special session bills into law today that are part of the Heroin Opiate Prevention and Education (H.O.P.E.) agenda passed by the Wisconsin legislature during a special session. The four bills relate to medical measures to prevent and treat opioid
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Contact: Norm Davis July 17, 2017 608-267-8759 The City of Madison Department of Civil Rights has been chosen to receive this year’s Fair Housing Award from the Wisconsin Fair Housing Network for their work to eliminate discrimination for residents within the city of Madison. Civil Rights Director Norman Davis
Contact: Tony Palese, tony.palese@legis.wi.gov, 608-266-5490 Substance abuse worsens amid GOP cuts, attacks on Affordable Care Act LA CROSSE, WI – Community advocates and health care leaders continue to express concerns over the limited response to Wisconsin’s opioid epidemic. As Gov. Walker promotes another round of narrowly-targeted opioid proposals, his cuts to drug
Media Contact Lindsay Lemmer, MBA Pronouns: she/her/hers Ph: 608.217.5217 Email: Lindsay@LindsayLemmer.com Karaoke Fundraiser Benefitting Local Feminist Group Features Informal Fun and Networking July 17, 2017. Madison, Wis. The Madison chapter of the National Organization for Women – Madison NOW – is holding a fundraiser to support and expand their work. “Find
7717Keynote Speaker Announced – 2017 SDC Summit on Poverty
Contact: Brandon Weathersby, brandonw@wisdems.org, 608-260-2409 MADISON – The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel published a revealing story, uncovering Kevin Nicholson’s lack of actions concerning the care of Wisconsin veterans at Wisconsin Veterans Home at King. Nicholson, member of the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs board, “didn’t attend a Veterans Affairs board meeting at King in
Come learn about opportunities for pre-employment training for Metalcraft. Upon successful completion and employment with Metalcraft, employees will be on a fast track to great career pathways in the industrial trades. Starting pay is $15 per hour and up! Registration is required, walk-ins are not accepted To register, call (414) 342-9787 or
Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 257-4765 Putting Everything “Back On The Table,” Gronik’s Fall Back Goes Further Than Before Act 10 [Madison, WI]— As first reported by WKOW in Madison, out-of-touch con artist Andy Gronik is putting everything “back on the table” when it comes to collective bargaining—including allowing state employees to pay
Contact: Representative Joel Kitchens (608) 266-5350 Madison – State Representative Joel Kitchens (R-Sturgeon Bay) released the following statement following the DNR’s release of proposed new manure management rules for the karst geo-region: “At the end of last week, the DNR announced that they had completed writing their new manure management rules