Milwaukee County War Memorial Center, 750 N. Lincoln Memorial Drive, Milwaukee. Milwaukee has been labeled as one of America’s top 50 of places to live, yet it has also been ranked the sixth most dangerous city. At a time when
Contact: Paul Zimmerman 608.828.5708 MADISON – Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation is supportive of the latest votes from Joint Finance Committee members on Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) and Department of Natural Resources (DNR) issues that impact farmers.
Contact: Zach Madden 608-266-7521(office) 608-620-3884 (cell) MADISON – Saturday marks the 97th anniversary of the adoption of the 19th Amendment granting women the right to vote. 97 years later, Wisconsin women are losing ground in the fight for full equality.
Contact: Senator Cowles, 920.448.5092 Representative Kerkman, 888.529.0061 MADISON – Today, the nonpartisan Legislative Audit Bureau (LAB) released the second phase of its evaluation (report 17‑14) of the Wisconsin Veterans Home at King, which is located in Waupaca County and operated by
Contact: info@daneGOP.org 608-709-0478 This past week, Mayor Paul Soglin (D – Madison, WI) decided to take down monuments of the Confederacy at a local cemetery. Nowhere in his public statement is there a reference to the Democratic party. Soglin writes:
Contact: 262-290-3343 [Fredonia….] The Manitowoc Public School District is stopping area families from enrolling in online public charter schools. It is an action that has drawn the ire of the Wisconsin Coalition of Virtual School Families, which is vowing to
“The Wisconsin Land and Water Conservation Association (WI Land+Water) applauds the decisions by the Wisconsin Joint Finance Committee to approve amendments to the Governor’s 2017-19 budget to increase funding to a number of key land and water conservation efforts”, said
Contact: Danielle Endvick 715-471-0398 dendvick@wisconsinfarmersunion.com CHIPPEWA FALLS – Wisconsin Farmers Union commends the Joint Finance Committee for unanimously voting in favor of a provision to restore Farm to School funding in the budget. Funding for the program had been eliminated
Milwaukee County War Memorial Center, 750 N. Lincoln Memorial Drive, Milwaukee. Milwaukee has been labeled as one of America’s top 50 of places to live, yet it has also been ranked the sixth most dangerous city. At a time when gun violence remains at epidemic levels nationwide, Milwaukee is pursuing
Contact: Paul Zimmerman 608.828.5708 MADISON – Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation is supportive of the latest votes from Joint Finance Committee members on Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) and Department of Natural Resources (DNR) issues that impact farmers. The Joint Committee on Finance resumed action on the state
Contact: Zach Madden 608-266-7521(office) 608-620-3884 (cell) MADISON – Saturday marks the 97th anniversary of the adoption of the 19th Amendment granting women the right to vote. 97 years later, Wisconsin women are losing ground in the fight for full equality. Women in Wisconsin are paid just 78 cents on
Contact: Senator Cowles, 920.448.5092 Representative Kerkman, 888.529.0061 MADISON – Today, the nonpartisan Legislative Audit Bureau (LAB) released the second phase of its evaluation (report 17‑14) of the Wisconsin Veterans Home at King, which is located in Waupaca County and operated by the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA). In 2016, King
Contact: info@daneGOP.org 608-709-0478 This past week, Mayor Paul Soglin (D – Madison, WI) decided to take down monuments of the Confederacy at a local cemetery. Nowhere in his public statement is there a reference to the Democratic party. Soglin writes: “We will honor our history. We will respect the dead.
Contact: 262-290-3343 [Fredonia….] The Manitowoc Public School District is stopping area families from enrolling in online public charter schools. It is an action that has drawn the ire of the Wisconsin Coalition of Virtual School Families, which is vowing to fight to change the state law that gives all school
“The Wisconsin Land and Water Conservation Association (WI Land+Water) applauds the decisions by the Wisconsin Joint Finance Committee to approve amendments to the Governor’s 2017-19 budget to increase funding to a number of key land and water conservation efforts”, said WI Land+Water Executive Director Jim VandenBrook.. They include: an ongoing
Contact: Danielle Endvick 715-471-0398 dendvick@wisconsinfarmersunion.com CHIPPEWA FALLS – Wisconsin Farmers Union commends the Joint Finance Committee for unanimously voting in favor of a provision to restore Farm to School funding in the budget. Funding for the program had been eliminated in the Governor’s proposed budget this spring. WFU was among