After a Federal Bankruptcy Judge in Milwaukee ruled last week that the UW System could not be dropped as a defendant in the lawsuit filed against it by the UW-Oshkosh Foundation, the Foundation’s attorney–Paul Swanson–was quoted as saying “The Legislature should just man up and settle this thing.”
CONTACT: LaTonya Johnson 608.266.2500 MADISON – The following is a statement from State Senator LaTonya Johnson regarding today’s public hearing on Walker’s special session package of bills. “We must treat people with dignity and respect and provide them with real
Contact: Larry Abitz Office of the County Executive Office: (920) 832-1684 Cell: (920) 840-4377 Larry.abitz@outagamie.org APPLETON, WI – Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson issued the following statement today, regarding news of layoffs at Kimberly-Clark’s Fox Cities facility: “We had hoped
Contact: Jessica Ward, (414) 422-5712 Brookfield, Wis. — Nurse and U.S. Senate candidate Leah Vukmir announced Tuesday that she has the endorsement of more than 300 Wisconsin leaders for her campaign to defeat liberal Sen. Tammy Baldwin in November. “Every
Contact: Bill Arnold 414-286-3285 200 E. Wells St. Room 301-K Milwaukee, WI 53202-3570 As Mayor Barrett tries to control the public relations damage from the Health Department notification debacle involving families whose children tested positive for elevated lead levels in
Contact: Daniel Suhr, 608-266-3516 daniel.suhr@wisconsin.gov “President Trump spoke to the heart of the Midwest tonight. He reminded America of the opportunities that come from a technical college education and our commitment to those seeking another shot after making mistakes. He
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CHIPPEWA FALLS — Operated by the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs (WDVA) ) in partnership with the Health Dimensions Group, the Wisconsin Veterans Home at Chippewa Falls will host a ceremony celebrating its fifth anniversary Thursday, February 1. Since it
Contact: Sean Lansing 608-286-5766 sl@champllc.com [Reedsburg, Wis.] – The Screnock for Justice Campaign announced Wednesday it has released its second radio ad of the 2018 Wisconsin Supreme Court race, titled “Law Enforcement’s Choice”. The ad, which highlights Waukesha County Sheriff
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson Tuesday brushed off reports he was paid by the Democratic Party for campaign work as late as 2002, despite previously claiming he was “absolutely sure” he was not a Dem after speaking at the
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“If we are going to find out the truth about Milwaukee’s lead crisis, we need answers. The Council needs answers and more importantly, the public needs answers. Although the Health Department report that was released Monday on the initial
After a Federal Bankruptcy Judge in Milwaukee ruled last week that the UW System could not be dropped as a defendant in the lawsuit filed against it by the UW-Oshkosh Foundation, the Foundation’s attorney–Paul Swanson–was quoted as saying “The Legislature should just man up and settle this thing.”
CONTACT: LaTonya Johnson 608.266.2500 MADISON – The following is a statement from State Senator LaTonya Johnson regarding today’s public hearing on Walker’s special session package of bills. “We must treat people with dignity and respect and provide them with real opportunities if we want Wisconsin children and families to succeed
Contact: Larry Abitz Office of the County Executive Office: (920) 832-1684 Cell: (920) 840-4377 Larry.abitz@outagamie.org APPLETON, WI – Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson issued the following statement today, regarding news of layoffs at Kimberly-Clark’s Fox Cities facility: “We had hoped our region would be spared, but it looks like the
Contact: Jessica Ward, (414) 422-5712 Brookfield, Wis. — Nurse and U.S. Senate candidate Leah Vukmir announced Tuesday that she has the endorsement of more than 300 Wisconsin leaders for her campaign to defeat liberal Sen. Tammy Baldwin in November. “Every day, support for my campaign continues to grow,” Leah said.
Contact: Bill Arnold 414-286-3285 200 E. Wells St. Room 301-K Milwaukee, WI 53202-3570 As Mayor Barrett tries to control the public relations damage from the Health Department notification debacle involving families whose children tested positive for elevated lead levels in their blood, there are some critical details that he is
Contact: Daniel Suhr, 608-266-3516 daniel.suhr@wisconsin.gov “President Trump spoke to the heart of the Midwest tonight. He reminded America of the opportunities that come from a technical college education and our commitment to those seeking another shot after making mistakes. He told heartland moms like me that our families would be
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CHIPPEWA FALLS — Operated by the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs (WDVA) ) in partnership with the Health Dimensions Group, the Wisconsin Veterans Home at Chippewa Falls will host a ceremony celebrating its fifth anniversary Thursday, February 1. Since it officially opened on February 4, 2013, the 72-bed facility, located
Contact: Sean Lansing 608-286-5766 sl@champllc.com [Reedsburg, Wis.] – The Screnock for Justice Campaign announced Wednesday it has released its second radio ad of the 2018 Wisconsin Supreme Court race, titled “Law Enforcement’s Choice”. The ad, which highlights Waukesha County Sheriff Eric Serverson’s endorsement of Judge Michael Screnock, will run consistently
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson Tuesday brushed off reports he was paid by the Democratic Party for campaign work as late as 2002, despite previously claiming he was “absolutely sure” he was not a Dem after speaking at the party’s 2000 national convention. Federal Election Commission filings show the
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“If we are going to find out the truth about Milwaukee’s lead crisis, we need answers. The Council needs answers and more importantly, the public needs answers. Although the Health Department report that was released Monday on the initial investigation was lengthy, it only leaves you with more questions