Wisconsin manufacturers invited to supply chain workshops Five sessions planned statewide in September MADISON, WI. SEPT. 12, 2018 – The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), in collaboration with Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, Wisconsin Center for Manufacturing & Productivity, Wisconsin Manufacturing Extension Partnership, and
September is National Preparedness Month: Are You Ready for an Emergency? Wisconsin Safety Council to Host Emergency Preparedness Training on Sept. 19 MADISON – This September is National Preparedness Month and Wisconsin Safety Council (WSC) is partnering with the National Safety Council and
Heavy rains lead to increased mosquito populations – some tips to help control them DATE: September 12, 2018 CONTACT: Lisa Johnson, Horticulture Educator, University of Wisconsin Extension, Johnson.Lisa@countyofdane.com; 608-224-3721 OR Andrea Diss-Torrance, DNR Invasive Forest Insects Program Coordinator, 608-264-9247 An unusual amount
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: zroday@republicanags.com 203-640-9208 Wis. sexual assault kit backlog gone On Monday, Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel announced that the state Department of Justice has completed the more than 4,100 backlog of sexual assault kits. Here’s what they
For Immediate Release September 12, 2018 Contact: Courtney Beyer, courtneyb@wisdems.org DPW Response to AG Schimel’s latest ad MADISON — The following is a response from Democratic Party of Wisconsin spokesperson Courtney Beyer on Brad Schimel’s latest ad. “Under Brad Schimel’s watch,
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Sept. 20 in Appleton: “How the Paper Industry is Navigating the New Economy” WisPolitics.com/WisBusiness.com, in cooperation with the Wisconsin Paper Council and WAGET, is staging a panel discussion at the Paper Discovery Center in Appleton
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jessica Ward, (608) 213-5939 Despite Baldwin’s efforts to hide it, the Tomah VA report became public Brookfield, Wis. — Nearly nine months after Senator Baldwin learned about the situation about abuses at the Tomah VA and
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Johnny Koremenos, 262-706-1649 Our Attorney General releases first television ad of general election Leadership on opioid epidemic earns him bipartisan support across Wisconsin [WAUKESHA COUNTY, Wis…] Our Attorney General Brad Schimel is recognized as a national
WHAT: Attorney General Brad Schimel discusses the completion of the testing of all sexual assault kits initially inventoried and designated for testing in Wisconsin’s Sexual Assault Kit Initiative (WiSAKI). WHEN: 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, September 12, 2018 WHO: Attorney General Brad
Schimel decided his friend should head the Division of Criminal Investigation, circumventing the law and transforming the long-established nonpartisan position into a political appointee subject to the AG’s influence.
It’s so easy in Wisconsin. Though it’s not very democratic.
If Brett Kavanaugh is confirmed he will split the U.S. Supreme Court right down the middle. A Yale lawyer, he’ll even the score. Four justices will be Yale-educated while four will have been churned out by Harvard Law School. The Notorious RBG went to Columbia Law School, but Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a Harvard undergrad, so I guess advantage Crimson.
The evidence is clear that while the nation’s economy is enjoying fabulous growth in jobs and wages, Wisconsin is one of the states leading the pack.
What’s been most disappointing about the reaction to my editorial is how my critics, willing to seize on a fake “gotcha” moment for their purposes, are willing to ignore the fact that nearly 25,000 students are trapped in failing MPS schools.
The Higher Education Regional Alliance has a bold goal to significantly reduce skills and talent gaps in southeastern Wisconsin by increasing the employment rates and number of post-secondary graduates in the region.
GOP Sen. Steve Nass is looking to take steps to roll back an emergency rule aimed at slowing the spread of chronic wasting disease. The Whitewater Republican has targeted the new Department of Natural Resources rule, which includes additional fencing
Tony Evers’ new TV ad says it’s time for a guv who “cares about us.” The spot, the second of the state superintendent’s general election bid, opens with the narrator saying Evers believes “What’s best for our kids is what’s
Wisconsin manufacturers invited to supply chain workshops Five sessions planned statewide in September MADISON, WI. SEPT. 12, 2018 – The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), in collaboration with Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, Wisconsin Center for Manufacturing & Productivity, Wisconsin Manufacturing Extension Partnership, and the state’s regional economic development organizations is hosting five informational
September is National Preparedness Month: Are You Ready for an Emergency? Wisconsin Safety Council to Host Emergency Preparedness Training on Sept. 19 MADISON – This September is National Preparedness Month and Wisconsin Safety Council (WSC) is partnering with the National Safety Council and other organizations to bring awareness to Wisconsinites about how everyone
Heavy rains lead to increased mosquito populations – some tips to help control them DATE: September 12, 2018 CONTACT: Lisa Johnson, Horticulture Educator, University of Wisconsin Extension, Johnson.Lisa@countyofdane.com; 608-224-3721 OR Andrea Diss-Torrance, DNR Invasive Forest Insects Program Coordinator, 608-264-9247 An unusual amount of rainfall in Wisconsin has resulted in lots of standing
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: zroday@republicanags.com 203-640-9208 Wis. sexual assault kit backlog gone On Monday, Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel announced that the state Department of Justice has completed the more than 4,100 backlog of sexual assault kits. Here’s what they are saying: Associated Press: More than 4,100 untested sexual assault evidence
For Immediate Release September 12, 2018 Contact: Courtney Beyer, courtneyb@wisdems.org DPW Response to AG Schimel’s latest ad MADISON — The following is a response from Democratic Party of Wisconsin spokesperson Courtney Beyer on Brad Schimel’s latest ad. “Under Brad Schimel’s watch, opioid-related deaths have spiked 43%. Emergency room visits for suspected
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Sept. 20 in Appleton: “How the Paper Industry is Navigating the New Economy” WisPolitics.com/WisBusiness.com, in cooperation with the Wisconsin Paper Council and WAGET, is staging a panel discussion at the Paper Discovery Center in Appleton on Thurs. Sept. 20. Confirmed panel members include: Rep. Katrina
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jessica Ward, (608) 213-5939 Despite Baldwin’s efforts to hide it, the Tomah VA report became public Brookfield, Wis. — Nearly nine months after Senator Baldwin learned about the situation about abuses at the Tomah VA and refused to release the information to the public, the Inspector
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Johnny Koremenos, 262-706-1649 Our Attorney General releases first television ad of general election Leadership on opioid epidemic earns him bipartisan support across Wisconsin [WAUKESHA COUNTY, Wis…] Our Attorney General Brad Schimel is recognized as a national leader thanks to his strong commitment to combat the opioid
WHAT: Attorney General Brad Schimel discusses the completion of the testing of all sexual assault kits initially inventoried and designated for testing in Wisconsin’s Sexual Assault Kit Initiative (WiSAKI). WHEN: 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, September 12, 2018 WHO: Attorney General Brad Schimel WHERE: Radisson Hotel Green Bay Airport 2040 Airport Drive
Schimel decided his friend should head the Division of Criminal Investigation, circumventing the law and transforming the long-established nonpartisan position into a political appointee subject to the AG’s influence.
It’s so easy in Wisconsin. Though it’s not very democratic.
If Brett Kavanaugh is confirmed he will split the U.S. Supreme Court right down the middle. A Yale lawyer, he’ll even the score. Four justices will be Yale-educated while four will have been churned out by Harvard Law School. The Notorious RBG went to Columbia Law School, but Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a Harvard undergrad, so I guess advantage Crimson.
The evidence is clear that while the nation’s economy is enjoying fabulous growth in jobs and wages, Wisconsin is one of the states leading the pack.
What’s been most disappointing about the reaction to my editorial is how my critics, willing to seize on a fake “gotcha” moment for their purposes, are willing to ignore the fact that nearly 25,000 students are trapped in failing MPS schools.
The Higher Education Regional Alliance has a bold goal to significantly reduce skills and talent gaps in southeastern Wisconsin by increasing the employment rates and number of post-secondary graduates in the region.
GOP Sen. Steve Nass is looking to take steps to roll back an emergency rule aimed at slowing the spread of chronic wasting disease. The Whitewater Republican has targeted the new Department of Natural Resources rule, which includes additional fencing requirements at deer farms and prohibitions on the movement of
Tony Evers’ new TV ad says it’s time for a guv who “cares about us.” The spot, the second of the state superintendent’s general election bid, opens with the narrator saying Evers believes “What’s best for our kids is what’s best for Wisconsin.” The narrator then adds Evers knows investing