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During the Common Council’s budget adoption meeting earlier this week, my colleagues approved an important budget amendment I offered that should help continue the momentum we need to battle Milwaukee’s food desert problem. The amendment that was approved will increase
For More Information Contact: Sam Hagedorn Chair – RPMC 414-303-5140 chair@mke.gop Sam Hagedorn, The Chair of The Republican Party of Milwaukee County will be holding the first of weekly Meet the Chair events at Kam’s Thistle and Shamrock on Saturday,
Statement by Alderman Michael J. Murphy November 15, 2018 I wholeheartedly applaud the Food and Drug Administration’s announcement of plans to ban menthol cigarettes and many flavored small cigars, while restricted sales of sweet- flavored electronic cigarette liquid. The lax
Contact: Scott Laeser, Water Program Director, (608) 251-7020 x13 or slaeser@cleanwisconsin.org Jon Drewsen, Communications Manager, (608) 251-7020 x28 or jdrewsen@cleanwisconsin.org MADISON, WI —Clean Wisconsin released the following statement after the Lafayette County Board of Supervisors voted to fund the Southwest Wisconsin Groundwater and Geology
Contact: Aaron Collins, 608-237-9154 MADISON –Representative Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh) released the following statement regarding reports that Republicans were considering changing election dates in 2020. “This is the highest level of hypocrisy. The Party that attempted to block a special election,
Contact: LT Mike Ball Milwaukee Fire Department Director Community Relations 414-397-8494 Mfd-dir-cr@milwaukee.gov WHAT: The Milwaukee Fire Department Recruit Class of 07-30-2018 will graduate from the Training Academy WHO: Milwaukee Fire Chief Mark Rohlfing and our newest 39 Milwaukee Firefighters WHEN:
Contact: Leeann Duwe, Public Information Officer, 608-224-5005 Bill Cosh, Communications Director, 608-224-5020 MADISON – Based on test results from the National Veterinary Services Laboratory, the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) confirms that a white-tailed deer harvested
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CONTACTS: Martin Griffin, Yahara WINS executive committee president, MartinG@madsewer.org, (608) 222-1201, ext. 124; Jennifer Sereno, communications, Jennifer.Sereno@madsewer.org, 608-770-8084 MADISON, WI – During 2017, work by the Yahara Watershed Improvement Network and its partners kept more than 40,000 pounds of phosphorus from area surface waters,
Milwaukee County War Memorial Center, 750 N. Lincoln Memorial Drive, Milwaukee. Erin Richards, an education reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel will talk about her latest project: a series of stories examining rampant student turnover in Milwaukee and at schools
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Support for gun regulation is 52 percent compared to 44 percent for gun rights, the reverse of two years ago, according to a recent national survey conducted by the Pew Research Center. Another recent poll by the Kaiser Foundation showed that gun safety is now the third most important issue to Americans, wrote Robert Spitzer, a political scientist and the author of five books on gun policy, in a recent New York Times op-ed.
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During the Common Council’s budget adoption meeting earlier this week, my colleagues approved an important budget amendment I offered that should help continue the momentum we need to battle Milwaukee’s food desert problem. The amendment that was approved will increase by $200,000 our seed fund to encourage entrepreneurialism in providing
For More Information Contact: Sam Hagedorn Chair – RPMC 414-303-5140 chair@mke.gop Sam Hagedorn, The Chair of The Republican Party of Milwaukee County will be holding the first of weekly Meet the Chair events at Kam’s Thistle and Shamrock on Saturday, November 17, 2018 from 11:00am – 12:00pm. Kam’s is located
Statement by Alderman Michael J. Murphy November 15, 2018 I wholeheartedly applaud the Food and Drug Administration’s announcement of plans to ban menthol cigarettes and many flavored small cigars, while restricted sales of sweet- flavored electronic cigarette liquid. The lax approach thus far in sales of these types of products
Contact: Scott Laeser, Water Program Director, (608) 251-7020 x13 or slaeser@cleanwisconsin.org Jon Drewsen, Communications Manager, (608) 251-7020 x28 or jdrewsen@cleanwisconsin.org MADISON, WI —Clean Wisconsin released the following statement after the Lafayette County Board of Supervisors voted to fund the Southwest Wisconsin Groundwater and Geology (SWIGG) Study in 2019: “After a spirited debate and discussion,
Contact: Aaron Collins, 608-237-9154 MADISON –Representative Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh) released the following statement regarding reports that Republicans were considering changing election dates in 2020. “This is the highest level of hypocrisy. The Party that attempted to block a special election, arguing it was too confusing and too expensive, now wants
Contact: LT Mike Ball Milwaukee Fire Department Director Community Relations 414-397-8494 Mfd-dir-cr@milwaukee.gov WHAT: The Milwaukee Fire Department Recruit Class of 07-30-2018 will graduate from the Training Academy WHO: Milwaukee Fire Chief Mark Rohlfing and our newest 39 Milwaukee Firefighters WHEN: Friday, November 16, 2018 at 7:00 pm WHERE: Milwaukee Fire
Contact: Leeann Duwe, Public Information Officer, 608-224-5005 Bill Cosh, Communications Director, 608-224-5020 MADISON – Based on test results from the National Veterinary Services Laboratory, the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) confirms that a white-tailed deer harvested from a 220-acre Portage County hunt ranch has tested positive
(414) 286-2863 Alderman Khalif J. Rainey encourages interested
CONTACTS: Martin Griffin, Yahara WINS executive committee president, MartinG@madsewer.org, (608) 222-1201, ext. 124; Jennifer Sereno, communications, Jennifer.Sereno@madsewer.org, 608-770-8084 MADISON, WI – During 2017, work by the Yahara Watershed Improvement Network and its partners kept more than 40,000 pounds of phosphorus from area surface waters, more than 40 percent of the total reduction of 96,000
Milwaukee County War Memorial Center, 750 N. Lincoln Memorial Drive, Milwaukee. Erin Richards, an education reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel will talk about her latest project: a series of stories examining rampant student turnover in Milwaukee and at schools nationwide, and how churn is an under-discussed factor tied to
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Edge Messaging From WisPolitics.com … — U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan says he had a “productive and successful” talk with Dem leader Nancy Pelosi that included possible wins for his Congressional Progressive Caucus. The Vermont Dem, who co-chairs the caucus, said he met with Pelosi yesterday
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, analyze the new reality: divided government in Wisconsin. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
Support for gun regulation is 52 percent compared to 44 percent for gun rights, the reverse of two years ago, according to a recent national survey conducted by the Pew Research Center. Another recent poll by the Kaiser Foundation showed that gun safety is now the third most important issue to Americans, wrote Robert Spitzer, a political scientist and the author of five books on gun policy, in a recent New York Times op-ed.