Contact: Jamie Mara Dairy Business Association (920) 209-3990 | jmara@dairyforward.com New budget supports research, on-farm water quality efforts GREEN BAY, Wis. — Wisconsin’s leading dairy lobbying organization said today the new state budget will empower farmers and others to innovate
MADISON – The budget that Gov. Tony Evers’ signed into law today represents a significant step in addressing Wisconsin’s water quality crisis, now it is time for action in the legislature. Executive Director Kerry Schumann had this to say about
Contact: Representative Staush Gruszynski 608-266-0616 MADISON – On Wednesday, Rep. Staush Gruszynski (D-Green Bay) joined Governor Tony Evers, cabinet members, and Wisconsin citizens for the signing of the 2019-2021 State Budget. Rep. Gruszynski offered the following statement on the governor’s
Contact: Rep. McGuire, 608-266-5504 MADISON – The following is a statement from State Representative Tip McGuire on the partial veto of the state budget by Gov. Evers: “I support many of the changes that Governor Evers made to the state
Contact: Rep. Katrina Shankland office: (608) 267-9649 MADISON – Today, Governor Tony Evers signed the 2019-21 state biennial budget into law with a series of partial vetoes. In response, Rep. Shankland said: “Governor Evers led on Wisconsin values
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Contact: Rep. Greta Neubauer, (608) 237-9166 MADISON — Today, Governor Tony Evers partially vetoed the State Budget, striking seventy-five provisions and increasing education funding by $100 million. Rep. Greta Neubauer (D-Racine) released the following statement: “Governor Evers drafted
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DANA KELROY | Editor, Wisconsin Energy Cooperative News | Wisconsin Electric Cooperative Association 222 W. Washington Ave., Suite 680 | Madison, WI 53703 | www.weca.coop dana@weca.coop | 608-467-4645 (direct) | 608-712-5752 (cell) MADISON, WIs. (July 3, 2019)— Rural energy consumers won’t be left to cope on their own when natural disasters
MEDIA CONTACT: Mark Pitsch UW System 608-265-3419 mpitsch@uwsa.edu universityrelations@uwsa.edu MADISON, Wis. – University of Wisconsin System President Ray Cross issued this statement today: “Today’s budget signing by Governor Evers exemplifies his commitment to our public universities by ensuring that long-term
CONTACT: 608.266.5340 MADISON – Today, Governor Tony Evers signed the state budget and used his line-item veto power on 78 provisions within the final document crafted by the legislature. Representative Dianne Hesselbein released the following statement on the Governor’s decision:
Contact Doug Mell, 715-232-1198, or melld@uwstout.edu. Chancellor Meyer issued the following statement after Gov. Tony Evers signed the 2019-21 state budget after issuing 78 partial vetoes: I am very pleased that the final budget contains two 2 percent salary increases
Contact: Jamie Mara Dairy Business Association (920) 209-3990 | jmara@dairyforward.com New budget supports research, on-farm water quality efforts GREEN BAY, Wis. — Wisconsin’s leading dairy lobbying organization said today the new state budget will empower farmers and others to innovate in ways that position America’s Dairyland for long-term success. The
MADISON – The budget that Gov. Tony Evers’ signed into law today represents a significant step in addressing Wisconsin’s water quality crisis, now it is time for action in the legislature. Executive Director Kerry Schumann had this to say about the budget: “Everyone deserves clean drinking water. Gov. Tony Evers
Contact: Representative Staush Gruszynski 608-266-0616 MADISON – On Wednesday, Rep. Staush Gruszynski (D-Green Bay) joined Governor Tony Evers, cabinet members, and Wisconsin citizens for the signing of the 2019-2021 State Budget. Rep. Gruszynski offered the following statement on the governor’s partial veto: “From the start, the Governor was very clear
Contact: Rep. McGuire, 608-266-5504 MADISON – The following is a statement from State Representative Tip McGuire on the partial veto of the state budget by Gov. Evers: “I support many of the changes that Governor Evers made to the state budget, particularly the nearly $100 million additional investment in our
Contact: Rep. Katrina Shankland office: (608) 267-9649 MADISON – Today, Governor Tony Evers signed the 2019-21 state biennial budget into law with a series of partial vetoes. In response, Rep. Shankland said: “Governor Evers led on Wisconsin values by introducing the People’s Budget. His budget reflected the voices
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Contact: Rep. Greta Neubauer, (608) 237-9166 MADISON — Today, Governor Tony Evers partially vetoed the State Budget, striking seventy-five provisions and increasing education funding by $100 million. Rep. Greta Neubauer (D-Racine) released the following statement: “Governor Evers drafted the People’s Budget to reflect the priorities of Wisconsin families,
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DANA KELROY | Editor, Wisconsin Energy Cooperative News | Wisconsin Electric Cooperative Association 222 W. Washington Ave., Suite 680 | Madison, WI 53703 | www.weca.coop dana@weca.coop | 608-467-4645 (direct) | 608-712-5752 (cell) MADISON, WIs. (July 3, 2019)— Rural energy consumers won’t be left to cope on their own when natural disasters strike, thanks to a pair of bipartisan provisions included in
MEDIA CONTACT: Mark Pitsch UW System 608-265-3419 mpitsch@uwsa.edu universityrelations@uwsa.edu MADISON, Wis. – University of Wisconsin System President Ray Cross issued this statement today: “Today’s budget signing by Governor Evers exemplifies his commitment to our public universities by ensuring that long-term investments will benefit students and Wisconsin for years to come.
CONTACT: 608.266.5340 MADISON – Today, Governor Tony Evers signed the state budget and used his line-item veto power on 78 provisions within the final document crafted by the legislature. Representative Dianne Hesselbein released the following statement on the Governor’s decision: As a legislator, I am faced with many difficult decisions
Contact Doug Mell, 715-232-1198, or melld@uwstout.edu. Chancellor Meyer issued the following statement after Gov. Tony Evers signed the 2019-21 state budget after issuing 78 partial vetoes: I am very pleased that the final budget contains two 2 percent salary increases for eligible UW System employees, which will go into effect