Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers today praised the Senate COVID-19 bill as a “good start” and urged the Assembly to pass the amended legislation so he can sign it “without delay.” But Assembly Majority
Madison – On Tuesday, the Wisconsin State Senate approved legislation to help the state battle the COVID-19 pandemic. State Senator Alberta Darling released the following statement in support of the legislation. “This is another step to help Wisconsin through the pandemic.
CONTACT: Rebecca Normington, 715-221-9726, normington.rebecca@securityhealth.org MARSHFIELD – Security Health Plan of Wisconsin, Inc., has named Jennifer Cordy as the new North Central Region Market Development Manager. The north central region includes Wausau/Weston, Minocqua, Rhinelander, Mosinee, and Medford. Cordy, who was previously
Contact: Jamie Mara (920) 209-3990 | jmara@voiceofmilk.com GREEN BAY, Wis. — Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative, one of the largest dairy co-ops in the country, has hired Mykel Wedig, who has worked on federal ag policy issues in Washington, D.C., to join
Contact: GovPress@wisconsin.gov MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today released the below statement regarding Assembly Bill (AB) 1 as amended and advanced by the Wisconsin State Senate. “I’ve been grateful to work together with Republican Majority Leader LeMahieu to find common ground and pass
MADISON, Wis. — State Senator Julian Bradley, R–Franklin, called on Governor Evers to create a plan to bring Wisconsin students back to school after the COVID-19 response compromise bill passed in the State Senate on Tuesday: “This bill didn’t address the
For Release: January 12, 2021, Contact: State Senator Janis Ringhand; (608) 266-2253; Sen.Ringhand@legis.wisconsin.gov “Although it is not perfect, the compromise COVID-19 bill is a good thing. It is important for us not to let the perfect be the enemy of the
Madison, Wis. (Jan. 12, 2021) – Advocates for small businesses and consumers on Tuesday criticized a fast-tracked state bill authored by Wisconsin GOP legislators that would exempt businesses that violate Covid-19 requirements from legal action by consumers who were harmed. The
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers today praised the Senate COVID-19 bill as a “good start” and urged the Assembly to pass the amended legislation so he can sign it “without delay.” But Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke, R-Kaukauna, criticized the changes his Senate GOP
Madison – On Tuesday, the Wisconsin State Senate approved legislation to help the state battle the COVID-19 pandemic. State Senator Alberta Darling released the following statement in support of the legislation. “This is another step to help Wisconsin through the pandemic. Our bill protects patients from unexpected medical bills and businesses
CONTACT: Rebecca Normington, 715-221-9726, normington.rebecca@securityhealth.org MARSHFIELD – Security Health Plan of Wisconsin, Inc., has named Jennifer Cordy as the new North Central Region Market Development Manager. The north central region includes Wausau/Weston, Minocqua, Rhinelander, Mosinee, and Medford. Cordy, who was previously Security Health Plan’s business retention manager, will continue to serve
Contact: Jamie Mara (920) 209-3990 | jmara@voiceofmilk.com GREEN BAY, Wis. — Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative, one of the largest dairy co-ops in the country, has hired Mykel Wedig, who has worked on federal ag policy issues in Washington, D.C., to join its government affairs team. Wedig, who grew up on a
Contact: GovPress@wisconsin.gov MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today released the below statement regarding Assembly Bill (AB) 1 as amended and advanced by the Wisconsin State Senate. “I’ve been grateful to work together with Republican Majority Leader LeMahieu to find common ground and pass a bill on COVID-19 that reflects a good faith effort
MADISON, Wis. — State Senator Julian Bradley, R–Franklin, called on Governor Evers to create a plan to bring Wisconsin students back to school after the COVID-19 response compromise bill passed in the State Senate on Tuesday: “This bill didn’t address the needs of Wisconsin children who are stuck in failing virtual
For Release: January 12, 2021, Contact: State Senator Janis Ringhand; (608) 266-2253; Sen.Ringhand@legis.wisconsin.gov “Although it is not perfect, the compromise COVID-19 bill is a good thing. It is important for us not to let the perfect be the enemy of the good. This compromise legislation prioritizes the health of our citizens
Madison, Wis. (Jan. 12, 2021) – Advocates for small businesses and consumers on Tuesday criticized a fast-tracked state bill authored by Wisconsin GOP legislators that would exempt businesses that violate Covid-19 requirements from legal action by consumers who were harmed. The bill would also make health care providers such as hospitals
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