Whatever the how and why, the end of the Avenue Bar is a big deal. I once wrote that it came as close to being a public utility as any Madison restaurant ever has.
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Assembly Republicans plan to attempt an override of Gov. Tony Evers’ veto of legislation seeking to cut off enhanced federal unemployment benefits when the chamber convenes today. Meanwhile, Evers wants lawmakers to approve $550 million for K-12 and higher ed
WASHINGTON, DC – Today, Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05) kicked off his first meeting on the Jobs and Economy Taskforce. This Republican-led initiative will focus on providing all Americans with more opportunities through a pro-worker agenda and policies that promote economic freedom
Whatever the how and why, the end of the Avenue Bar is a big deal. I once wrote that it came as close to being a public utility as any Madison restaurant ever has.
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Assembly Republicans plan to attempt an override of Gov. Tony Evers’ veto of legislation seeking to cut off enhanced federal unemployment benefits when the chamber convenes today. Meanwhile, Evers wants lawmakers to approve $550 million for K-12 and higher ed while they’re in the Capitol, calling a special session to
WASHINGTON, DC – Today, Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05) kicked off his first meeting on the Jobs and Economy Taskforce. This Republican-led initiative will focus on providing all Americans with more opportunities through a pro-worker agenda and policies that promote economic freedom and upward mobility—like low taxes and less regulation. “I’m honored