Rebecca Blank and Tony Evers are accomplished public leaders, Blank as chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Evers as state superintendent of public instruction. These days they each sound eager to ingratiate themselves with a governor who has decided, for political expediency, to pause his hammering of their institutions for at least the 2018 election cycle.
The Republican Party could be putting plans in place to give Democratic Congressman Ron Kind the sort of challenge he hasn’t faced in his 20 years in the House.
We must prioritize investment in our rural communities, to keep them strong and to keep our state strong. By connecting the state with broadband infrastructure we can retain our way of life while simultaneously ensuring that the best jobs and opportunities are available to all Wisconsinites- not just those who choose to live in urban centers.
When appointing judges, President Trump and the Senate should cast a wide net. Their search should include nominees who fulfill their jurisprudential philosophies, whatever those may be. But the search also should focus on nominees who will be productive, high quality judges who can work effectively with their colleagues.
Study finds three-fold increase in Milwaukee metro area. Jewish leaders blame Trump.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck says President Donald Trump lacks humility.
One state’s rivers or air pollution can seep or fall into another state.
Varsity Hall, Union South, University of Wisconsin-Madison Community Partnerships and Center for Families will be hosting the 10th annual Circle of Hope fundraising event on Friday, May 19, 2017 at Varsity Hall- Union South, University of Wisconsin. Event proceeds will support children, families, and individuals with mental health and wellness services, early childhood education, and aid in the prevention of child abuse and neglect. The Circle of Hope fundraiser by Community Partnerships and the annual Paint the Town Blue fundraiser (formerly hosted by Center for Families) has a combined 19-year impact of providing crucial funding for mental health and the prevention
When Ed Garvey’s good friend John Skilton called me early Wednesday morning to tell me Ed had passed away a few hours before, it hit me like a ton of bricks.
Ed Garvey was a modern-day Fighting Bob La Follette. He carried the torch of the progressive movement in Wisconsin for the last three decades. He was a corporate dragon-slayer, and an indefatigable fighter for democracy. He was our teacher, our preacher, and sometimes our comedian, as he was gifted with a delightful wit.
Contact: (608) 266-5342 MADISON, WI – In 2015, Tony Robinson was shot and killed by Madison Police Officer Matt Kenny. Yesterday, Tony’s family settled a lawsuit against the city for $3.35 million. Rep. Chris Taylor (D-Madison) issued the following statement: “I send my heartfelt sympathy to the friends and family of Tony Robinson, who have experienced immeasurable grief. No amount of money will ever mitigate their loss, or assuage the deep hurt, sadness and anger that has engulfed those touched by this tragedy. “Clearly, there are no winners in this tragedy, only loss. But there is a way forward. We must
Contact: Rep. Terry Katsma, (608) 266-0656 Madison—Representative Terry Katsma (R–Oostburg) issued the following statement regarding Governor Scott Walker’s appointment of Jay Risch to serve as Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions: “Jay has a diverse background both inside and outside of state government that I know will serve the people of Wisconsin well. I applaud the Governor’s action to appoint Jay to this important new role, and I am eager to work with him to make sure that Wisconsin’s financial industries remain healthy and are overseen effectively. “I also appreciate current Secretary Lon Roberts’ dedicated leadership of the Department.
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Join USGBC Wisconsin and our partners in the Wisconsin Dells on Wednesday, March 1st from 6:00-7:30pm for MOBILIZE WISCONSIN GREEN VETERANS gathering held in conjunction with the 2017 Wisconsin Better Buildings: Better Business Conference. At the event, we will be introducing a new Wisconsin initiative – Green Veterans. Green Veterans is a group dedicated to helping our nation’s heroes learn about sustainable building and green living, while helping to ease the hardship of military-to-civilian transition. The Green Veterans program focuses on empowering veterans to use their military acumen to help sustain the very Nation for which they fought and which
NorthShore Library 6800 N. Port Washington Road Glendale, WI 53217 Milwaukee, WI – On Saturday, March 4th, Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI-04) will meet with constituents to hear their thoughts and concerns regarding local and federal policy issues. “My constituents have flooded both my Milwaukee and D.C. offices with phone calls expressing concern about the direction of the country,” said Congresswoman Moore. “I look forward to the opportunity to engage in a constructive dialogue with the residents of the 4th Congressional District during this tumultuous time.” The Congressional Café session is available for the communities and constituents within the 4th congressional
Rebecca Blank and Tony Evers are accomplished public leaders, Blank as chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Evers as state superintendent of public instruction. These days they each sound eager to ingratiate themselves with a governor who has decided, for political expediency, to pause his hammering of their institutions for at least the 2018 election cycle.
The Republican Party could be putting plans in place to give Democratic Congressman Ron Kind the sort of challenge he hasn’t faced in his 20 years in the House.
We must prioritize investment in our rural communities, to keep them strong and to keep our state strong. By connecting the state with broadband infrastructure we can retain our way of life while simultaneously ensuring that the best jobs and opportunities are available to all Wisconsinites- not just those who choose to live in urban centers.
When appointing judges, President Trump and the Senate should cast a wide net. Their search should include nominees who fulfill their jurisprudential philosophies, whatever those may be. But the search also should focus on nominees who will be productive, high quality judges who can work effectively with their colleagues.
Study finds three-fold increase in Milwaukee metro area. Jewish leaders blame Trump.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck says President Donald Trump lacks humility.
One state’s rivers or air pollution can seep or fall into another state.
Varsity Hall, Union South, University of Wisconsin-Madison Community Partnerships and Center for Families will be hosting the 10th annual Circle of Hope fundraising event on Friday, May 19, 2017 at Varsity Hall- Union South, University of Wisconsin. Event proceeds will support children, families, and individuals with mental health and wellness services,
When Ed Garvey’s good friend John Skilton called me early Wednesday morning to tell me Ed had passed away a few hours before, it hit me like a ton of bricks.
Ed Garvey was a modern-day Fighting Bob La Follette. He carried the torch of the progressive movement in Wisconsin for the last three decades. He was a corporate dragon-slayer, and an indefatigable fighter for democracy. He was our teacher, our preacher, and sometimes our comedian, as he was gifted with a delightful wit.
Contact: (608) 266-5342 MADISON, WI – In 2015, Tony Robinson was shot and killed by Madison Police Officer Matt Kenny. Yesterday, Tony’s family settled a lawsuit against the city for $3.35 million. Rep. Chris Taylor (D-Madison) issued the following statement: “I send my heartfelt sympathy to the friends and family of
Contact: Rep. Terry Katsma, (608) 266-0656 Madison—Representative Terry Katsma (R–Oostburg) issued the following statement regarding Governor Scott Walker’s appointment of Jay Risch to serve as Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions: “Jay has a diverse background both inside and outside of state government that I know will serve the
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Order the 2017 WisPolitics.com Directory & Almanac today Get to know Wisconsin’s members of Congress, Legislature and executive branch. Buy the 2017 WisPolitics.com Directory & Almanac — a glossy, 20-page booklet that will be an essential item throughout the year. It includes photos and contact
Join USGBC Wisconsin and our partners in the Wisconsin Dells on Wednesday, March 1st from 6:00-7:30pm for MOBILIZE WISCONSIN GREEN VETERANS gathering held in conjunction with the 2017 Wisconsin Better Buildings: Better Business Conference. At the event, we will be introducing a new Wisconsin initiative – Green Veterans. Green Veterans
NorthShore Library 6800 N. Port Washington Road Glendale, WI 53217 Milwaukee, WI – On Saturday, March 4th, Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI-04) will meet with constituents to hear their thoughts and concerns regarding local and federal policy issues. “My constituents have flooded both my Milwaukee and D.C. offices with phone calls