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CONTACT: Jonathan Barry, Executive Secretary (608) 266-8369 MADISON – The Board of Commissioners of Public Lands (BCPL) today approved slightly more than $2.25 million in State Trust Fund Loans to support six community projects in Wisconsin. Board Chair Brad Schimel
Contact: Steven Theisen, WisDOT Project Communications Manager (608) 884-1230, steven.theisen@dot.wi.gov FITCHBURG, WI – Starting Tuesday morning (Oct. 10), Anton Drive will be closed at Carriage Street, west of Verona Road (US 18/151) in Fitchburg (see attached map). The intersection is
Contact: Jay Heck: 60852562686 When: October 11, 6:30 PM-8:00 PM Where: Marquette Law School: Appellate Courtroom (Main Level) – 1215 W. Michigan St, Milwaukee Next Wednesday evening, October 11th, Common Cause in Wisconsin is holding its second town hall/public hearing entitled
CONTACT AshLee Strong, Doug Andres 202-225-0600 WASHINGTON—Today, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) delivered remarks on H. Con. Res. 71, the House’s budget legislation. Following are Speaker Ryan’s remarks: “My colleagues, I rise to urge the whole House to support this
Contact: Dennis Hughes dennis@cathymyersforcongress.com 262-455-1542 JANESVILLE, WI – Cathy Myers released a video calling on Paul Ryan to take action on gun violence. After the tragedy in Las Vegas, the country watched as Congress did nothing, and Cathy could not
Contact: Jennifer Miller/Elizabeth Goodsitt, DHS, (608) 266-1683 Johnny Koremenos, Department of Justice 608-266-1221 The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) and the state Department of Justice (DOJ) are urging police, firefighters, EMTs, and other first responders to heed the directions
Contact: Bill Arnold Public Information Manager/City of Milwaukee/Public Information Division/Office of the City Clerk/Phone: (414)286.3285/ warnol@milwaukee.gov The Mayor announced his proposed budget for 2018 last week and what he proposes as his priorities. It is now time for the aldermen
Republicans never had an actual plan. Bernie Sanders might learn from that.
The latest effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, is emblematic of deep political divisions over how best to provide health-care coverage to millions of Americans. However, that debate is not standing in the way of hospitals, medical professionals, insurers, entrepreneurs and others from working on better, more efficient ways to care for patients.
An important part of our commitment is to the young adults in this state. We want a significant share of Wisconsin’s top high school students to come and study at UW- Madison, so I want to be clear about how strong our commitment is to the top students in Wisconsin.
It’s not every day that a congressman from Kentucky and a farmer from Wisconsin ignite a national conversation on a specific issue. However, when it comes to industrial hemp no two states are more historically intertwined.
Trade unions are constantly buffeted by financial power plays. In Wisconsin they are being branded as victims of political expediency by the progressive community yet supported by many members because they fight for jobs. The contention centers on two big projects – Milwaukee’s new $500 million arena for the Bucks and the Foxconn project.
State requirements for nurses, plumbers, CPAs and other jobs could be scrapped.
CONTACT: Jonathan Barry, Executive Secretary (608) 266-8369 MADISON – The Board of Commissioners of Public Lands (BCPL) today approved slightly more than $2.25 million in State Trust Fund Loans to support six community projects in Wisconsin. Board Chair Brad Schimel and Commissioner Doug La Follette voted in favor of the
Contact: Steven Theisen, WisDOT Project Communications Manager (608) 884-1230, steven.theisen@dot.wi.gov FITCHBURG, WI – Starting Tuesday morning (Oct. 10), Anton Drive will be closed at Carriage Street, west of Verona Road (US 18/151) in Fitchburg (see attached map). The intersection is anticipated to reopen late Thursday (Oct. 12). Alternate local routes
Contact: Jay Heck: 60852562686 When: October 11, 6:30 PM-8:00 PM Where: Marquette Law School: Appellate Courtroom (Main Level) – 1215 W. Michigan St, Milwaukee Next Wednesday evening, October 11th, Common Cause in Wisconsin is holding its second town hall/public hearing entitled “Access to Justice.” This event is free and open to
CONTACT AshLee Strong, Doug Andres 202-225-0600 WASHINGTON—Today, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) delivered remarks on H. Con. Res. 71, the House’s budget legislation. Following are Speaker Ryan’s remarks: “My colleagues, I rise to urge the whole House to support this Republican budget, H. Con. Res. 71. Let me just say
Contact: Dennis Hughes dennis@cathymyersforcongress.com 262-455-1542 JANESVILLE, WI – Cathy Myers released a video calling on Paul Ryan to take action on gun violence. After the tragedy in Las Vegas, the country watched as Congress did nothing, and Cathy could not stay silent. In 2016, Paul Ryan received $171,977 in contributions
Contact: Jennifer Miller/Elizabeth Goodsitt, DHS, (608) 266-1683 Johnny Koremenos, Department of Justice 608-266-1221 The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) and the state Department of Justice (DOJ) are urging police, firefighters, EMTs, and other first responders to heed the directions highlighted in a new report published by the Interagency Board
Contact: Bill Arnold Public Information Manager/City of Milwaukee/Public Information Division/Office of the City Clerk/Phone: (414)286.3285/ warnol@milwaukee.gov The Mayor announced his proposed budget for 2018 last week and what he proposes as his priorities. It is now time for the aldermen to peruse the city’s budget and determine what’s best for
Republicans never had an actual plan. Bernie Sanders might learn from that.
The latest effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, is emblematic of deep political divisions over how best to provide health-care coverage to millions of Americans. However, that debate is not standing in the way of hospitals, medical professionals, insurers, entrepreneurs and others from working on better, more efficient ways to care for patients.
An important part of our commitment is to the young adults in this state. We want a significant share of Wisconsin’s top high school students to come and study at UW- Madison, so I want to be clear about how strong our commitment is to the top students in Wisconsin.
It’s not every day that a congressman from Kentucky and a farmer from Wisconsin ignite a national conversation on a specific issue. However, when it comes to industrial hemp no two states are more historically intertwined.
Trade unions are constantly buffeted by financial power plays. In Wisconsin they are being branded as victims of political expediency by the progressive community yet supported by many members because they fight for jobs. The contention centers on two big projects – Milwaukee’s new $500 million arena for the Bucks and the Foxconn project.
State requirements for nurses, plumbers, CPAs and other jobs could be scrapped.