HIRING EVENT/JOB FAIR SET FOR ROCK COUNTY JOB CENTER ON MARCH 13, 2019 A Hiring Event/Job Fair has been set for Wednesday, March 13, 2019 between 1-4 p.m. at the Rock County Job Center, 1900 Center Ave., Janesville. As of
Contact: Heather DuBois Bourenane, Executive Director, Wisconsin Public Education Network, hdb@WisconsinNetwork.org, (608) 572-1696 Also available for interview: Dr. Julie Underwood, Board President, Wisconsin Alliance for Excellent Schools, (608) 469-2287 Wisconsin public education advocates applaud Governor Evers’ leadership in proposing a long-overdue freeze on
Please join us for Senator Tim Carpenter’s Happy Birthday Fundraiser Monday March 4th Argus Bar and Grill 123 E. Main Street Madison 5- 6:30pm “Friends of Tim Carpenter” 2957 South 38th Street Milwaukee, WI 53215 twc2957@hotmail.com (414) 719-9957 Contribution levels-
Today, Dr. Patrick Wolf and Dr. Corey DeAngelis released their new study “Private School Choice and Character: More Evidence from Milwaukee.” This study once again demonstrates school choice is having a significant impact on the lives of families. Using matched
Contact: Ben Voelkel WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) said the following Monday after voting in favor of the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, legislation to protect newborns that are born alive after botched abortions: “More than a million Americans have fought
Katie Chamberlain 414.287.9374 kchamberlain@gklaw.com MADISON, WIS. (Feb. 7, 2019) – Godfrey & Kahn, S.C. is proud to announce that Zachary P. Bemis has joined the firm as Special Counsel in the Madison office. Bemis is an administrative and regulatory attorney
WISCONSIN MUNICIPAL JUDGES ASSOCIATION Contact: Judge Richard Ginkowski (262-705-3252) Pleasant Prairie Municipal Court Court of Appeals Judges Brian Hagedorn and Lisa Neubauer, candidates for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, have accepted invitations to speak at the Wisconsin Municipal Judges Association meeting
Contact: Senator Alberta Darling 1-608-266-5830 Madison- State Senator Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) issued the following statement after Governor Tony Evers threatened to create a four-year ban on the choice and charter programs: “I don’t see how Governor Evers could claim
Contact: Aaron Collins 608-266-2254 Evers Proposal Will Lead to Expanded Career Opportunities MADISON – Governor Evers announced that his biennial budget will include an additional $150 million over two years for the University of Wisconsin System. Assembly Democratic Leader Gordon
Yes, it will be different than a Walker budget. But precisely how?
Our economy works best when we level the playing field, strengthen communities, support local businesses and expand economic opportunities.
Instead of offering a standard deduction at a set value, Wisconsin’s sliding-scale standard deduction is highly progressive in nature; individuals with the lowest incomes can claim the highest amount, and the higher a taxpayer’s income, the less of a deduction he or she is eligible to claim.
In his final budget request as State Superintendent, Governor Evers and the Department of Public Instruction submitted a plan that included $63 million to support and improve school mental health programs. As a former special educator, I know this funding will have major positive impacts on the well-being and productivity of students across Wisconsin.
If we start choosing which rights were going to defend, and we fail to defend an individual’s right to their religious beliefs – to one’s own conscience – then what right does the WRA hold dear that will be able to stand against the omnipotent state without the rule of law to protect it?
Some 600 college students on 24 Wisconsin campuses were interviewed during the 2017-18 school year and roughly 75 percent responded that it was either very important or somewhat important to them to have transportation options other than an automobile to get around.
The incumbent’s best hope is not in a fight for the votes of the other contenders in the primary but for a big boost in turnout.
HIRING EVENT/JOB FAIR SET FOR ROCK COUNTY JOB CENTER ON MARCH 13, 2019 A Hiring Event/Job Fair has been set for Wednesday, March 13, 2019 between 1-4 p.m. at the Rock County Job Center, 1900 Center Ave., Janesville. As of February 26, a total of 53 employers had registered to
Contact: Heather DuBois Bourenane, Executive Director, Wisconsin Public Education Network, hdb@WisconsinNetwork.org, (608) 572-1696 Also available for interview: Dr. Julie Underwood, Board President, Wisconsin Alliance for Excellent Schools, (608) 469-2287 Wisconsin public education advocates applaud Governor Evers’ leadership in proposing a long-overdue freeze on voucher and charter programs. Everywhere we go around the state,
Please join us for Senator Tim Carpenter’s Happy Birthday Fundraiser Monday March 4th Argus Bar and Grill 123 E. Main Street Madison 5- 6:30pm “Friends of Tim Carpenter” 2957 South 38th Street Milwaukee, WI 53215 twc2957@hotmail.com (414) 719-9957 Contribution levels- $100 $250, $500 and $1,000. Thanks for your support!
Today, Dr. Patrick Wolf and Dr. Corey DeAngelis released their new study “Private School Choice and Character: More Evidence from Milwaukee.” This study once again demonstrates school choice is having a significant impact on the lives of families. Using matched student-level data, their study finds that “exposure to the Milwaukee Parental
Contact: Ben Voelkel WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) said the following Monday after voting in favor of the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, legislation to protect newborns that are born alive after botched abortions: “More than a million Americans have fought and died for our inalienable rights of life, liberty, and
Katie Chamberlain 414.287.9374 kchamberlain@gklaw.com MADISON, WIS. (Feb. 7, 2019) – Godfrey & Kahn, S.C. is proud to announce that Zachary P. Bemis has joined the firm as Special Counsel in the Madison office. Bemis is an administrative and regulatory attorney working with clients served by the firm’s insurance and political
WISCONSIN MUNICIPAL JUDGES ASSOCIATION Contact: Judge Richard Ginkowski (262-705-3252) Pleasant Prairie Municipal Court Court of Appeals Judges Brian Hagedorn and Lisa Neubauer, candidates for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, have accepted invitations to speak at the Wisconsin Municipal Judges Association meeting at noon on Thursday, Mar. 7, at the Osthoff, 101
Contact: Senator Alberta Darling 1-608-266-5830 Madison- State Senator Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) issued the following statement after Governor Tony Evers threatened to create a four-year ban on the choice and charter programs: “I don’t see how Governor Evers could claim his budget is ‘pro-kid’ when it traps poor students in
Contact: Aaron Collins 608-266-2254 Evers Proposal Will Lead to Expanded Career Opportunities MADISON – Governor Evers announced that his biennial budget will include an additional $150 million over two years for the University of Wisconsin System. Assembly Democratic Leader Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh) released the following statement on the Governor’s plan:
Yes, it will be different than a Walker budget. But precisely how?
Our economy works best when we level the playing field, strengthen communities, support local businesses and expand economic opportunities.
Instead of offering a standard deduction at a set value, Wisconsin’s sliding-scale standard deduction is highly progressive in nature; individuals with the lowest incomes can claim the highest amount, and the higher a taxpayer’s income, the less of a deduction he or she is eligible to claim.
In his final budget request as State Superintendent, Governor Evers and the Department of Public Instruction submitted a plan that included $63 million to support and improve school mental health programs. As a former special educator, I know this funding will have major positive impacts on the well-being and productivity of students across Wisconsin.
If we start choosing which rights were going to defend, and we fail to defend an individual’s right to their religious beliefs – to one’s own conscience – then what right does the WRA hold dear that will be able to stand against the omnipotent state without the rule of law to protect it?
Some 600 college students on 24 Wisconsin campuses were interviewed during the 2017-18 school year and roughly 75 percent responded that it was either very important or somewhat important to them to have transportation options other than an automobile to get around.
The incumbent’s best hope is not in a fight for the votes of the other contenders in the primary but for a big boost in turnout.