October 10, 2019                                              MADISON – The following statement can be attributed to Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation President Jim Holte: “I am very disappointed by the misleading and inaccurate news stories being shared across Wisconsin, and the country, following Secretary Perdue’s visit to World Dairy Expo.   Farmers and agriculturists expect and deserve the full truth. Agriculture is normally bipartisan, but recently we have seen the political spotlight turned our direction. This has brought us center stage with the

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10/10/19 CONTACT: Mark D. Markel, 608-263-6716, mark.markel@wisc.edu A $15 million gift from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation will support the School of Veterinary Medicine Building Project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The project will include a new building located in what is now Lot 62, connected to a remodeled current building located on Linden Drive, allowing the school to overcome severe space shortages. Approval of the expansion project was signed into law in July 2019 in the State of Wisconsin’s 2019-21 budget. The budget calls for the School of Veterinary Medicine to provide $38 million in private gift support toward the

October 10, 2019 Contact: GovPress@wisconsin.gov or 608-219-7443     MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers announced today that he is seeking applications for appointment as Burnett County District Attorney. The new appointee will fill the vacancy created by the resignation of District Attorney Joseph M. Schieffer, effective October 8, 2019. The new appointee will serve for the remainder of the unexpired term that ends January 2021. To apply, please email a completed application form and supporting materials to govDAapp@wisconsin.gov. Applications must be submitted by October 21, 2019. The District Attorney application form is available on the “Apply to Serve” page of the Governor’s website: www.evers.wi.gov. For questions

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Madison, Wis. – Governor Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance announced today that many Wisconsin consumers will have more options for health insurance on the individual market in 2020.  During open enrollment, 61 Wisconsin counties will have three or more insurance carrier options on the individual market, including those carriers that are available on the federal marketplace. Residents in Northeastern Wisconsin who purchase insurance on Healthcare.gov will also have significantly more options in 2020 than were available in 2019. “Every Wisconsinite should have access to affordable health insurance coverage that fits their needs,” said Gov. Evers.