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RACINE, WI — Roger Polack, a Racine native, and national security expert, won a resounding victory last night in the Democratic Primary in Wisconsin’s 1st District. “I want to thank the volunteers and supporters who worked tirelessly to secure this grassroots victory,” said Polack. “I also want to congratulate Josh Pade on running a strong campaign. I look forward to working with Josh and his supporters to win in November.” “Voters have a clear choice this Fall: a candidate in me who grew up in a family that struggled to make ends meet and will fight for the people
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[Madison, WI] – Following Joe Biden’s late announcement of his Vice Presidential pick, the Republican Party of Wisconsin issued the following statement from Chairman Andrew Hitt: “You don’t show common sense Wisconsin voters you care about them by nominating a liberal California attorney as your running-mate. Democrats are hoping Harris can distract Americans from the fact that Joe Biden continues to run his campaign from the basement. But her far-left agenda includes her push to defund the Los Angeles police department, and she’s just another extremist pushing socialist policies that Wisconsinites can’t afford.” ###
When the outbreaks come, and they will, we must not panic. We must act, but we must not panic. And when we act to isolate the infected and mitigate the spread, we must do so with the overarching goal of keeping our schools open.
New study suggests city couldn’t get any worse. New effort aims to improve that.
I’m starting to think that the biggest needs in this country are for online courses, video games and TV shows devoted to mask etiquette and efficacy.
Fitzgerald couldn’t help exhibiting his Donald Trump bona fides last week when asked to comment on Trump’s suggestion that the presidential election be delayed this fall.
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Before COVID-19, telehealth was used by patients primarily to see specialists often located halfway across the state. Due to insurance regulations and reimbursement rules, patients had to use the telehealth services in an approved location, such as a clinic, hospital or nursing home. When COVID struck, hospital systems such as Marshfield Clinic and UW Health knew they had the ability to continue seeing patients via telehealth. But one challenge: no reimbursement for the patient being in their own home during the virtual visit. That changed when the CARES Act provided a waiver, paying for two-way video and phone calls, said
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RACINE, WI — Roger Polack, a Racine native, and national security expert, won a resounding victory last night in the Democratic Primary in Wisconsin’s 1st District. “I want to thank the volunteers and supporters who worked tirelessly to secure this grassroots victory,” said Polack. “I also want to congratulate Josh
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[Madison, WI] – Following Joe Biden’s late announcement of his Vice Presidential pick, the Republican Party of Wisconsin issued the following statement from Chairman Andrew Hitt: “You don’t show common sense Wisconsin voters you care about them by nominating a liberal California attorney as your running-mate. Democrats are hoping Harris
When the outbreaks come, and they will, we must not panic. We must act, but we must not panic. And when we act to isolate the infected and mitigate the spread, we must do so with the overarching goal of keeping our schools open.
New study suggests city couldn’t get any worse. New effort aims to improve that.
I’m starting to think that the biggest needs in this country are for online courses, video games and TV shows devoted to mask etiquette and efficacy.
Fitzgerald couldn’t help exhibiting his Donald Trump bona fides last week when asked to comment on Trump’s suggestion that the presidential election be delayed this fall.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers STORY TOPICS – 2020 – Dnc – Racism protests – Coronavirus – Federal government – Local government – Courts – Culture – Education – Elections – Environment – Law and order – Military – Tourism – Editorials – Columns TOP STORIES Wisconsin Passes 1,000 Deaths From
Before COVID-19, telehealth was used by patients primarily to see specialists often located halfway across the state. Due to insurance regulations and reimbursement rules, patients had to use the telehealth services in an approved location, such as a clinic, hospital or nursing home. When COVID struck, hospital systems such as