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Collaboration between state government agencies and the private sector have increased Wisconsin businesses’ international reach with virtual guidance and grant distribution. The “We’re All In” grant program allocated more than $220 million to 50,000 Wisconsin businesses in the past eight
Wisconsin’s first shipments of COVID-19 vaccine, expected as early as Dec. 14, will vaccinate 49,725 people in the first group of high-risk Wisconsinites: health care workers and those at long-term care facilities. Once the FDA issues its emergency approval for
President Trump’s attempt to throw out millions of votes because officials allegedly didn’t follow state law in administering the election is “not merely implausible, it is profoundly anti-democratic and contrary to the rule of law,” Gov. Tony Evers’ argues. The
The state Supreme Court conservative who defied Trump shares his voicemail messages and letters.
Candidate Brian Hagedorn made a lot of promises about how judges should issue rulings that Justice Brian Hagedorn is completely ignoring.
Many people are dependent on the population as a whole practicing sound pandemic behavior — — social distancing, wearing masks, avoiding social contact, washing hands.
Many forced to relocate from Mount Pleasant. And Foxconn faces a $34.6 million ransomware demand.
Some residents and council members have been critical of the city’s pursuit of a $3 million federal grant that would help fund the purchase of a private property— Salmon Harbor Marina — while the city-owned marina has languished in a state of disrepair since the destructive floods in the spring of 2019.
East-west corridor is a bottleneck and a drag on economic activity.
The COVID clamps on the available workforce explain much of the inability of the economy to get rolling again. Companies simply cannot get the available work done because they can’t muster full work forces for their operations.
As Christmas nears, my wish is to unite as a community, a state, and a nation to work together for the common good. People of any religion or no religion can embrace the spirit of joy, peace and goodwill embodied by all religions.
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CONTACT: Capt. Leslie Westmont | leslie.westmont@us.af.mil | 608-515-4092 To view html content with hi-res photos, copy and paste the following link in your browser: http://dma.wi.gov/DMA/news/2020news/20261 by 115th Fighter Wing Public Affairs MADISON, Wis. — An F-16 Fighting Falcon assigned to the Wisconsin Air
MADISON, WI — Today, Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes released the Governor’s Task Force on Climate Change Report that included 55 policy recommendations to address climate change in Wisconsin. This report comes after a year of input from the Task Force, five
Project will create jobs and support Wisconsin’s major industries Madison – The North Central States Regional Council of Carpenters commends the Evers’ Administration’s decision to resume the study of I-39/90 from Madison to the Dells. This corridor is critical to freight
Washington, DC – Today, Rep. Ron Kind voted for the bipartisan National Defense Authorization Act, which will support our service members, maintain military readiness, and bolster our national security. The legislation sets important national defense priorities for the upcoming year and is critical
MADISON — Gov. Evers announced today that he is appointing Patricia Baker to the Portage County Circuit Court. The appointment fills a vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Thomas T. Flugaur. “Patricia Baker is an excellent attorney who will
Madison, WI- Sen-Elect Mary Felzkowski (R-Tomahawk) reacted to her committee assignments for the 2021-22 Session: “I am excited to serve as Chair of the Committee on Insurance, Licensing, and Forestry for the coming 2021-22 Legislative Session. I am most eager to
Package saves more than 500 Milwaukee jobs, add 377 new jobs MADISON —​ Gov. Tony Evers today, together with the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), celebrated the newly-approved Enterprise Zone for the Molson Coors Beverage Company as part of the company’s continued
MADISON – Recognizing that climate change is the existential threat of this generation, Wisconsin Conservation Voters applauded Gov. Tony Evers and the Climate Change Task Force report released today and called for swift action on the recommendations. Climate change is having
Collaboration between state government agencies and the private sector have increased Wisconsin businesses’ international reach with virtual guidance and grant distribution. The “We’re All In” grant program allocated more than $220 million to 50,000 Wisconsin businesses in the past eight months, said Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. Secretary and CEO Missy
Wisconsin’s first shipments of COVID-19 vaccine, expected as early as Dec. 14, will vaccinate 49,725 people in the first group of high-risk Wisconsinites: health care workers and those at long-term care facilities. Once the FDA issues its emergency approval for Pfizer’s vaccine, a move that’s expected within the next week,
President Trump’s attempt to throw out millions of votes because officials allegedly didn’t follow state law in administering the election is “not merely implausible, it is profoundly anti-democratic and contrary to the rule of law,” Gov. Tony Evers’ argues. The brief from Evers’ attorney yesterday was one of several motions
The state Supreme Court conservative who defied Trump shares his voicemail messages and letters.
Candidate Brian Hagedorn made a lot of promises about how judges should issue rulings that Justice Brian Hagedorn is completely ignoring.
Many people are dependent on the population as a whole practicing sound pandemic behavior — — social distancing, wearing masks, avoiding social contact, washing hands.
Many forced to relocate from Mount Pleasant. And Foxconn faces a $34.6 million ransomware demand.
Some residents and council members have been critical of the city’s pursuit of a $3 million federal grant that would help fund the purchase of a private property— Salmon Harbor Marina — while the city-owned marina has languished in a state of disrepair since the destructive floods in the spring of 2019.
East-west corridor is a bottleneck and a drag on economic activity.
The COVID clamps on the available workforce explain much of the inability of the economy to get rolling again. Companies simply cannot get the available work done because they can’t muster full work forces for their operations.
As Christmas nears, my wish is to unite as a community, a state, and a nation to work together for the common good. People of any religion or no religion can embrace the spirit of joy, peace and goodwill embodied by all religions.
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CONTACT: Capt. Leslie Westmont | leslie.westmont@us.af.mil | 608-515-4092 To view html content with hi-res photos, copy and paste the following link in your browser: http://dma.wi.gov/DMA/news/2020news/20261 by 115th Fighter Wing Public Affairs MADISON, Wis. — An F-16 Fighting Falcon assigned to the Wisconsin Air National Guard’s 115th Fighter Wing at Truax Field Air National
MADISON, WI — Today, Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes released the Governor’s Task Force on Climate Change Report that included 55 policy recommendations to address climate change in Wisconsin. This report comes after a year of input from the Task Force, five public hearings and thousands of comments. In response, Sierra Club
Project will create jobs and support Wisconsin’s major industries Madison – The North Central States Regional Council of Carpenters commends the Evers’ Administration’s decision to resume the study of I-39/90 from Madison to the Dells. This corridor is critical to freight movement and serves as a principal gateway for tourists headed
Washington, DC – Today, Rep. Ron Kind voted for the bipartisan National Defense Authorization Act, which will support our service members, maintain military readiness, and bolster our national security. The legislation sets important national defense priorities for the upcoming year and is critical to ensuring the national security of the United States. It
MADISON — Gov. Evers announced today that he is appointing Patricia Baker to the Portage County Circuit Court. The appointment fills a vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Thomas T. Flugaur. “Patricia Baker is an excellent attorney who will bring a wealth of experience to the bench. I know
Madison, WI- Sen-Elect Mary Felzkowski (R-Tomahawk) reacted to her committee assignments for the 2021-22 Session: “I am excited to serve as Chair of the Committee on Insurance, Licensing, and Forestry for the coming 2021-22 Legislative Session. I am most eager to get to work on behalf of our timber industry, which
Package saves more than 500 Milwaukee jobs, add 377 new jobs MADISON —​ Gov. Tony Evers today, together with the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), celebrated the newly-approved Enterprise Zone for the Molson Coors Beverage Company as part of the company’s continued commitment to the state that will move 377 new family-supporting
MADISON – Recognizing that climate change is the existential threat of this generation, Wisconsin Conservation Voters applauded Gov. Tony Evers and the Climate Change Task Force report released today and called for swift action on the recommendations. Climate change is having an impact on our health, our economy, and our communities.