Contact: Lynn Griffith Senior Director of University Communication (414) 288-4719 – office (414) 499-5157 – mobile lynn.griffith@marquette.edu MILWAUKEE — President Michael R. Lovell today announced the public launch of Time to Rise: The Marquette Promise to Be
The absolute worst thing the government could do to small businesses is raise the mandated minimum wage.
Not a dollar of taxes on $1.1 billion in pre-tax earnings. Among 55 corporations that paid nothing.
The DNR’s position that filling paper open records requests can wait until the pandemic passes is just the latest example of an administration that believes following the law is optional.
Three extraordinary factors are muddying the waters for budget-making at all levels of government in Wisconsin. Citizens don’t have a clue of how they will be affected.
If you truly appreciate the efforts of all frontline workers, demonstrate this by continuing to wear your mask.
It’s that same uncaring attitude that this Republican dominance of state government has brought to the health care problems in Wisconsin.
Transit, buses, ride-sharing, biking, walking should be part of the plan.
**************************************** April 15: WisPolitics.com virtual luncheon with Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu, R-Oostburg, joins a WisPolitics.com Madison virtual luncheon on Thursday, April 15 from noon to 1 p.m. LeMahieu will take questions on the state
Contact: Amanda Kamps, DNR Wildlife Health Conservation Specialist Amanda.Kamps@wisconsin.gov 608-712-5280 MADISON – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is pleased to announce the winners of the third annual Keep Wildlife Wild poster contest. Submitted by fourth through sixth graders around the state,
Contact: Jennifer Miller/Elizabeth Goodsitt 608-266-1683 What: DHS experts will answer questions about the status of COVID-19 in Wisconsin and our response, along with questions about vaccine and variants. Who: Deputy Secretary Julie Willems Van Dijk, Wisconsin Department of Health Services
Twenty-five entries representing sectors as broad as health, cleantech, education and innovations in products or services are competing in the finalist round of the 18th annual Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest. The contestants have emerged after two rounds of judging in the contest organized
Contact: Sara Vinson, (608) 852-2605, svinson@uwhealth.org MADISON, Wis. – Experts at UW Health are seeing a significant rise in liver disease in young people, particularly young women. Liver disease and cirrhosis –significant scarring in the liver– are caused by conditions
Contact: GovPress@wisconsin.gov Fifth DHS community-based vaccination clinic to open MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) announced today that the fifth community-based vaccination clinic in the state will open in Douglas County on April
Contact: Lynn Griffith Senior Director of University Communication (414) 288-4719 – office (414) 499-5157 – mobile lynn.griffith@marquette.edu MILWAUKEE — President Michael R. Lovell today announced the public launch of Time to Rise: The Marquette Promise to Be The Difference — a bold, $750 million comprehensive fundraising campaign that
The absolute worst thing the government could do to small businesses is raise the mandated minimum wage.
Not a dollar of taxes on $1.1 billion in pre-tax earnings. Among 55 corporations that paid nothing.
The DNR’s position that filling paper open records requests can wait until the pandemic passes is just the latest example of an administration that believes following the law is optional.
Three extraordinary factors are muddying the waters for budget-making at all levels of government in Wisconsin. Citizens don’t have a clue of how they will be affected.
If you truly appreciate the efforts of all frontline workers, demonstrate this by continuing to wear your mask.
It’s that same uncaring attitude that this Republican dominance of state government has brought to the health care problems in Wisconsin.
Transit, buses, ride-sharing, biking, walking should be part of the plan.
**************************************** April 15: WisPolitics.com virtual luncheon with Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu, R-Oostburg, joins a WisPolitics.com Madison virtual luncheon on Thursday, April 15 from noon to 1 p.m. LeMahieu will take questions on the state budget and Senate Republican priorities. The event will begin with
Contact: Amanda Kamps, DNR Wildlife Health Conservation Specialist Amanda.Kamps@wisconsin.gov 608-712-5280 MADISON – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is pleased to announce the winners of the third annual Keep Wildlife Wild poster contest. Submitted by fourth through sixth graders around the state, each poster helps spread the word about our shared role
Contact: Jennifer Miller/Elizabeth Goodsitt 608-266-1683 What: DHS experts will answer questions about the status of COVID-19 in Wisconsin and our response, along with questions about vaccine and variants. Who: Deputy Secretary Julie Willems Van Dijk, Wisconsin Department of Health Services Dr. Ryan Westergaard, Chief Medical Officer, DHS Bureau of Communicable
Twenty-five entries representing sectors as broad as health, cleantech, education and innovations in products or services are competing in the finalist round of the 18th annual Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest. The contestants have emerged after two rounds of judging in the contest organized through the Wisconsin Technology Council and its sponsors and volunteers. “It will
Contact: Sara Vinson, (608) 852-2605, svinson@uwhealth.org MADISON, Wis. – Experts at UW Health are seeing a significant rise in liver disease in young people, particularly young women. Liver disease and cirrhosis –significant scarring in the liver– are caused by conditions such as viral hepatitis, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, and frequently
Contact: GovPress@wisconsin.gov Fifth DHS community-based vaccination clinic to open MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) announced today that the fifth community-based vaccination clinic in the state will open in Douglas County on April 13. The site will be located at the University of