DATE: June 23, 2021 CONTACT: Rebecca Normington, 715-221-9726, normington.rebecca@securityhealth.org Security Health Plan names new south central region market development manager MARSHFIELD – Security Health Plan of Wisconsin, Inc., has named Paul Perkins as the new South Central Region Market Development
As economics professor Laurence J. Kotlikoff of Boston University pointed out years ago, disclosure could be an automatic enforcement device.
As Republicans gather for the state convention in Wisconsin Dells this weekend, one thing is clear: Evers’ failure to provide real leadership for our state through one of its most trying times has laid bare the need for new leadership in Madison and a new era of conservative reform.
The organization of school district leaders across the state to plead poverty Monday while sitting on a veritable pile of money was but the latest in a string of dishonest and increasingly desperate scare tactics.
The degree to which bigotry and attempts to marginalize gay men and women still occur, and some politicians turn policy ideas into culture war issues for the cheap sake of campaign fodder, proves why the news from Nassib is important to be heard in many places across the nation.
Why officially acknowledging Juneteenth means something
Senator wins attention with Wisconsin beer, not for the first time.
**************************************** TUESDAY: WisPolitics.com virtual Q&A with the Democratic U.S. Senate candidates The Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate in 2022 will participate in a virtual question-and-answer session with WisPolitics.com on Tuesday June 29 from noon to 1 p.m. CT. The candidates
June 23, 2021 Contact: Julia Hamelburg (julia.hamelburg@wisdems.org) WisDems Welcome President Biden and Secretary Vilsack Madison Wis. — On Tuesday, June 29, President Biden will visit southwest Wisconsin with Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack to talk about growing agriculture and
A recent study from UW-Madison researchers draws a connection between declining crop diversity and dwindling bumble bee populations in the Midwest. Previous research has shown that the number of different bumble bee species in the region has decreased over the
Contact: Kelli Liegel Wednesday, June 23, 2021 202-225-5101 Fitzgerald Passes First Bill WASHINGTON, DC – Today, Congressman Scott Fitzgerald’s (WI-05) bill, H.R. 3239, passed in the U.S. House of Representatives by a bipartisan vote. This is Congressman Fitzgerald’s first stand-alone bill to
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06-23-21 Contact: Sarah Abel Phone: 202-225-5506 Sarah.Abel@mail.house.gov Rep. Ron Kind Votes to Protect Older Workers from Discrimination Washington, DC – Today, Rep. Ron Kind voted for the bipartisan Protecting Older Workers Against Discrimination Act, which would make it easier for employees to prove when
June 23, 2021 Contact: Samara Sheff 202-495-8879 Congresswoman Gwen Moore Votes in Support of Bipartisan and Bicameral Legislation to Protect Older Workers From Workplace Discrimination Today, Congresswoman Moore voted in support of H.R. 2062, the Protecting Older Workers Against Discrimination Act
June 23, 2021 Contact: WisDems Communications (press@wisdems.org) ICYMI: Brewers Thank Gov. Evers For Pandemic Leadership, Announce Safe Return to Full Capacity “This landmark would not be possible without your leadership.” MADISON, Wis. — Baseball is back. Today, the Milwaukee
DATE: June 23, 2021 CONTACT: Rebecca Normington, 715-221-9726, normington.rebecca@securityhealth.org Security Health Plan names new south central region market development manager MARSHFIELD – Security Health Plan of Wisconsin, Inc., has named Paul Perkins as the new South Central Region Market Development Manager. The south central region includes communities in Columbia, Dodge
As economics professor Laurence J. Kotlikoff of Boston University pointed out years ago, disclosure could be an automatic enforcement device.
As Republicans gather for the state convention in Wisconsin Dells this weekend, one thing is clear: Evers’ failure to provide real leadership for our state through one of its most trying times has laid bare the need for new leadership in Madison and a new era of conservative reform.
The organization of school district leaders across the state to plead poverty Monday while sitting on a veritable pile of money was but the latest in a string of dishonest and increasingly desperate scare tactics.
The degree to which bigotry and attempts to marginalize gay men and women still occur, and some politicians turn policy ideas into culture war issues for the cheap sake of campaign fodder, proves why the news from Nassib is important to be heard in many places across the nation.
Why officially acknowledging Juneteenth means something
Senator wins attention with Wisconsin beer, not for the first time.
**************************************** TUESDAY: WisPolitics.com virtual Q&A with the Democratic U.S. Senate candidates The Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate in 2022 will participate in a virtual question-and-answer session with WisPolitics.com on Tuesday June 29 from noon to 1 p.m. CT. The candidates include five declared candidates and one likely candidate who has
June 23, 2021 Contact: Julia Hamelburg (julia.hamelburg@wisdems.org) WisDems Welcome President Biden and Secretary Vilsack Madison Wis. — On Tuesday, June 29, President Biden will visit southwest Wisconsin with Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack to talk about growing agriculture and rural economies. In response, Democratic Party of Wisconsin Executive Director
A recent study from UW-Madison researchers draws a connection between declining crop diversity and dwindling bumble bee populations in the Midwest. Previous research has shown that the number of different bumble bee species in the region has decreased over the past century as more land has become dedicated to farming.
Contact: Kelli Liegel Wednesday, June 23, 2021 202-225-5101 Fitzgerald Passes First Bill WASHINGTON, DC – Today, Congressman Scott Fitzgerald’s (WI-05) bill, H.R. 3239, passed in the U.S. House of Representatives by a bipartisan vote. This is Congressman Fitzgerald’s first stand-alone bill to receive floor consideration and pass in the House of Representatives.
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06-23-21 Contact: Sarah Abel Phone: 202-225-5506 Sarah.Abel@mail.house.gov Rep. Ron Kind Votes to Protect Older Workers from Discrimination Washington, DC – Today, Rep. Ron Kind voted for the bipartisan Protecting Older Workers Against Discrimination Act, which would make it easier for employees to prove when they are the victim of age discrimination in the workplace.
June 23, 2021 Contact: Samara Sheff 202-495-8879 Congresswoman Gwen Moore Votes in Support of Bipartisan and Bicameral Legislation to Protect Older Workers From Workplace Discrimination Today, Congresswoman Moore voted in support of H.R. 2062, the Protecting Older Workers Against Discrimination Act of 2021. In response, she released the following statement: “Many
June 23, 2021 Contact: WisDems Communications (press@wisdems.org) ICYMI: Brewers Thank Gov. Evers For Pandemic Leadership, Announce Safe Return to Full Capacity “This landmark would not be possible without your leadership.” MADISON, Wis. — Baseball is back. Today, the Milwaukee Brewers officially announced their plans to fully reopen American Family