
Bruce Murphy: Time for county board to guts up
If they don’t approve sales tax hike, county will face fiscal disaster and voters will blame them.
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If they don’t approve sales tax hike, county will face fiscal disaster and voters will blame them.

Colleges and universities should rely on merit, principally one’s grades and test scores, to determine if they meet the demands of the university or college to which they seek admission.

Protecting diversity on campus creates better paths to opportunity for students of every race. The question now is to figure out how.

Gov. Tony Earl led efforts in 1986 to save American Players Theater, the nation’s second-largest outdoor theater for the classics.

Biden knows that there are some things he just can’t get by Congress. So, like most presidents, he’s trying to get them done by executive fiat.

Battery manufacturers, retailers, politicians, and government agencies need to work quickly to create a safe and easily accessible infrastructure for battery disposal.

The campaign will encourage voters to cast their ballots ahead of election day – a practice some Republicans are leery of as former President Donald Trump continues to deny his 2020 loss.
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UW-Madison researchers have created a new wireless network system that dramatically improves energy efficiency. That’s according to an overview from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, which is seeking commercial partners to help develop the system. WARF says the technology is

There are almost an infinite number of ways to use the remaining $4 billion state surplus.

Money is not the problem at this time. … The problems now are planning, supply chains, workforce, weather and the time it takes to actually install the technology in our communities.

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If they don’t approve sales tax hike, county will face fiscal disaster and voters will blame them.

Colleges and universities should rely on merit, principally one’s grades and test scores, to determine if they meet the demands of the university or college to which they seek admission.

Protecting diversity on campus creates better paths to opportunity for students of every race. The question now is to figure out how.

Gov. Tony Earl led efforts in 1986 to save American Players Theater, the nation’s second-largest outdoor theater for the classics.

Biden knows that there are some things he just can’t get by Congress. So, like most presidents, he’s trying to get them done by executive fiat.

Battery manufacturers, retailers, politicians, and government agencies need to work quickly to create a safe and easily accessible infrastructure for battery disposal.

The campaign will encourage voters to cast their ballots ahead of election day – a practice some Republicans are leery of as former President Donald Trump continues to deny his 2020 loss.
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UW-Madison researchers have created a new wireless network system that dramatically improves energy efficiency. That’s according to an overview from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, which is seeking commercial partners to help develop the system. WARF says the technology is well-suited to the “smart agriculture” industry, where it could connect

There are almost an infinite number of ways to use the remaining $4 billion state surplus.

Money is not the problem at this time. … The problems now are planning, supply chains, workforce, weather and the time it takes to actually install the technology in our communities.

National publication takes note of Dane County’s influence.