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The concept of Food Sovereignty for Native Communities means the right to choose, cultivate and preserve food practices.
The biggest threat is a malady that plagues many local communities around the state. It’s called: Lazyclerkitis.
Even after subtracting 2020, the last year of the Trump presidency that was devastated by the onset of COVID-19, the economic performance for GNP growth during his first three years in office from 2017 to 2019 were below that of President Biden’s tenure and far below that of several other presidents like Lyndon Johnson, John F. Kennedy and Bill Clinton.
Here in Wisconsin, the ruling party manipulated voting districts to stay in charge even after losing favor with voters, fashioning the nation’s most politically biased state legislative district maps.
Madison’s mayor is listing proposed cuts if the anticipated referendum to increase spending limits in perpetuity by $22 million is defeated on November 5. But those cuts do NOT include the $1.1 million taxpayers spend on the Police Civilian Oversight Board, a do-nothing agency created to solve a non-existent problem.
Simple acts of neighborliness can make life better, stronger and safer.
Over the first two years of my tenure, we have been effecting change at all of our universities, consistent with our strategic plan, to ensure Wisconsin can compete and win the War for Talent.
A homegrown solution championed by the Milwaukee Bucks in the Deer District is a better way to treat workers.
Enbridge plans to reroute the aging pipeline, but that wouldn’t change the threat it poses to northern Wisconsin and Tribal communities’ watersheds.
Milwaukee’s low-income white children heading in wrong direction.
The road to the White House runs through Wisconsin.
“I’m only trying to make it to vote for Kamala Harris,” Carter told his son Chip, according to a report published last week in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
These referenda will cause unnecessary delays and gridlock for Wisconsinites who sorely need assistance. They are poorly thought out and completely backward.
Cooke is the clear front runner in the Democratic primary because she fights for regular folks, inspires voters and knows what it takes to win.
It goes without saying that whoever America sends to the White House could have an important role in shaping the future of Social Security. It’s more important than ever that these candidates continue to voice their strong support of the program if they want to convince Wisconsinites and Americans nationwide that they’re the best choice to lead our country into the next four years.
As the story of the Oak Creek mass shooting continues to be shared, we must acknowledge the importance of reestablishing community following a tragedy.
These activists might declare any level of alcohol is unsafe.
Two issues that helped Gov. Tony Evers and Attorney General Josh Kaul defeat their predecessors in the 2018 election are coming back to haunt them now that six years have passed and no progress has been made on those issues.
The success of our community depends on electing quality candidates to represent us.
Her policies will cost us more and make us less secure.
The concept of Food Sovereignty for Native Communities means the right to choose, cultivate and preserve food practices.
The biggest threat is a malady that plagues many local communities around the state. It’s called: Lazyclerkitis.
Even after subtracting 2020, the last year of the Trump presidency that was devastated by the onset of COVID-19, the economic performance for GNP growth during his first three years in office from 2017 to 2019 were below that of President Biden’s tenure and far below that of several other presidents like Lyndon Johnson, John F. Kennedy and Bill Clinton.
Here in Wisconsin, the ruling party manipulated voting districts to stay in charge even after losing favor with voters, fashioning the nation’s most politically biased state legislative district maps.
Madison’s mayor is listing proposed cuts if the anticipated referendum to increase spending limits in perpetuity by $22 million is defeated on November 5. But those cuts do NOT include the $1.1 million taxpayers spend on the Police Civilian Oversight Board, a do-nothing agency created to solve a non-existent problem.
Simple acts of neighborliness can make life better, stronger and safer.
Over the first two years of my tenure, we have been effecting change at all of our universities, consistent with our strategic plan, to ensure Wisconsin can compete and win the War for Talent.
A homegrown solution championed by the Milwaukee Bucks in the Deer District is a better way to treat workers.
Enbridge plans to reroute the aging pipeline, but that wouldn’t change the threat it poses to northern Wisconsin and Tribal communities’ watersheds.
Milwaukee’s low-income white children heading in wrong direction.
The road to the White House runs through Wisconsin.
“I’m only trying to make it to vote for Kamala Harris,” Carter told his son Chip, according to a report published last week in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
These referenda will cause unnecessary delays and gridlock for Wisconsinites who sorely need assistance. They are poorly thought out and completely backward.
Cooke is the clear front runner in the Democratic primary because she fights for regular folks, inspires voters and knows what it takes to win.
It goes without saying that whoever America sends to the White House could have an important role in shaping the future of Social Security. It’s more important than ever that these candidates continue to voice their strong support of the program if they want to convince Wisconsinites and Americans nationwide that they’re the best choice to lead our country into the next four years.
As the story of the Oak Creek mass shooting continues to be shared, we must acknowledge the importance of reestablishing community following a tragedy.
These activists might declare any level of alcohol is unsafe.
Two issues that helped Gov. Tony Evers and Attorney General Josh Kaul defeat their predecessors in the 2018 election are coming back to haunt them now that six years have passed and no progress has been made on those issues.
The success of our community depends on electing quality candidates to represent us.
Her policies will cost us more and make us less secure.
