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A recently released audit by the nonpartisan Legislative Audit Bureau found that “WEDC cannot be certain about the number of jobs actually created or retained as a result of any awards that ended.”
UW professor spent six years listening to rural Wisconsin residents express their frustrations.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on the increased tension between Gov. Scott Walker and Wisconsin Republicans.
West Bend has been enjoying something of a retail renaissance in the past few years. Unfortunately, Wisconsin’s Unfair Sales Act, A.K.A. “Minimum Markup Law,” is preventing consumers to reap the benefits of such an upsurge in competition.
The percentage standard would set up a double-whammy; just as gas prices are increasing, so will the tax. The pain at the pump will be multiplied.
For more than two centuries the United States has been almost continually on a battlefield somewhere in the world.
We must talk about why we must fight harder for peace than we do for War.
Paul Ryan and Reince Priebus may go down with the USS Trump.
What with Trump’s budget ending Great Lakes Restoration and crucial, related Sea Grant funding, and cutting more clean water grants to states by 45%, it seems like a good day to acknowledge two literally sickening realities.
We encourage our Great Lakes neighbors to contact their elected representatives and ask them to restore adequate funding to EPA to protect our health and natural resources. It is a wise investment in our future.
Polar opposites back “mobility grants” to help unemployed move to get jobs.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on how a terrorist attack at an Ariana Grande concert will affect world politics.
Clarke’s extensive use of citations indicates that he did not intend to pass off his source material as his own work.
Clarke obviously intended to deceive exactly no one. He cites his sources abundantly and clearly in his thesis.
Halfway through his foreign barnstorming, President Trump has presented a calmer, more rational and reassuring face than his US charges have ever seen up-close and constant.
Governments have long enabled metro area’s biases.
Our Safe Communities Act contains two critical pieces — uniform, core principles regarding when force is used that have been recommended by law enforcement, and an updated annual training standard that includes use of force options, emphasizing de-escalation.
Any discussion of poverty in Milwaukee has been stunted by the decades-old battle that pits powerful conservative advocates of school vouchers against the once powerful liberal defenders of public education.
Wisconsin’s Republican governor, Scott Walker, believes that citizens of his state who use public services should have to submit to drug testing. And anyone who refuses to be tested should be turned away.
Dayton opposes preempting local sick pay ordinances.
A recently released audit by the nonpartisan Legislative Audit Bureau found that “WEDC cannot be certain about the number of jobs actually created or retained as a result of any awards that ended.”
UW professor spent six years listening to rural Wisconsin residents express their frustrations.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on the increased tension between Gov. Scott Walker and Wisconsin Republicans.
West Bend has been enjoying something of a retail renaissance in the past few years. Unfortunately, Wisconsin’s Unfair Sales Act, A.K.A. “Minimum Markup Law,” is preventing consumers to reap the benefits of such an upsurge in competition.
The percentage standard would set up a double-whammy; just as gas prices are increasing, so will the tax. The pain at the pump will be multiplied.
For more than two centuries the United States has been almost continually on a battlefield somewhere in the world.
We must talk about why we must fight harder for peace than we do for War.
Paul Ryan and Reince Priebus may go down with the USS Trump.
What with Trump’s budget ending Great Lakes Restoration and crucial, related Sea Grant funding, and cutting more clean water grants to states by 45%, it seems like a good day to acknowledge two literally sickening realities.
We encourage our Great Lakes neighbors to contact their elected representatives and ask them to restore adequate funding to EPA to protect our health and natural resources. It is a wise investment in our future.
Polar opposites back “mobility grants” to help unemployed move to get jobs.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on how a terrorist attack at an Ariana Grande concert will affect world politics.
Clarke’s extensive use of citations indicates that he did not intend to pass off his source material as his own work.
Clarke obviously intended to deceive exactly no one. He cites his sources abundantly and clearly in his thesis.
Halfway through his foreign barnstorming, President Trump has presented a calmer, more rational and reassuring face than his US charges have ever seen up-close and constant.
Governments have long enabled metro area’s biases.
Our Safe Communities Act contains two critical pieces — uniform, core principles regarding when force is used that have been recommended by law enforcement, and an updated annual training standard that includes use of force options, emphasizing de-escalation.
Any discussion of poverty in Milwaukee has been stunted by the decades-old battle that pits powerful conservative advocates of school vouchers against the once powerful liberal defenders of public education.
Wisconsin’s Republican governor, Scott Walker, believes that citizens of his state who use public services should have to submit to drug testing. And anyone who refuses to be tested should be turned away.
Dayton opposes preempting local sick pay ordinances.