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To prosecute cosby on a womans claims that he sexually assaulted her at his cheltenham mansion. Caster says he told cosby he would not prosecute him if he gave a sworn disposition, which is where this statement took place. 10 years later, what do you think about casters decision back then in 2005, nia. I think he cut the best deal he thought he could make happen. Its interesting that he actually got something thats on the record that now is going to come out and probably impact a lot of things f...

 

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A group of working parents join Lake Effect's Audrey Nowakowski to discuss the challenges they face daily and how the pandemic has impacted their outlook both at work and at home.

The Working Moms of Milwaukee is honoring four Milwaukee businesses for their family-friendly policies.

New research reveals that half of working women in Wisconsin are considering leaving their current jobs since the pandemic began — that’s 25 percent higher than the national average. The number is even higher for women working in retail, food service and hospitality industries.

Half of working women in Wisconsin are considering quitting their jobs, according to a new report from Kane Communications Group underscoring the pandemic’s impact on women in the workforce.

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Jagler launches executive communications firm Share Steve Jagler, president of Steve Jagler Executive Branding LLC After nearly four decades working in local media and communications, Steve Jagler is striking out on his own. Jagler, who was the executive editor of BizTimes Milwaukee from 2002 to 2015, has launched Steve Jagler… Want to Read More? After nearly four decades working in local media and communications, Steve Jagler is striking out on his own. Jagler, who was the executiv...

Instead of allowing many businesses to apply for a $230,000 federally funded contract to encourage vaccinations in the City of Racine, the city council nearly unanimously voted to give the