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As prices for everything rise due to inflation and supply-chain worries, there could be some holiday relief coming to Wisconsin homeowners with their property tax bills.

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An Evers administration $130 million package of grants aims to to begin addressing long-festering gaps in the state between people and jobs.

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GINEKOLOG u Supetru ostao bez interneta i telefona, ravnatelj Doma zdravlja kaže da je bio neupućen.

Jedina ginekološka ordinacija na Braču ostala je bez interneta i telefona, a gradonačelnica Supetra na Braču, Ivana Marković, prozvala je Dom zdravlja...

Veto override would have ended Wisconsins participation in federal unemployment program. Written By: Laurel White / Wisconsin Public Radio | 9:03 pm, Jul. 27, 2021 × The Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison. (Laura Zimmerman/WPR) The Wisconsin Assembly voted again Tuesday, July 27, on a bill that would eliminate extra federal money for unemployment benefit recipients in Wisconsin, but Republican support for the measure wasnt enough to override a veto from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers. T...

Evers calls special session while GOP eyes veto override By SCOTT BAUER Associated Press July 26, 2021 — 4:15pm Text size Copy shortlink: MADISON, Wis. — Gov. Tony Evers on Monday called the Republican-controlle...

Condividi la notizia: Viterbo – “Prima di accendere la luce dobbiamo mangiare. No al fotovoltaico a terra perché non solo sottrae terreni all’agricoltura, ma è una vera e propria concorrenza sleale ai danni delle imprese agricole”. Coldiretti Viterbo prende una posizione netta e chiara contro il fotovoltaico nella Tuscia. A difesa delle aziende agricole che già hanno i loro problemi con la grande distribuzione. A dargli voce il presidente dei coltivatori diretti, Mauro Pacifici. L’...

Bill Lueders, president of the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council, said the bill Evers vetoed was the Legislature attempting to "change the law after getting caught breaking it." A spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu declined to comment.  Christa Westerberg, vice president of the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council and a lawyer who specializes in open government issues, said "at best" the bill is ambiguous as to whether it simply codifies existing statutory exempt...