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Nonprofit spotlight: Kids From Wisconsin Share Want to Read More? (414) 266-7067 1969 Mission statement: The Kids From Wisconsin’s objective as a statewide organization is to be a partner, connector, and megaphone for the arts in the communities they perform.   Primary focus of your nonprofit organization: The Kids From Wisconsin create a musical production that offers a professional touring/performing experience as a trajectory for young adult performers.   Other focuses of your nonprofit organization: Year-round education of youth through hands-on performing arts workshops and music cu...

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Area man to receive high school diploma 60 years later Ed Richter Nearly 60 years after his class graduated from Franklin High School, a Franklin veteran of the Vietnam era will receive his high school diploma later this month. Arthur Greene Jr., 76, of Franklin Twp., was supposed to graduate with the class of 1963 at Franklin High School, but left school during his senior year to work on the family farm. © Provided by Dayton Daily News The Franklin Board of Education will be awarding a high school diploma to Arthur Greene Jr. who left school nearly 60 years ago during his ...

Louis Williams. Deyi works for Logitech as a lead video storyteller emphasizing communications & advocacy. Williams is the community relations manager at Courage MKE. “Both of these vibrant individuals will add much-needed diversity amongst the current board along with the willingness to serve in meaningful ways on our community enrichment committee,” said Michael Sander, the Kids From Wisconsin executive director. Positive MKE Impact With the new community enrichment program “Music In Me” being offered as a residency program at inner-city Milwaukee schools without music curricula...

Stephen Ward, Oregon State University CENTER OF ATTENTION: Oregon State University is home to the Global Hemp Innovation Center, and will be the host of a virtual event covering a range of topics related to the crop. Oregon State University is hosting the National Hemp Symposium in February. Jan 29, 2021 Just where is the hemp industry going? What are the market opportunities for this new crop? Those are questions that will be addressed at the first-ever National Hemp Symposium set for Feb. 9-10. The event will be virtual and hosted by Oregon State University's Glob...