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Urban spelunking: The house that architect Alfred C. Clas designed for himself - Vimarsana News

Urban spelunking: The house that architect Alfred C. Clas designed for himself

If you're frequently on the upper East Side, you may have noticed a lovely, if somewhat unusual house overlooking a grassy triangle behind Columbia St. Mary's Hospital, where Wahl and Terrace Avenues come together. That's the house that renowned architect Alfred C. Clas designed as his retirement home.

Can he do that? Tony Evers followed a Wisconsin tradition when he increased school aid for 402 years. - Vimarsana News

Can he do that? Tony Evers followed a Wisconsin tradition when he increased school aid for 402 years.

Tony Evers crafted a four-century school aid extension by striking a hyphen and a "20" from a reference to the 2024-25 school year.

Source: yahoo.com
Wisconsin governor boosts public school funding for next 402 years - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin governor boosts public school funding for next 402 years

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers (D) used his partial veto authority Wednesday to increase funding for public schools in the state for the next four centuries. Evers used vetoes to boost state spending above levels set in a two-year spending plan passed by the state-Republican controlled Legislature. Using his veto power, the governor increased the amount…

Source: yahoo.com
Inside Track: 50-Year Member Profile: Judge Patricia Curley: - Vimarsana News

Inside Track: 50-Year Member Profile: Judge Patricia Curley:

Judge Patricia Curley served on the Milwaukee County bench with her father before moving up to the Wisconsin Court of Appeals.

Source: wisbar.org