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But rule is already being challenged in court. Certain industries rely heavily on agreements.
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Public Approval Process Starting For Country’s Tallest Mass Timber Building
And company hopes to build an even taller building next door.
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In Transfers, Public Schools Often Deny Students With Disabilities
Charter and choice "cherry picking" is well known. But public schools also involved through open enrollment.
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Miltown Eats Moving to Walker’s Point
The local meal kit delivery service has been operating out of a temporary space in Waukesha, but will soon return to Milwaukee.
Apr 7th, 2023 by Sophie Bolich
Opee Awards Honor Open Records Champions
And chastise those who block transparency.
Mar 12th, 2023 by Bill Lueders
Milwaukee, the RNC and Nuremberg
The city could be host to a quasi-fascist, Republican hatefest.
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MPS Literacy Coach Films Reading Series Across Wisconsin
Dannette Justus films readings of children's books at interesting locations and Wisconsin landmarks.
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Yes, There Was Good News In 2021
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Bill Lueders Inducted into Freedom of Information Hall of Fame
The editor of The Progressive, has been a champion for government transparency.
Oct 6th, 2021 by Dee J. Hall
Kleefisch Tries To Ape Trump
And the results are, ah, pretty weird.
Sep 27th, 2021 by Bruce Murphy
How Kleefisch Failed On Foxconn
As Lt. Governor she recruited the Taiwanese company and failed to protect taxpayers.
Sep 13th, 2021 by Bruce Murphy
