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14
Dec
2023

work-from-home$140 million of federal funds from the American Rescue Plan Capital Projects Fund to help expand access, affordability, and adoption of High-Speed Internet.

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
 
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04
Jan
2017

voter-idLeague of Women Voters of Wisconsin reports that the new laws caused confusion for voters and election officials alike in some polling sites, and were misapplied by election officials and prevented eligible citizens from voting in others.

Written by League Women Voters WI, Andrea Kaminski   
Last Updated on Wednesday, 04 January 2017 10:10
 
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23
Dec
2016

elderlyChanges could be coming to SeniorCare that could be harmful to those people the program was created to serve. Governor Walker has tried in past budgets to eliminate the program.


MADISON - On Thursday, State Senator Dave Hansen (D-Green Bay) echoed Senator Tim Carpenter’s concerns with the future of SeniorCare, a popular state program that helps over 90,000 Wisconsin residents 65 and older afford needed medication.

dave-hansenIn a meeting with the new Secretary of Health Services, Senator Hansen said he was left with the impression that changes could be coming to SeniorCare that could be harmful to those people the program was created to serve.

“Given the past efforts by the Governor to eliminate it and my recent conversation with the Secretary, I am concerned what changes might be ahead for SeniorCare and for the people who rely on it to afford their needed medications,” said Hansen, who voted to create the program in 2001.

Hansen said he is also concerned that other programs aimed at helping seniors might face an uncertain future as well with a new administration in Washington that appears to support privatizing Medicare and Social Security.

“People voted for change in November and change is going to happen. Given the Governor’s past actions and current conversations in Washington, my concern is that we don’t lose valuable programs like SeniorCare and Medicare in the process.”

Written by GBP Staff   
 
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15
Dec
2023

disability-studentsWHEFA completed 18 financings for Wisconsin nonprofit organizations totaling more than $740 million and saving those organizations in excess of $19 million in 2023.

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
 
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14
Dec
2023

clean-drinking-water-faucetMoney will help every Wisconsinite get healthy, safe, and clean drinking water from their tap.

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
Last Updated on Thursday, 14 December 2023 18:39
 
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