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American Planning Association Wisconsin Chapter: Strategies for community planning in a world of change

Planners from across Wisconsin gather in Green Bay for APA-WI Annual Conference FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                                                  May 2, 2022 (Wisconsin) Planners from across  Wisconsin will be attending the American Planning Association – Wisconsin Chapter (APA-WI) Annual Conference on May 24 through May 26 in Green Bay, WI at the KI Convention Center. This conference...

The Corners of Brookfield: New restaurant concept, Here Chicky Chicky, to hatch at The Corners this summer

Town of Brookfield, Wis. –The Corners of Brookfield today announced the debut of a new restaurant concept from the owners of Goddess and the Baker, the popular continental café with one of its six locations at the town center. Here Chicky Chicky, a fast-casual fried chicken meals and sandwiches restaurant, will open at The Corners of Brookfield this...

UW-Eau Claire: Experiences in and outside the classroom prepare nursing grad for future success in health care

Brooke Anderson didn’t have to go far to see what a nursing degree from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire could do for her. After all, growing up she saw her mom — Cassie Anderson, a UW-Eau Claire nursing graduate — enjoy a successful career in health care thanks to her degree. Anderson, who will...

Waukesha County: The Tap Yard Beer Gardens to open new location in Fox Brook Park May 4th

(Waukesha, WI) – Waukesha County Parks and The Tap Yard Beer Gardens invite residents and visitors to celebrate the new beer garden in Fox Brook Park with a ribbon cutting and ceremonial first pour on Wednesday, May 4 at 3 p.m. Fox Brook Park is located at 2925 N. Barker Road in Brookfield. “We are...

Friends of Outagamie County Cemetery: Storyboard installation completes Outagamie County Cemetery restoration project

A nine-year, volunteer-led project to bring dignity to a long neglected cemetery has at long last received its final touches.  Through the addition of storyboards, visitors to the Outagamie County Cemetery will now get a better understanding of the burial grounds and its place in the often difficult history of mental health treatment in...

BBB: Tip: Here’s how to celebrate Small Business Week

Milwaukee, Wis. – Although this week is National Small Business Week, BBB and the Small Business Administration (SBA) are always celebrating the millions of small businesses that make our economy work and that contribute to BBB's mission of trust in the marketplace. Please check out our new business resources page and our business news feed. Let’s face it....

Concerns raised about solar imports investigation

Renew Wisconsin is raising concerns about a federal investigation into “alleged unfair trade practices” targeting solar energy products imported from southeast Asia.  The renewable energy advocacy group highlighted the U.S. Commerce Department’s investigation into certain solar products imported from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. A release notes 80 percent of all U.S. solar panel...

Dept. of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection: Highly pathogenic avian influenza identified in Fond du Lac, Oconto counties

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) has identified new cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in backyard flocks in Fond du Lac and Oconto counties. Both flocks were depopulated to prevent spread of the disease. HPAI has now been found in domestic flocks in nine counties....

UW-Green Bay: UW-Green Bay Music offers two free concerts

Green Bay, Wis. — The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Music program will be presenting two concerts during the first week of May. Both concerts will be free to the public. On Monday, May 2, the Music program will hold its annual Chamber Ensembles Concert at 7:30 in Fort Howard Hall at the Weidner Center. Then on Wednesday,...

WiSys: Wisconsin Big Idea Tournament: UW-Green Bay student wins WiSys’ statewide student entrepreneurship competition

EAU CLAIRE—UW-Green Bay student Sydney Gang won the Wisconsin Big Idea Tournament, presented by WiSys, on April 23. Gang took first place and a $2,500 prize in the statewide student entrepreneurship competition held in downtown Eau Claire at coworking space CoLab. Gang’s pitch “Skip the Warm-Up” was for an improvement to...

Milwaukee VA: To host first Farmers Market of the 2022 season on June 10; new vendors welcome to apply by May 4

The first Milwaukee VA Farmers Market of the 2022 season will be held Friday, June 10, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. outside the south entrance on the 5000 W. National Ave. side of the Zablocki VA Medical Center. This outdoor market features local produce and products to help promote whole health, wellness, and nutrition.

MON AM News: Concerns raised about solar imports investigation; DHS leader highlights need for more behavioral health professionals

-- Renew Wisconsin is raising concerns about a federal investigation into “alleged unfair trade practices” targeting solar energy products imported from southeast Asia.  The renewable energy advocacy group highlighted the U.S. Commerce Department’s investigation into certain solar products imported from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. A release notes 80 percent of all U.S. solar...
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