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Contact: Andrew Reschovsky, reschovsky@lafollette.wisc.edu, 608-263-0447 MADISON - A new analysis suggests Wisconsin faces a budget deficit of at least $3.1 billion in the state's next two-year budget cycle - $400 million more than recently reported numbers. News reports often cite the Wisconsin Legislative Fiscal Bureau's latest determination of the state's fiscal condition at the beginning of the upcoming biennium. The fiscal...

Contacts: Laura Smith, Office of the Governor, 608-261-2162 Tony Hozeny, Department of Commerce, 608-267-9661 Project to Create 200 Full-Time Jobs CUBA CITY – Governor Jim Doyle today announced up to $1,506,000 in assistance to Wausaukee Composites and Grant County to support the company’s efforts to create 200 full-time jobs. The funding comes from the Community Development Block...

Contact: George Meyer, Wisconsin Wildlife Federation (608) 516-5545 Jodi Habush Sinykin, Midwest Environmental Advocates (414) 507-0004 Ezra Meyer, Clean Wisconsin (608) 251-7020 x20 Laurie Longtine, Waukesha County Environmental Action League (262) 894-8443 WAUKESHA-- Yesterday in a letter to Waukesha Common Council President Ybarra the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) again had to take the unusual step of having to inform...

FOR MORE INFORMATION: Annie Nolan (414) 390-5500 Local attorney Jacob Reis selected as one of the state’s “Up and Coming Lawyers” as honored in the Wisconsin Law Journal De Pere, Wis. – Jacob R. Reis of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. in Appleton has been named as an “Up and Coming Lawyer,” a designation awarded annually by the Wisconsin Law Journal...

FOR MORE INFORMATION: Annie Nolan (414) 390-5500 Local attorney to join prestigious international society New Berlin, Wis. – Rob Jaskulski, of the Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. office in Milwaukee, has been invited to be inducted as a fellow of the International Society of Barristers, a prestigious society that seeks to honor top tier trial attorneys throughout the world. Currently, the society...

FOR MORE INFORMATION: Annie Nolan (414) 390-5500 Local attorney to join prestigious international society Franklin, Wis. – Tim Trecek, of the Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. office in Milwaukee, has been invited to be inducted as a fellow of the International Society of Barristers, a prestigious society that seeks to honor top tier trial attorneys throughout the world. Currently, the society...

Green Bay, Wisconsin – Bay Area Humane Society is hosting a Cat Adoption Special – from now until 10/10/10 all cat and kitten adoption fees are just $10.10. Experience purrs and unconditional love, and feel proud knowing you made a difference in the life of a great pet. The top ten reasons to adopt a cat from Bay Area...

Media Contact: Joan Collins Publicity, Inc. (608) 222-2899 InteriorLOGIC Facilty Planning has moved from Fitchburg to 120l South Stoughton Road, according to Robin Stroebel, owner and founder. The firm, celebrating 21 years of creating better places for people to work, also has an office in Cedarburg. The phone number remains 663-9600. http://www.intlogic.com

Contact: Scott Pigeon Hoffman LLC | Director of Marketing Phone: 920-380-2175 | Email: spigeon@hoffman.net Highest-Rated LEED-NC Project Designed and Built by Hoffman LLC (Appleton, WI) Holy Wisdom Monastery in Madison, WI received a 2010 SE2 (Sustainability and Energy Efficiency) Award of Merit from the Wisconsin Green Building Alliance (WGBA). The SE2 Leadership Award...

Contact: Eric Nelson The Alexander Company ® 145 East Badger Road, Ste. 200 Madison, WI 53713 PH: 608.268.8124 Fax: 608.258.5599 E-mail: ejn@alexandercompany.com Web: http://www.alexandercompany.com Developer Named Recipient of 2010 Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Award Among Others Madison, WI – Madison developer The Alexander Company has been honored with numerous national awards for its redevelopment of National Park Seminary (NPS), a historic preservation and adaptive reuse housing...

At first blush, the situation for Wisconsin apple producers might appear to be dire. But Tom Ferguson, head of the Wisconsin Apple Growers Association, is philosophical about the forecast from the U.S. Department of Agriculture that this year’s harvest will be down about 20 percent compared to last year. “Last year’s harvest was big, so over the long term,...