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Suttle-Straus: Receives awards in international print competition

Suttle-Straus of Waunakee received two 2010 Premier Print Awards for outstanding achievement in the production of books and specialty products. The graphic arts industry’s largest and most prestigious international printing competition, the Premier Print Awards recognizes those responsible for the creation and production of outstanding print communications. Suttle-Straus won an Award of Recognition for their entry Harley...

Gov. Doyle: Awards $321,000 for Prevention Genetics expansion

Contacts: Laura Smith, Office of the Governor, 608-261-2162 Tony Hozeny, Department of Commerce, 608-267-9661 Project Will Create 51 Jobs in Marshfield Area MADISON – Governor Jim Doyle today announced that PreventionGenetics, LLC will receive $321,000 in tax credits to help construct and equip a new facility in Marshfield. Department of Commerce Secretary Aaron Olver made the announcement on behalf of the Governor at...

B2B CFO: “Planning for Success” to help businesses gauge financial health, opportunities

Workshop will help owners understand numbers, chart course CONTACT: David Buslee, B2B CFO, (262) 271-2522 West Bend, Wis. – Financial reports can be a mystery to many business owners, no matter how successful. Sports, on the other hand, usually require no explanation. Westbury Bank, Washington County Economic Development Corp. and the West Bend Chamber of Commerce will together sponsor “Planning for Success,”...

WisBusiness: Locals expect impact of PGA Championship to extend beyond 2010

As the 2010 PGA Championship returns to the Whistling Straits golf course near Sheboygan this week, the head of the local chamber of commerce says area business have tempered their expectations about the tournament's immediate economic impact. Betsy Alles, executive director of the Sheboygan Chamber of Commerce, the financial gains in the wake of the 2004 PGA Championship at Whistling...

Alliant Energy: Offers customers tips on how to cool off electricity costs

Media Contact: Mary Fanning-Penny (608) 458-6250 Energy efficiency is the key to lowering usage and bills MADISON, WI – August 10, 2010 – Alliant Energy encourages customers to consider becoming more energy efficient as a way to cool off electricity costs during the remaining weeks of summer heat and humidity. “Higher summer temperatures and humidity levels mean higher electric bills. This is...
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