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Chippewa County Economic Development Corporation: Upcoming CCEDC opportunities

Woman-Owned Business Enterprise Certification Workshop http://chippewa-wi.com/ Monday, October 19, 5:00-7:00pm The Riverside Professional Building, 770 Technology Way, Chippewa Falls In today’s competitive market, woman-owned businesses must find ways to expand their markets. Having a Woman-Owned Business Certification will provide advantages when putting together your marketing plan and will assist in reaching the goals many government and coronations require before doing business....

Ruffin’ It Resort: Operation Baghdad Pups “No Buddy Gets Left Behind” October fundraiser

Contact: Renee Brantner Shanesy Top Dog at Ruffin' It Resort Premier Doggie Hotel & Daycare 635 Struck Street Madison, WI 53719 608-310-4299 Ruffin' It Resort, voted Best of Madison, is pleased to announce the 2nd Annual 'Great Pumpkin Bark Away' to benefit SPCA: Operation Baghdad Pups “No Buddy Gets Left Behind” program. Operation Baghdad Pups provides veterinary care and coordinates complicated logistics and transportation in order to...

MMAC: Join the County Budget discussion with Scott Walker

County Executive Scott Walker: 2010 County Budget Highlights Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker’s budget is facing tough scrutiny and debate by the County Board. One hot button issue is whether county employees should absorb a 3% cut in pay to ensure a zero tax levy. Weigh in with your thoughts as County Executive Walker joins MMAC members for a...

Greater Beloit Chamber of Commerce: Top five reasons to attend Sustainable Industry Conference in Beloit, WI

CONTACT Amy Loudenbeck Greater Beloit Chamber of Commerce 608.365.8835 amyl@greaterbeloitchamber.com Beloit, WI – On Thursday October 15th, 2009 the Greater Beloit Chamber of Commerce will host its second Sustainable Industry Conference at the new Center for the Sciences on the Beloit College campus. Top five reasons for businesses in the region to attend the conference include: 1. Minimum...

SVA: Officially changes name

Media Contact: Jack R. Cotton, CPA (608) 826-2025 MADISON, Wis., Oct. 8, 2009 – Suby, Von Haden & Associates, Certified Public Accountants, has officially changed its name to SVA Certified Public Accountants. SVA simultaneously introduced a new logo and brand statement, “Measurable Results.” SVA Certified Public Accountants and its affiliated companies provide a wide range of professional...

Wilderness Hotel & Golf Resort: New Tombstone Town offers Wilderness guests a spooky adventure just in time for Halloween

FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: Heidi Fendos, PR Counsel (414) 778-0766 or heidi@fendospr.com WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. — Get ready to be scared out of your mind, as the Wilderness Hotel & Golf Resort unveils its new Tombstone Town Haunted Hotel and Livery on October 10 just in time for Halloween at America’s largest waterpark resort, located in Wisconsin Dells. According to Joe Eck, general manager...

Hamilton Wood Type: Juliet Shen joins Hamilton’s first-ever Wayzgoose weekend, including the unveiling of Matthew Carter’s first-ever wood typeface

Hamilton Wood Type's 10th anniversary events conclude with Jim Sherraden's December workshop Two Rivers, Wis. -- Juliet Shen of Shen Design and the School of Visual Concepts in Seattle has been added as a presenter at Hamilton Wood Type and Printing Museum's Wayzgoose weekend. Held Nov. 20-22 in Two Rivers, Wis., the three-day event will be filled with print presentations...

Community Coordinated Child Care, Inc.: To hold ribbon-cutting at new facility after August 2008 fire

CONTACT: Jody Bartnick, Executive Director 608-271-9181 (MADISON / October 8, 2009) – After losing its building to a devastating fire, 4-C (Community Coordinated Child Care, Inc.) will hold a ribbon-cutting and open house at its new facility at 5 Odana Court...

(WisBusiness) THU News Summary — 8 Oct. 2009

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WisBusiness: Manufacturers wary of new e-waste recycling bill

By Kay Nolan For WisBusiness.com As sweeping new legislation regarding disposal of electronic waste moves through the Legislature, some technology groups and recycling businesses are lauding the measure even as electronics manufacturers say it places an impossible task on them to control what happens to their products once in the hands of consumers. The bill, which regulates the disposal of...
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