DATCP: 2009 Buy Local, Buy Wisconsin grant pre-proposals due Sept. 21
Contact: Teresa Cuperus 608-224-5101
MADISON -- Secretary of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection Rod Nilsestuen today asked for grant pre-proposals to increase local food sales and grow the state’s economy.
The state’s second round of the Buy Local, Buy Wisconsin grant program will award $222,700 total this year; the maximum grant amount is $50,000.
“We’re looking for projects that will help...
Axley Brynelson: Attorneys named in 2010 edition of Best Lawyers
Contact:
Kate Scoptur, Director of Client Relations
608.260.2484
kscoptur@axley.com
(Madison, WI) 19 attorneys from Axley Brynelson, LLP were named in the 2010 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®.
Regarded as a top reference guide to the legal profession, Best Lawyers has been published biennially since 1983. The Best Lawyers lists are compiled through an extensive peer-review survey in which thousands of lawyers in...
Wisconsin Power and Light: Reminds local residents that August 11 (8/11) is convenient reminder to call 811 before digging
Media Contact: Nancy Craig (319) 786-4788
Recent survey reveals that do-it-yourself projects remain strong throughout 2009
MADISON, WI – August 6, 2009 – With August 11 almost here, Wisconsin Power and Light, an Alliant Energy company, hopes this date on the calendar, 8/11, will serve as a natural reminder for residents to call 811 prior to any digging project to have...
Kremer: Angel investing rises despite economic downturn
By Brian E. Clark
For WisBusiness.com
The recession has been cruel to start-ups – just as it has forced big companies to their knees – but it also has presented big opportunities for investors who are looking for good deals.
That’s the word from Joe Kremer, who heads the Wisconsin Angel Network, a group of well-heeled investors that backs companies that are...
(WisBusiness) MON News Summary — 10 Aug. 2009
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$3.4 million grant to assist 1,200 laid-off workers: The state of Wisconsin announced Friday that $3.4 million in additional assistance will be made available for more than 1,200 workers who were laid off from their jobs at 11 companies.
http://milwaukee.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/stories/2009/08/03/daily97.html
Milwaukee aiming for big bucks : Milwaukee city officials are scrambling for up to $500 million, as the distribution of...
