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Kmotion Media: Group from Defunct Pulse Communications launches Kmotion Media

Green Bay, WI - April 30, 2009 - After 20 years in business, Pulse Communications has closed. Its last day of operations was March 31. Pulse was a Green Bay based video and interactive production facility that most-recently worked on the Eric Roberts film “Project Solitude”. A core production group from Pulse, roughly half of its employees...

Wisconsin Bio Industry Alliance: Biodiesel Basics #32 – Rock band Guster tours state using biodiesel

Contact: Joshua Morby 414.791.9120 Popular rock band Guster was in Madison yesterday and is in Milwaukee today visiting campuses and promoting biodiesel as part of their Campus Consciousness Tour. Biodiesel is a renewable fuel which is made right here in Wisconsin. Here are some facts: * Guster is using only biodiesel-powered tour buses...

DATCP: Bags of fresh spinach recalled; sample tests positive for salmonella

Contact: Jane Larson 608-224-5005 (office) 608-212-3094 (cell) MADISON--Bags of fresh spinach distributed through a Milwaukee-based food processor are being removed from store shelves in Wisconsin after routine food safety tests of Kleen-Pak brand fresh spinach tested positive for Salmonella, a bacteria that can cause food-borne illness. At this time, there have been no reports of illnesses associated with this product...

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WisBusiness: Small-business owners tell oversight panel credit still tight despite TARP program

By David Wise WisBusiness.com MILWAUKEE -- Small-business owners expressed frustration today at their inability to access credit despite the government's injection of more than $500 billion into banks so far under the $700 billion TARP program. Representatives from local Wisconsin banks at a Congressional Oversight Panel hearing in Milwaukee noted, however, that they have voluntarily accepted TARP funds and continue to...
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