(WisBusiness) WED News Summary — 22 Apr. 2009
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-- Within five years, Janesville should be able to recoup the 3,500-plus auto and auto-related jobs it has lost with the closure of the GM plant and numerous suppliers, John Beckord, president of Forward Janesville said Tuesday.
Speaking to a board meeting of the Wisconsin Technology Council, Beckord said the loss of GM was a major...
WisBusiness: Doyle sees potential for auto industry comeback
By Greg Bump
WisBusiness.com
Gov. Jim Doyle told a conference of UAW officials at the Concourse Hotel in Madison that the American auto industry will, and must, make a comeback.
"You simply can't have a country that doesn't make cars," Doyle said Monday. "We have a president who understands that. We have congressional leadership who understands that."
With the Janesville GM...
WisBusiness: Planes, trains and automobiles — A travel service that coordinates them all
By Tyler Stevenson
For WisBusiness.com
BAYSIDE - Got your ticket. But now what? Whether flying to Paris, riding the metro downtown, or hopping on the train to Boston, people use many modes of transportation daily.
How to travel efficiently -- from origin to destination -- is the door-to-door philosophy of Scopia, a Bayside travel company that is launching an intermodal travel...
DATCP: Farm to school – connecting kids, farmers, food
AmeriCorps program seeks sites for 2009-10 school year
Contact: Lora Klenke 608-224-5119
Editors: If you would like to feature an AmeriCorps Farm to School project in your area (listed in paragraph 2), you can get contact information by calling or emailing Donna Gilson, 608-224-5130.
MADISON – Here’s a chance to improve kids’ health, support local farmers, and nurture tomorrow’s community leaders...
Wis. Tech Council: Report recommends science, technology, engineering and math education strategy for Wisconsin
Contact: Tom Still or Ryann Petit-Frere at 608-442-7557
MADISON – The Wisconsin Technology Council has recommended that state business leaders, educators and policy leaders embrace targeted efforts to advance science, technology, engineering and math education.
A report released Tuesday, Educating a Tech-Savvy Workforce in Wisconsin, caps a series of town hall-style meetings produced by the Tech Council to gather citizen opinion...
