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Sportsman’s Warehouse closing two Wisconsin locations, affecting 125 employees

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Wisconsin Technology Council: Twenty-eight entries advance to next round in county-wide youth business plan contest

Contact: Ryann Petit-Frere or Tom Still at 608-442-7557 and visit http://www.danecountyyes.com MADISON – Twenty-eight entries from nine communities have advanced to the semi-final round of Dane County Yes!, a new county-wide youth business plan contest, producers announced Wednesday. Contestants were selected from first-round entries by an independent panel of judges organized through the Wisconsin Technology Council, which is producing the contest...

Wisconsin Energy Corp.: Named one of the nation’s best corporate citizens for the second year in a row

From: Irissol Arce MILWAUKEE – Wisconsin Energy Corporation (NYSE: WEC) moved up to 12th place on the list of the Top 100 corporate citizens in the United States in the annual ranking prepared by Corporate Responsibility Officer (CRO) magazine. In 2008, Wisconsin Energy was 15th on the list. CRO evaluates approximately 1,100 publicly held companies in the areas of employee relations,...

DATCP: Columbia County atrazine prohibition area expands

Contact: Jane Larson (608) 224-5005 MADISON—Beginning April 1, 2009, some corn growers in Columbia County will have to find different products to control weeds in certain corn fields because the use of atrazine, a popular corn herbicide, is prohibited. The Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection has added about 1,830 acres to existing atrazine prohibition areas in the Town...

DATCP: Where’s the (grass-fed) beef? Find out at March 25 meet-the-farmer dinner

Contact: Laura Paine (DATCP), 608-224-5120 Teresa Cuperus (DATCP), 608-224-5101 Rod Ofte (WGBC), 608-451-2861 Tami Lax (Harvest), 608-255-6075 MADISON – Diners can get a three-course beef dinner at a Madison restaurant Wednesday, March 25, and meet the farmers who produced it. Harvest Restaurant, 21 N. Pinckney St., is helping the new Wisconsin Grass-Fed Beef Cooperative (WGBC) kick...
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