NACM: Small Businesses Should Take Careful Steps To Establish Business Credit
For Immediate Release
Columbia, Maryland: February 17, 2006—Small business owners are often preoccupied with developing new products or services, sales activities, establishing a place of business and other endeavors, but often they neglect something that may increase their odds of financial survival—establishing business credit. The National Association of Credit Management (NACM) recommends that small business owners take...
Marian College: professor receives grant to study Wisconsin water, beach pollution
Fond du Lac, Wis. — A Marian College professor is the recipient of a $150,000 two-year grant from the National Institutes of Health to study pollution of Wisconsin bodies of water and beaches.
Biology Prof. Susan Bornstein-Forst, Ph.D., will use the grant for studies on fecal pollution of Wisconsin public waterways and recreational beaches, together with the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee...
WECC: Applauds Senate Committee Recommendation
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- Senate Committee on Energy, Utilities and Information Technology Unanimously Recommends Passage of SB 459 -
MADISON, Wis. (February 20, 2006) - The five-to-zero vote to recommend State Senate passage of bill SB 459 is being applauded today by the Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation (WECC). The bill recognizes and supports the important role in Wisconsin for...
WisBiz In-Depth: Organic Cheesemaker is Part of The Living Machine
By Gregg Hoffmann
PLAIN – Most people wouldn’t think of a machine as being a living, breathing thing.
But, at Cedar Grove Cheese, the entire process of making organic cheese, down to how wash-water is treated, is part of a “living machine.”
Owner Bob Wills and his staff of 32 produce more than 3.5 million pounds of cheese per year, making Cedar...
Amato: Is PSC Understaffed for In-Depth Analysis?
By Nino Amato
The Energy Initiative Study that was funded by the American Transmission Company comes at an important time since the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin will be examining the cost-effectiveness of ATC’s proposed transmission lines and determining whether or not the planning assumptions used by ATC are in fact the “least-cost-option.”
As for the controversy surrounding ATC’s Energy Initiative...
