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DWD: Governor’s Conference Offers Strategies to Help Grow Wisconsin’s Economy

For Immediate Release: Contact: Teresa Weidemann-Smith, 608/266-3999 Actuality available: (866) 556-7623 MADISON – The 11th Annual Governor’s Workforce Development Conference entitled, “Grow Wisconsin: An Economic Imperative,” will be held May 19-21 at the Four Points Sheraton—Airport Hotel in Milwaukee. Conference topics and interactive sessions underscore the Governor’s “Grow Wisconsin” vision with applicable tools, strategies and best practices for businesses...

Governor Doyle: Signs Executive Order to Extend Military Differential Pay Benefit

Contact: Jessica Erickson, Office of the Governor, 608-261-2156 Order Ensures That State Employees Called to Active Duty Do Not Suffer Financial Loss for the Duration of their Deployment MADISON - Governor Jim Doyle signed an Executive Order today that extends the "differential pay" benefit for Wisconsin state employees called to active duty in the Wisconsin National Guard and Reserves. Executive Order #50 extends the...

WTCS: president accepts new position

Contact: Dr. Richard Carpenter, 608-266-1770 ...

FOX CITIES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Morning Business Advice

DJ Bordini Center, 5 Systems Dr. Appleton. 920.734-7101 An informative breakfast meeting featuring a speaker discussing a topic related to small business. A continental breakfast is served. Cost is $5.00 advance registration or $7.00 at the door. Topic: "An Ounce of Prevention: Minimizing Potential Pitfalls", sponsored by Schenck Business Solutions. Michael Lokensgard of Godfrey & Kahn SC...

WIN CHIPPEWA VALLEY: Frazier Technology Ventures

Eau Claire.Specific location TBD. Pete Zaballos of Frazier Technology Ventures will talk about their plans for the Chippewa Valley and Wisconsin. Contact: Sally Muller, Program Director, 888.443.5285, sallym@wisconsintechnologycouncil.com,www.wisconsintechnologycouncil.com. Registration Deadline: May 12.

Gregg Hoffmann In-Depth: Watertown lab sees niche for CWD, Mad Cow test

By Gregg Hoffmann WATERTOWN – If you’re a deer hunter, you’d like to quickly know that the buck you bagged is free of chronic wasting disease (CWD). If you raise beef, you need to know as soon as possible if that downed cow has bovine spongiform encephalopathy (Mad Cow Disease). Don Meyer, president of TSE Scan and Rock River Laboratory, hopes he...
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