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UW School of Medicine and Public Health: Improv class for medical students builds communication skills

MADISON, Wis. – An innovative approach borrowed from the performing arts is helping medical students at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health strengthen their ability to engage in active listening and think on their feet, which are key skills they will need throughout their careers. For more than a decade, students have...

Better Business Bureau: Scam Alert: In the market for a piano? Don’t get played by scammers

Milwaukee, Wis. – If you’re in the market for a piano, then you know that the instrument can cost a hefty price and is not easy (or cheap) to transport. Scammers are targeting music lovers, businesses, schools, and churches with a new scam that claims to offer a piano donation for free, but phony moving and delivery fees and...

Evers appoints Dem donor and investor to lead WEDC

Dem Gov. Tony Evers has appointed John W. Miller to serve as secretary and CEO of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. Miller is a former Universities of Wisconsin regent. But Senate Republicans refused to confirm the appointment after Miller vocally opposed a deal the system cut with Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, to freeze...

THU AM News: Evers appoints Dem donor and investor to lead WEDC; Westby Cooperative Creamery getting $15.5M USDA loan

-- Dem Gov. Tony Evers has appointed John W. Miller to serve as secretary and CEO of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. Miller is a former Universities of Wisconsin regent. But Senate Republicans refused to confirm the appointment after Miller vocally opposed a deal the system cut with Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, to...

“Talking Trade” live discussion on challenges, opportunities of tariffs: Part 3

The latest episode of “Talking Trade” features the third segment of a recent live panel discussion, featuring insights on how tariffs have impacted Eaton Corporation and its supply chains. See coverage from the event, held at the Waukesha County Technical College’s School of Business, here.  Talking Trade is hosted by E.M Wasylik...

Agrace: To receive CuddleCot donation to support grieving families in pediatric hospice care

MADISON, Wis. — Families served through Agrace’s pediatric hospice program will soon have access to a CuddleCotTM, a specialized cooling device that allows parents more precious time with their babies after death. The CuddleCot was donated by The Jack Pack, a Janesville-based nonprofit founded by a family who experienced infant loss. A CuddleCot is a...

We Energies: Be festive and frugal as you deck the halls this year

As you decorate for the season, don’t overload your outlets … or your energy bill. These simple tips will help you enjoy a festive, frugal and safe holiday season. Make a list and check it twice. Use the holiday lighting cost calculator on our website to compare your options this season and get an idea of what...

Survey sheds light on top challenges for construction industry

A recent survey from Neenah-based compliance firm J. J. Keller & Associates found labor shortages, rising material costs and job site safety are top challenges facing construction companies.  The company’s research arm, the J. J. Keller Center for Market Insights, yesterday issued the study results alongside the American Society of Safety Professionals. 

WED AM News: Survey sheds light on top challenges for construction industry; State’s final BEAD proposal gets federal approval

-- A recent survey from Neenah-based compliance firm J. J. Keller & Associates found labor shortages, rising material costs and job site safety are top challenges facing construction companies.  The company’s research arm, the J. J. Keller Center for Market Insights, yesterday issued the study results alongside the American Society of Safety Professionals. 
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