The new Tribal boundary signs feature the Forest County Potawatomi Tribal seal next to the Tribe’s name, “Bodwéwadmik.” Pronounced Bo-dwa-wah-meek, Bodwéwadmik is the traditional name for the reservation, which means “Keeper of the Fire.”
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/tech-jobs-s450.jpgGovernor's special session comprehensive workforce plan already before the Legislature would invest nearly $200 million into engineering building project.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/roads-wis15-improved-2023-s460.pngWork began in the summer of 2021 to reconstruct and expand 11 miles of WIS 15, between US 45 in New London and Lily of the Valley Drive in Greenville.
Written by End Domestic Abuse WI, Elise Buchbinder
Friday, 03 November 2023 13:51
The Asha Project’s new “Saving Our Sisters and Saving Ourselves (SOS)” campaign aims to decrease violence among Black women and offers trauma-informed support.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/janesville-wscc-s460.pngInvestments projected to support over 400 jobs, nearly $68 million in economic activity in Janesville, Milwaukee, Green Bay and Door County.
The new Tribal boundary signs feature the Forest County Potawatomi Tribal seal next to the Tribe’s name, “Bodwéwadmik.” Pronounced Bo-dwa-wah-meek, Bodwéwadmik is the traditional name for the reservation, which means “Keeper of the Fire.”
Governor's special session comprehensive workforce plan already before the Legislature would invest nearly $200 million into engineering building project.
Work began in the summer of 2021 to reconstruct and expand 11 miles of WIS 15, between US 45 in New London and Lily of the Valley Drive in Greenville.
The Asha Project’s new “Saving Our Sisters and Saving Ourselves (SOS)” campaign aims to decrease violence among Black women and offers trauma-informed support.
Investments projected to support over 400 jobs, nearly $68 million in economic activity in Janesville, Milwaukee, Green Bay and Door County.