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28
May
2025

icefishing-A public informational meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 17th from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm at the Lussier Family Heritage Center, 3101 Lake Farm Road, Madison.

Written by Dane County Land & Water Resources Press   
Last Updated on Thursday, 29 May 2025 16:23
 
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08
Nov
2017

wisconsin-koch-industriesSen. Leah Vukmir was on the budget committee that quietly pushed through the repeal to Gov. Scott Walker who killed the anti-fraud law; while AG Brad Schimel advised repeal even though it means Wisconsin can recoup less money from corporate fraud.

Written by Democratic Party of Wisconsin, Melanie Conklin   
Last Updated on Wednesday, 08 November 2017 10:47
 
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08
Nov
2017

foxconn-dealLegislators given less than two days to review billion-dollar contract before WEDC vote, public locked out.

Written by Wisconsin Assembly, Britt Cudaback   
 
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27
May
2025

lean-drinking-waterRule continues governor’s efforts during 2025 Year of The Kid to ensure clean, safe drinking water for kids and families, get lead hazards out of service lines, homes, and schools.

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
 
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07
Nov
2017

metallic-sulfide-mining-runoffThe Wisconsin State Senate will vote Tuesday on a Constitutional Convention, protecting water quality, and more. Get involved and call your own Senator.


MADISON - The Wisconsin State Senate will vote Tuesday on a reckless proposal to convene a Constitutional Convention for the purpose of adding a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Amending the U.S. Constitution is a radical tactic that puts at risk every citizen right that is currently protected in the Constitution.

miningIf you haven’t called your State Senator about this yet, now is the time to do it! Tell her/him that a Constitutional Convention to pass a balanced federal budget is a reckless proposal, and it should be rejected.

The State Senate will also be voting on AB 499, which protects water quality in Wisconsin. Current law prohibits the Department of Natural Resources from issuing a permit for sulfide ore mining until it determines that such an operation can exist without resulting in groundwater or surface water pollution or the release of heavy metals. AB 499 would repeal this prohibition.

Contact your State Senator and urge her/him to vote NO on AB 499 to protect our water quality.

Both of these proposals have already been passed by the State Assembly. The Constitutional Convention proposals do not even need to be signed by the Governor. Act now to protect our citizen rights and our water quality in Wisconsin.

For contact information for your own Senator, click here and enter your address above Find Your Legislators, near the little map of Wisconsin.  

You may also wish to join a gathering of people opposed to the Constitutional Convention at 9AM tomorrow at the State Capitol.

Written by League Women Voters WI, Andrea Kaminski   
Last Updated on Tuesday, 07 November 2017 17:12
 
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