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Assessing Walker’s 250,000 job claim
Scott Walker's promise to create 250,000 jobs by 2015 may not be as crazy as some claim. But it...
Spokesman says Talgo’s decision did not doom Super Steel
Just a few hours after Talgo Inc. announced it will forego locating its new high-speed rail car assembly plant...
Senate approves Brewers-backed crackdown on scalpers
The state Senate has approved legislation that would make it easier to crack down on what the Milwaukee Brewers...
Racine Tea Party event features rail critics
Noted rail critic Randal O'Toole will be the featured speaker at a public forum on "expensive new rail transit...
Carpenter wants MPS debate
Sen. Tim Carpenter says he wants to force a debate on mayoral control of Milwaukee Public Schools, and he...
Common Council approves Housing Trust Fund grants
The Milwaukee Common Council this week unanimously approved $818,395 in funds for five projects to create 122 units of...
Names in the news
State Sen. JIM SULLIVAN, D-Wauwatosa, said this week he's shooting to hold a public hearing on his payday loan...
This week in the Milwaukee Biz Blog
Mass transit is vital to southeastern Wisconsin's economy. http://www.biztimes.com/blogs/milwaukee-biz-blog/2010/3/3/mass-transit-is-vital-to-southeastern-wisconsins-economy If your company is still standing, celebrate. http://www.biztimes.com/blogs/milwaukee-biz-blog/2010/3/2/if-your-company-is-still-standing-celebrate Wisconsin can't...
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Local nonprofit changes names, expands services
The Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in West Allis, has officially changed its name
Father Wild to retire as Marquette president
Marquette University President Robert Wild announced that he plans to retire effective June 30, 2011, or until a successor takes office, whichever comes later.
Gala to benefit juvenile diabetes research
The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation of Southeastern Wisconsin will host its 14th annual fundraising gala, “Follow the Yellow Brick Road to a Cure on Saturday, March 13 at the Pfister Hotel in downtown Milwaukee.
YWCA in need of table captains for Women’s luncheon
The YWCA of Greater Milwaukee's Circle of Women luncheon will be held on Friday, April 23
