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The leaders of three top lakefront destination facilities recently urged Milwaukee County’s leadership to establish short-term trolley service aimed at addressing safety and access issues while the O’Donnell Park garage is closed.

A new report by the Center on Wisconsin Strategy (COWS) indicates a decline in the number of state residents covered by employer sponsored health insurance (ESI).

U.S. Fencing will host its first junior-level Cup of the season at the Frontier Airlines Center, 400 W. Wisconsin Ave

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“More than 60 years ago, the federal government had the foresight to recognize that the American people no longer wanted to be limited by fixed-track passenger rail. The massive investment in our federal interstate highway system spurred the greatest economic expansion in our nation’s history. For us to now to go backwards on transportation makes little sense. I believe that continuing responsible investments in our road infrastructure is a key to growing our economy and creating jobs.”