Milwaukee Business Groups Try to Find Silver Lining in Smaller DNC
Despite the DNC being virtually canceled, the city should consider landing the event a feather in its cap.
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2020
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POLITICS
Aug
2020
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‘It Added No Value’: State Superintendents Slam GOP Letter as an Effort to Shift Blame
Dozens of Republican legislators who control the bulk of public school funding lean on schools to open up despite COVID concerns.
Aug
2020
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Racine County to Residents: We Don’t Need Your Voice in Deciding Fair Maps
Supervisors in Robin Vos’ home county vote down a measure to put an advisory referendum on the November ballot.
Aug
2020
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No Masks, No Distancing: People Keep Gathering Outside and It’s Causing COVID Outbreaks
People may be wrongfully assuming outdoor activity carries no risk of spread, experts say.
Aug
2020
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Kanye West’s White House Run Is Getting Lots of GOP Help in Wisconsin
Tactic is similar to 2012 when the GOP ran fake Democrats to force primaries.
Aug
2020
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Biden No Longer Attending Democratic Convention in Milwaukee Due to COVID-19
Biden and other guest speakers no longer to attend as organizers prioritize health, safety.
Aug
2020
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Epic Systems Is Forcing Almost 10,000 Employees Back Into Offices During a Pandemic
The healthcare software company is no longer allowing employees to work from home, and is reportedly demoting some workers for speaking out.
Aug
2020
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Read the Letter GOP Legislators Sent to Superintendents Pressuring Them to Reopen Schools
Lawmakers who have power over nearly half of public education funds suggest “opening your doors” to all students.
Aug
2020
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We Tracked Everything Congress Has Done on Coronavirus Aid
Democrats and Republicans have reached a deal four times. Can they assemble a fifth package of help before going on vacation?
Aug
2020
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Another 19,000 Join Unemployed as State’s Total Reaches 840,000
A payment backlog still persists and the $600 boost has expired.
