EDITORIAL: Closer to Approval: Wednesday Was a Good Day for the Great Lakes. A Better Day Will...
redorbit.com     Apr 10, 2008            

By Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Apr. 10--Wednesday was a "great day" and an "outstanding day," as state Rep. Scott Gunderson (R-Waterford) and Gov. Jim Doyle claimed. ... But the even better day will come when the state Legislature meets in special session to approve... [read full story]                    


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Air Quality: About breathing easier

jsonline.com     2 hrs ago   8 related          

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Trying to sell a SUV or a hybrid? Tell us.

jsonline.com     4 hrs ago   2 related          

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Gov. Doyle: $24.4 Million Cleanup Of KK River

todaystmj4.com     4 hrs ago          

MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee river will be getting a major cleanup. Gov. Jim Doyle on Wednesday announced a $24.4 million project to clean contaminated sediment from the Kinnickinnic River by the fall of 2009. More than $14 million...                    

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Downtown Madison becoming information technology haven

wistechnology.com     7 hrs ago          

Madison's East Washington Avenue corridor often is referred to as front door to the city, but the area also has the potential to accelerate information technology development in the downtown area. Thanks to the buzz generated...                    

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