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OH, LOOK A SHINY THING! Hating the Player, Hating the Game
I'm very definitely not picking a political side here, but I do want to bring to your attention this: a political advertisement attacking a candidate for playing World of Warcraft. Not for being an ad...
Posted on 10/7/12 at 5:30 PM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY Areavoices Digest #88 - Some top performers
I decided for this week's digest to offer up another look at some of our top performing blogs. They're both consistent with their posts, and their posts seem to generate broad interest in everything f...
Posted on 9/5/12 at 3:46 PM
WI VOICES WI Teacher Resigns Citing Stress, Health Care, Uncertainty
WATCH VIDEO HERE (first published on WIvoices.org) Stephanie Kline resigned from her position as an 8th grade math teacher at New Richmond Middle School in Wisconsin. Her last day of teaching is June...
Posted on 5/31/12 at 9:52 AM
House fire claims life of retired music teacher; Council of Churches press for prisoner releases; Walker writing a book, more state news
Wisconsin NewsAn investigation continues into a house fire that killed a retired high school music teacher in Superior on Monday. Also, Wisconsin's ban on same-sex marriages is essentially on trial in Washington this week. Plus stories about next week's Supreme Court election, a bride alleged to have stolen a case of rings from the site of her reception and word of a new book being authored by Gov. Scott Walker.
March 26, 2013
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Mr. Martin goes to Washington
The build-up for author J.R. Martin’s appearance in Washington, D.C., on March 13 was impressive. Full page ads in Capitol Hill newspapers, personal invitations to more than 100 members of Congress and commitments from congressional staffers created high hopes for the “Economy In Crisis” seminar at the Phoenix Park Hotel.
By By Jeff Holmquist , March 21, 2013
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New UW Madison chancellor hails from Twin Cities; tribes announce highest-ever spearing goals; more state news
Wisconsin NewsThe nation's current secretary of commerce is expected to become the next chancellor at UW-Madison this summer. Also, the state's six Chippewa tribes have announced they plan to spear 59,000 pounds of walleyes this spring, which will lower to one fish, the daily limit for non-native anglers. Plus stories about Wisconsin's answer to Obamacare, a new "Doctor Apology" bill and police heroism last week at Stevens Point.
March 19, 2013
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Heavy ice will delay first towboats; tourism conference underway; 2 boys die in house fire, more state news
Wisconsin NewsThe first spring shipping boats will appear later than normal on the Mississippi River in western Wisconsin. Meanwhile, a thousand people connected with Wisconsin tourism are gathered in Madison to rally around the state's second largest industry. Read on for stories about a fatal duplex fire in West Allis, goats killed in a barn fire near Janesville and the state's latest snowmobile fatality.
March 18, 2013
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Cardinal Dolan likes new pope's humility; city leaders plan for climate change; Kewaunee preps for life after nuke plant; more state news
Wisconsin NewsMilwaukee-area Jesuits are proud to share their special ties with the new leader of the Catholic church. Also, plaintiffs who allege Republicans illegally withheld documents to aid conservative redistricting efforts have been stymied in attempts to uncover computer evidence of same. Plus stories about Wisconsin communities planning for climate change and the tale of an ex-Marine who pulled his gun to capture an alleged abuser.
March 14, 2013
Highland wind developers seek PSC reconsideration; mining bill moving forward; Johnsonville co-founder dead, more state news
Wisconsin NewsDevelopers of a large wind energy farm near Forest in St. Croix County are asking state officials to change their minds about rejecting it. Also, the Senate is expected to vote Wednesday on a bill which paves the way for a new iron ore mine near Ashland, plus stories about new money for job training, the death of Johnsonville Sausages co-founder and a circuit judge who signed a Walker recall petition facing an election challenge.
February 26, 2013
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