If you would like to know what bird wakes you up in the morning, here is a web site for you. For all you people looking for Spring, this might help a little.
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Attached is the announcement of Sandy Voss for 58th Assembly District By DAVE RANK Daily News
Washington County officials continue their waitand- see approach on the future of Milwaukee’s BMO Bradley Center before taking a stand on how it should be funded. By AMANDA VOSS Daily News
Project Second Start will host another Stop Heroin Rally in Germantown to raise awareness about the growing problem and provide treatment information. Constant change makes updating almost a full-time job
By JOE VANDELAARSCHOT Daily News RICHFIELD — The Friess Lake School Board agreed Tuesday night to hire NEOLA of Wisconsin to develop and update all school district policies and guidelines and to post them to the district’s website. By JOE VANDELAARSCHOT Daily News
Friess Lake School Administrator John Engstrom reported to the board information he received from the Richfield School District about discussion over possible consolidation of the two districts. As promised lots of fabric arrived in the month of April at Sew Many Pieces. Kansas Troubles is now here, and believe it or not Christmas is coming in May.
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The Washington County Community Forum on Heroin will be held from 6-9 p.m. May 6 at the West Bend high schools auditorium. The public is invited to this countywide discussion on the heroin addiction problem in Washington County. Sponsored by the nonprofit Elevate, headquartered in Jackson. (Owen Robinson’s column runs Tuesdays in the Daily News.)
Use existing government funding framework After a generation of owning the Milwaukee Bucks, former Sen. Herb Kohl sold the team to a pair of New York billionaires for $550 million — a tidy profit of $532 million for Kohl. It marks the end of an era for the Bucks, Milwaukee and Kohl, but it also marks the beginning of an important public discussion about the Bucks and their future with the state. MADISON (AP) — Wisconsin health officials are ready to begin expanding the Family Care program that provides in-home care to seven additional counties, but it could take as long as three years to get things ramped up.
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