Rodgers Embraces Year Ahead With Comfortable Confidence
Aaron Rodgers expresses comfort and excitement about the upcoming season with his team. He says the roster and coaching approach suit his style as the club aims for strong performance on the field this year.
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Republicans unveil voucher accountability bill in Wisconsin
The bill would expel underperforming voucher schools from state aid and require private schools in the program to report extensive performance data to the state. It is led by Senate and Assembly education chairmen Luther Olsen and Steve Kestell, but faces limited GOP support and awaits fall review. Gov. Walker and Speaker Vos offered cautious comments.
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Kerry Says Violence Deals Serious Blow to Egypt Peace
Secretary Kerry condemns escalating violence across Egypt as a serious blow to reconciliation between the military backed interim government and supporters of Mohammed Morsi. He urges calm while noting no change in U S policy or military aid and highlighting the need for a transition toward democracy.
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Enrollment at Monroe BTC fluctuates with demand
At Blackhawk Technical College Monroe campus enrollment this fall shows fewer students signed up for classes while total credit hours for full time students rise. Dual credit among high school students climbs significantly as Kohn notes, with classes starting Aug. 19.
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Wyat's NEXT LDF tribe talks casino proposal in Shullsburg
Wyat's group proposes a casino plan to Shullsburg residents in a Thursday meeting. Disney's Lone Ranger movie flops with critics, sparking debate over reception and legacy in Friday News and Views.
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Washington Labor regs could aid vets unions and disabled
With Thomas Perez confirmed as head of the Labor Department the agency is expected to issue long stalled rules. Proposals aim to boost veteran and disabled employment raise wages for home health aides limit silica exposure. Some rules could help unions gain organizing access and permit officials on safety inspections at nonunion firms.
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