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Wisconsin Place Names Until the 1763 Treaty of Paris, all of Canada, Wisconsin and what is now Marinette County were part of New France.
Stimulus to fund factory energy saving upgrades
Nov. 3, 2009 1:50 p.m. CleanTech Partners of Madison will receive up to $14.5 million in funding from the federal stimulus package to fund energy efficiency projects at Wisconsin paper mills and factories.
The Business Journal of Milwaukee
Clean Tech wins $14M in stimulus funds
Clean Tech Partners , a private, nonprofit organization in Middleton that invests in emerging energy-saving technologies, will receive up to $14.5 million in stimulus funds for the installation of energy efficient equipment across the state.
News from Everest-area schools
Students in finance classes at D.C. Everest Senior High School got involved in Wisconsin Money Smart Week.
The U.S. Navy ship built in Wisconsin tops 50 mph
BATH, Maine - The Navy's need for speed is being answered by a pair of warships that have reached freeway speeds during testing at sea.
Banks looking to add to their security
Some banks are now taking another look at the tools they use for security. The Independence State Bank has a branch just down the road from the Bremer Bank in Elk Mound that was robbed Wednesday.
Area banks on alert after recent robberies
After a recent string of bank robberies in western Wisconsin, some bank employees are taking extra precaution.
Barrett will discuss mayoral control of MPS in public forums
Public forum: How can MPS better educate the children of Milwaukee? 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Riverside University High School, 1615 E. Locust Street Panelists: Mayor Tom Barrett, state Department of Administration Secretary Michael Morgan and Milwaukee School Board member Larry Miller Moderators: Aldermen Nik Kovak, Milele A. Coggs and Ashanti Hamilton ...
Supervisors support statewide energy initiative
Door County supervisors showed their commitment toward increasing the community's energy independence on Tuesday, when they passed a resolution expressing support for a statewide energy initiative known as the '25x25' resolution.
Editorial: Victory just in records lawsuit
Brown County Judge J.D. McKay's ruling in Green Bay Press-Gazette v. City of Green Bay was a victory for the idea of open government.
Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
Column: Sector group puts focus on green energy
The Heart of Wisconsin Business Alliance, in collaboration with Centergy-Central Wisconsin Alliance for Economic Development, has brought together central Wisconsin interests in green energy and bio-refining to form a sector group to explore opportunities in this emerging industry.
Local law enforcement receives almost half a million dollars in grant money
Law enforcement in one town is getting more people and equipment because of almost half a million dollars in grant money.
Port Edwards hopes to study energy alternative
Village leaders hope to study how a byproduct from a local chemical producer could be used to generate sustainable power.
Wisconsin Wants To Lead Energy Independence Future
Boasting environmentalists such as Aldo Leopold and Gaylord Nelson, Wisconsin has a range of resources that experts say could make the state a leader in the race toward gaining energy independence.
Three people injured in two vehicle crash
Three people are injured after a car crashes into a minivan. It happened Sunday in the Town of Lincoln in Trempealeau County.
Scientists From Across Midwest To Gather For Energy Symposium
Scientists at the University of Wisconsin-Superior and researchers from laboratories, universities and businesses around the Midwest will discuss their latest work in bio-fuel technology at the first Bio-Fuels and Energy Independence Symposium from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, Sept.
Friday, July 31, 2009, at age 82. Beloved husband of Joan . Dear father of Janice Zastrow, loving grandfather of Ken Zastrow and Anna Koenig.
Speaker presents 'Journey of Hope'
MANITOWOC - Eleanor Roosevelt died in 1962 but Brian Mitchell used a quotation from the former first lady to set the intellectual atmosphere for Wednesday's Theology on Tap.
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