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Ann Meyer

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Evanston, Illinois, Wisconsin
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Covers:  Government, environment, business, health, courts, events, seniors, interesting people, the community, Great Lakes.
Doesn't Cover: Sports
Journalist Ann Meyer previously covered education for the Savannah Morning News, edited RetailLeader.com and covered small business for the Chicago Tribune.

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Journalist Ann Meyer covers local news in Wisconsin and Michigan for the EagleHerald newspaper. She previously covered K-12 and higher education in Savannah, Ga., for the Savannah Morning News and business for the Chicago Tribune. As president of media provider L3C Chicago, Meyer’s original media concepts were instrumental in the launch of Retail Leader magazine, website and e-newsletter and SmallBizChicago.com, forerunner of Chicago Tribune’s Blue Sky Innovation. Meyer’s work has appeared in …

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State Senator Wimberger set to re-introduce PFAS legislation

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By Ann Meyer 
| Wausau Times
By Ann Meyer Contributing Writer PESHTIGO – Wisconsin State Sen. Eric Wimberger, a Republican from Oconto who represents District 2 and was the lead sponsor of last year’s SB312 PFAS legislation, said he plans to re-introduce PFAS legislation this month with an “innocent landowner” provision that would protect landowners who detect “forever chemicals” on their property from incurring the cost of the clean up, his office confirmed Monday. Wimberger wants Gov.
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State Senator Wimberger set to re-introduce PFAS legislation

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By Ann Meyer 
| Antigo Times
By Ann Meyer Contributing Writer PESHTIGO – Wisconsin State Sen. Eric Wimberger, a Republican from Oconto who represents District 2 and was the lead sponsor of last year’s SB312 PFAS legislation, said he plans to re-introduce PFAS legislation this month with an “innocent landowner” provision that would protect landowners who detect “forever chemicals” on their property from incurring the cost of the clean up, his office confirmed Monday. Wimberger wants Gov.
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Mountain Express Ordered to Pay More Than $4.7 Million in Legal Fees

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By Ann Meyer 
| CSP Magazine
A U.S. bankruptcy court has ordered Mountain Express Oil Co. to pay a law firm $296,162 for interim compensation and expenses and given its customers the OK to purchase fuel from other suppliers, according to court documents.
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