Jennifer Eisenbart
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As seen in:
Southern Lakes Newspapers,
Supply & Demand Chain Executive,
Cambridge News & Deerfield Independent,
Lake Mills Leader,
Milton Courier,
The Herald-Independent (Cottage Grove, WI),
Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, WI),
Aitkin Independent Age,
Mille Lacs Messenger,
Daily Jefferson County Union,
Burlington Standard Press
and
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DPI declines Department of Education Certification
By Jennifer Eisenbart Editor After seeking clarification from the U.S. Department of Education related to Title VI compliance requirements and not getting a response, the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction declined the USDE certification request.
Whitewater commission reviews autumnal art event
By Dave Fidlin Correspondent Spring might be setting in, but a Whitewater panel recently turned their thoughts and attention toward autumn and an event designed to showcase local artists and the city’s rich repository of talent. Members of the city’s Public Art Commission met recently to hash over plans for an Art Innovation Celebration later this year.
Town of Delavan expanding fire protection to Walworth, Fontana
By Michael S. Hoey Correspondent The Town of Delavan board approved an intergovernmental agreement with the Village of Fontana and the Town of Walworth that will expand the service area of the town’s fire and EMS service on April 15. The board discussed the agreement in February. According to the agreement, the Town of Walworth will pay the Town of Delavan $35,000 up front for the town to take over the fire and rescue services in an area the Town of Walworth needs help with.
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