MADISON A Mosinee woman had her nursing license suspended indefinitely for taking medication from area hospitals for her own use, the Wisconsin Department of Regulation and Licensing announced today.
Tickets are selling fast for round three of the NCAA Division III Mens
Basketball Sectionals, with only 300 still available for the
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Points game on Friday against the University of
Texas-Dallas at 8 p.m.
Remaining tickets can be purchased at the University Information and Ticket Office located in the Dreyfus University Center. Cost is $7 for adults, $5 for youth and seniors and $3 for UWSP students with their ID.
Carthage College will meet Illinois Wesleyan in the early game Friday at 5:30 p.m. The winners of the two games will advance to the fourth round game at 7 p.m. Saturday night.
FRIENDSHIP -- The Shermalot Ski Team likely will have to find a new home for its summer shows after failing to persuade an Adams County committee to let them stay at their current site.
WILLARD -- Greenwood School District residents concerned about an upcoming referendum got a chance to hear both sides of the issue Monday night at a public forum in Willard.
WISCONSINREPORT.COM (03/08/2010) - There has been a lot of talk about the possibility that former Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson (R-WI) might be joining the race against U.S. Senator Russ Feingold (D-WI) during this election round. Republican spokespeople are saying that Thompson has the right people in Washington D.C. wanting him to be the next senator from Wisconsin. The Feingold side says those Washington people are lobbyists who want the former Health and Human Services Secretary in the George W. Bush administration to do their bidding. Read more about this story at WisconsinReport.com.
WISCONSINREPORT.COM (03/04/2010) - Wisconsin is not among the top 15 Phase One finalists in the running for federal Race To The Top educational dollars. Some Badger State elected officials are saying the debate over what was required to qualify may have been a factor. An Assembly Representative says the announcement does not lend credence to the argument by some that the legislature must approve a Mayoral takeover of Milwaukee Public Schools. Governor Doyle blames it on the legislature and Milwaukee not wanting to make needed reforms. A Ripon legislator says there is a second chance coming. Read more at WisconsinReport.com.
The U.S. Army says a New London soldier who returned to a heros welcome Saturday misrepresented his badges, rank and the origin of injuries that sidelined him from service.
