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MADISON -- Wisconsins wet autumn has led Gov. Jim Doyle to issue an executive order allowing farmers to haul overweight loads on most roads to get their crops to storage or processing. Full Article at The Fond du Lac Reporter
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Thompson has not announced he would run for the seat, although he told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel last week that he was considering bids for the Senate seat or the governor's job now that Democrat Jim Doyle has decided not to seek a third term. Full Article at Politics Daily
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Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, right, and his wife Jessica, left, arrive at the White House to attend a dinner hosted by President Obama, Sunday, Feb. 22, 2009 in Washington. View Photo »
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Wisconsin and Israel share a strong past and a bright future in research and technology development
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MADISON, Wis. -- State Division of Motor Vehicle Offices will close Friday so employees can take their fourth furlough day this year. The state budget Gov. Full Article at WISC Madison
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Local politicians on Friday took the chunks of concrete crumbling from bridges in the Zoo Interchange, turned them into political bricks and tossed them at Gov. Jim Doyle. Full Article at Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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MILWAUKEE -- The numbers are staggering. Full Article at WISN Milwaukee
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Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas, left, accompanied by Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, center, and New Jersey Gov. View Photo »
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If you like the big spending, big taxing policies of Jim Doyle, then you’ll love Mayor Tom Barrett ... Barrett, aka Tom the Taxer, has been for big spending and big taxes at every step of his career from his time in the State Senate … and now as mayor of Milwaukee where he has increased city taxes by te...
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WAUSAU If and when 10-year-old Kyle Adamski sees a deer in the crosshairs of his rifle's scope this weekend, his father, Randy, will be just an arm's length away. These links will open in a new window: ♦ http://www.postcrescent.com/ic/textalerts.shtml" Full Article at The Appleton Post-Crescent
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Looking for a print version? Simply use your browser’s ‘Print’ command and a printer-friendly document will be generated automatically. A campaign finance reform bill expected to be signed into law by Gov. Full Article at The Badger Herald
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Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, right, and his wife Jessica, left, arrive at the White House to attend a dinner hosted by President Obama, Sunday, Feb. 22, 2009 in Washington. The National Governors Association is holding its winter meeting in Washington this weekend.
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Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas, left, accompanied by Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, center, and New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine, right, testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008, before the House Appropriations Committee hearing on the economic recovery.
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Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle makes his opening remarks before the start of a White House Clean Energy Economy panel in Saginaw, Mich. , Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2009.
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From left, Michigan Governor Jennifer M. Granholm, Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle and of a White House Clean Energy Economy panel, U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke, White House Council on Auto Communities and Workers Ed Montgomery and Assistant Secretary of Energy for Policy and Interna...
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From left, Michigan Governor Jennifer M. Granholm, Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle and of a White House Clean Energy Economy panel, U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke, White House Council on Auto Communities and Workers Ed Montgomery and Assistant Secretary of Energy for Policy and Interna...
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Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle makes his opening remarks before the start of a White House Clean Energy Economy panel in Saginaw, Mich. , Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2009.
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FILE -- In this June 4, 2009 file photo, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, left, listens as Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle speaks at the Milwaukee Area Technical College, in Milwaukee.
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US President Barack Obama speaks during a meeting with governors who co-hosted regional forums on health reform June 24, 2009 in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, DC.
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President Barack Obama, meets with five of the governors in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, Wednesday, June 24, 2009. From left are, Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm, Vice President Joe Biden, the president, Vermont Gov.
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President Barack Obama meets with five of the governors in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, Wednesday, June 24, 2009. From left are, Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm, Vice President Joe Biden, the president, Vermont Gov.
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President Barack Obama gestures during his meeting with governors in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, Wednesday, June 24, 2009. From left are, Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm, Vice President Joe Biden, and the president.
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U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, left, listens as Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle speaks at the Milwaukee Area Technical College Thursday, June 4, 2009, in Milwaukee.
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Iowa Gov. Chet Culver, right, speaks during a news conference with members of the Governors' Wind Energy Coalition as Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle listens at Windpower 2009 conference and exhibition Tuesday, May 5, 2009, in Chicago.
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Dave Marsicek, a sixth-grade teacher at St. Anthony School in Milwaukee grades papers in his empty classroom Thursday morning, April 30, 2009 after officials closed the school for two days as a precaution against swine flu. Gov.
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This Oct. 2008 photo released by Ann Brensel shows three-year-old Abigail Brensel in the driveway of her Fort Atkinson, Wis. , home. Brensel was born with profound hearing loss and received a cochlear implant in her left ear in April 2008.
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This Oct. 2008 photo released by Ann Brensel shows three-year-old Abigail Brensel and her father, Matt Brensel in their Fort Atkinson, Wis. , home. Abigail was born with profound hearing loss and received a cochlear implant in her left ear in April 2008.
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This logo released by the Wisconsin Department of Tourism is seen Monday, March 16, 2009. Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle is unveiling the state's new marketing slogan -- "Live Like You Mean It" -- on Monday at a tourism industry conference in La Crosse.
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Energy Secretary Steven Chu, right, meets with Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, Tuesday, March 3, 2009, at the Energy Department in Washington.
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From left, Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas, Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, and New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine, listen to opening remarks on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008, as they wait to testify before the House Appropriations Committee hearing on the economic recovery.
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Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas, left, accompanied by Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, center, and New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine, right, testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008, before the House Appropriations Committee hearing on the economic recovery.
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Wisconsin and Israel share a strong past and a bright future in research and technology development
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If you like the big spending, big taxing policies of Jim Doyle, then you’ll love Mayor Tom Barrett ... Barrett, aka Tom the Taxer, has been for big spending and big taxes at every step of his career from his time in the State Senate … and now as mayor of Milwaukee where he has increased city taxes by te...
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They are now looking for strategic partners in North America
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Israel offers great business opportunities for Wisconsin companies.
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Israel offers great business opportunities for Wisconsin companies and this trade mission provides a chance to forge important new relationships ... In Wisconsin, we are working hard to blaze the future in freshwater business and research. I look forward to working with Wisconsin businesses and new part...
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Israel offers great business opportunities for Wisconsin companies and this trade mission provides a chance to forge important new relationships ... In Wisconsin, we are working hard to blaze the future in freshwater business and research. I look forward to working with Wisconsin businesses and new part...
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Israel offers great business opportunities for Wisconsin companies and this trade mission provides a chance to forge important new relationships ... In Wisconsin, we are working hard to blaze the future in freshwater business and research. I look forward to working with Wisconsin businesses and new part...
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Tom Barrett has demonstrated he is a strong leader for Milwaukee and the State of Wisconsin ... With a strong record of job creation in Milwaukee, he will be an outstanding governor focused on helping Wisconsin rebuild from the recession.
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Tom Barrett has demonstrated he is a strong leader for Milwaukee and the State of Wisconsin ... With a strong record of job creation in Milwaukee, he will be an outstanding governor focused on helping Wisconsin rebuild from the recession.
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China is incredibly important to us ... Even in these difficult times, some of the industries getting by are the ones selling to China. If we didn't have the Chinese, we would have been in much, much tougher shape.
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China is incredibly important to us ... Even in these difficult times, some of the industries getting by are the ones selling to China. If we didn't have the Chinese, we would have been in much, much tougher shape.
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The tragic events at Fort Hood continue to be a real shock to the people of Wisconsin
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This is great news for Milwaukee and all of Wisconsin. I am pleased that we could successfully work with Republic Airways and retain the airline hub in Milwaukee, continuing a strong tradition in Milwaukee County
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This is great news for Milwaukee and all of Wisconsin. I am pleased that we could successfully work with Republic Airways and retain the airline hub in Milwaukee, continuing a strong tradition in Milwaukee County
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I want to thank state legislative leaders for acting swiftly to take these critical first steps toward major education reform ... We are really proud of our state’s great schools but we know we have to step it up and strive to reach the highest levels. We must continue moving forward reforms that put ou...
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We know, we have to step it up ... We have to face a hard truth here in Wisconsin that our achievement gap is among the worst in the nation.
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The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act kept thousands of teachers in our classrooms during one of the greatest economic crises our country has ever experienced ... Even in the places where our classrooms are working well, we can do a lot better, and President Obama is committing the resources for st...
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I think Wisconsin has got some tough decisions ahead of them, and were really hopeful the right things going to happen ... Were definitely encouraging them to get better and challenge the status quo.
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It is obvious the current system is not working ... This is an important reform that will provide a clear line of accountability for Milwaukee schools and set them in the right direction.
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I think one of the reasons the president is coming to Wisconsin is because we are a state that's taken this very seriously
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Today marks the beginning of enhanced recreational opportunities and economic revitalization along the KK ... This project not only improves, protects and preserves one of our state’s greatest natural resources, but will also bolster the local economy and create jobs for hardworking Wisconsin families.
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The state of Wisconsin will continue … to be the absolute leader in clean, diverse and renewable energy
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Wisconsin is far and away the United States’ largest producer of ginseng, and China is our number one market
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Hard work and innovation is why we are here today, and why Wisconsin is competing around the globe to bring biotechnology to our state ... I am working hard as governor to build on Wisconsin's strengths in biotechnology, providing the resources and the infrastructure necessary for this industry to grow ...
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Hard work and innovation is why we are here today, and why Wisconsin is competing around the globe to bring biotechnology to our state ... I am working hard as governor to build on Wisconsin's strengths in biotechnology, providing the resources and the infrastructure necessary for this industry to grow ...
