Apr 23, 2009 | The Daily Telegram
Legislators deliver tongue-lashing over tax stand
A moment of outrage during what was supposed to be a celebration over a project moving forward in Superior was the fallout from protests around the state and country last week, which rubbed some lawmakers the wrong way.
Legislators announce grant for pier project
Rep. Nick Milroy, D-Superior, remembers his dad teaching him how to fish on the Arrowhead Pier on the St.
Campus community breaks grounds to grow academic building
The story behind the University of Wisconsin-Superiora s new academic building goes back to 1932, when Sadie Ann Bashara earned a degree in education.
Obey makes stops in Douglas County
Rep. Dave Obey, center, laughs with county board member Tom Stewart, left, and Steve Roberts, Engineering Manager at the Wastewater Treatment Center in Superior, while having a roundtable discusion at the treatment center on Monday afternoon.
Assembly considers Milroy's first legislation Thursday
The first piece of legislation written by newly-seated Rep. Nick Milroy, D-Superior, is making its way to becoming a reality.
Academic Building news release
Senator Bob Jauch and Representative Nick Milroy praised a recommendation by Governor Doyle to add $3.5 million in additional bonding to enable the $32 million UW Superior Academic Building to be constructed this summer.
Northland Foods buys Poplar taco shell facility
Mike Paul, CEO of Northland Foods and Distribution Company in Superior announced today his company bought the former General Mills taco shell manufacturing plant in Poplar, Wisconsin.
Jauch, Milroy plan - good news' press conference in Superior
Fraser Shipyards is the backdrop for a a oegood newsa announcement planned by state Sen.
Brunsweiler River garners protected status
The state Legislature on Tuesday designated the Brunsweiler River as a state wild river in honor of conservationist Martin Hanson.
Education wins, refinery loses under governor's budget
A global economic crisis contributed to the state's projected $5.7 billion budget shortfall.
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Legislative committee considers Totogatic Wild River legislation
Rep. Nick Milroy, D-Superior, and Senator Bob Jauch, D-Poplar, announced the bill to name portions of the Totogatic River a Wisconsin Wild River was considered today by the Senate Transportation, Tourism, ...
Board race draws field of five
Curriculum, construction and money top the issues facing the Maple School District, according to five candidates vying for two seats on the Maple School Board.
A Poplar Wisconsin Teen Hits Primetime
A Poplar, Wisconsin teen has gone from acting in plays at the Duluth Play House to landing an upcoming role during NBC's prime time lineup.
Times are tough - unemployment is up, people are struggling - and more than ever, people are needed to head to Madison to speak up for the region.
The Twin Ports Department of Veterans Affairs Outpatient Clinic is slated to remain right where it is for the next several years.
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