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Dear Friends and Neighbors,

With a short work week, I have a short e-Update to match.  There is still important information to be found with flu hospitalizations on the rise and applications for Alice in Dairyland starting.

Committee meetings begin meeting again next week, and we have our first floor session date set for January 15, 2020.  There will definitely be more content for you in the coming weeks!

I hope everyone's New Year is off to a good start. If you have any questions or need assistance with any matter, please feel free to contact my office.


Sincerely,
Lisa Subeck
State Representative
78th Assembly District


In This Weeks Update:

Apply to be Alice in Dairyland!


Flu Hospitalizations on the Rise


Wisconsin Fun Fact


 


Whats Happening?


Contact Me:

418 North, State Capitol

P.O. Box 8953

Madison, WI 53708

Phone: (608) 266-7521

Toll-Free: (888) 534-0078

Fax: (608) 282-3690

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Apply to be Alice in Dairyland!

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is seeking a communications professional eager to help Wisconsin residents make meaningful connections with Wisconsin agriculture as the 73rd Alice in Dairyland! Individuals interested in applying may submit applications through Monday, Feb. 3, 2020. Application materials and information are available on DATCP’s website.

In the words of Wisconsin’s 72nd Alice in Dairyland, “Applying to serve as Alice in Dairyland is one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. Being Wisconsin’s agricultural ambassador has allowed me to share the story of our state’s $104.8 billion agriculture industry with many diverse audiences across the state. It’s also broadened my own view of agriculture and deepened my appreciation for the industry.”

In this highly visible, fast-paced position, Alice in Dairyland cultivates relationships with television, radio, and print media outlets; writes and delivers speeches at events large and small; and leverages social media to promote Wisconsin agriculture.

 

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With Hospitalizations on the Rise, DHS Wants to avoid a More Deadly Flu Season

Residents encouraged to get flu shots and take other precautions to avoid serious illness

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) today announced our state has seen 459 hospitalizations for influenza this season, more than three times as many than at this time last year. Admissions to intensive care units for respiratory illnesses are also on the rise. And already, 11 Wisconsinites have died due to complications from influenza.

“These hospitalizations and deaths are a sober reminder that flu is not only dangerous; it can be deadly,” said State Health Officer Jeanne Ayers. “That’s why we urge all Wisconsinites to get flu shots, not only to protect themselves, but also everyone around them from serious illness. If you have yet to get your flu shot, it is not too late.”


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Wisconsin Fun Fact

At 1,951 feet above sea level, Timm's Hill is the highest point in Wisconsin located in north-central Wisconsin in Timms Hill County Park in the Town of Hill in Price County. At this scenic park you can climb the observation tower for a 30-mile view of the vast Northwoods. To the south you'll look down on placid Bass Lake 160 feet below. Amenities at the park include a boat landing, fishing pier, picnic tables, grills, swimming beach, play equipment, reservable shelter w/ electric, pressure water from mid-April to mid-October, vaulted toilets, and nearby trails for mountain biking, hiking, hunting, horseback riding, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and skijoring. The trails are multi-use and non-motorized, including 9 miles of looping trails near Timm's Hill County Park which connect to the National Ice Age Trail and Rib Lake Trails. Timm's Hill can also be accessed in the winter via a snowmobile/winter ATV & UTV trail and cross-country ski/snowshoe trail. The park is located on Rustic Road 62. (via TravelWisconsin)

 

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Things happening in the district & around Madison:

UW Men's Hockey Team Skate
Saturday, January 4, 2020

5 PM - 6 PM
The Edgewater Madison
1001 Wisconsin Place, Madison


Fans will have the opportunity to meet select members of the team as well as Bucky Badger! Skating, autographs and photo opportunities will be available and rink admission is free from 5-6pm. All ages are welcome to attend. Skate rental is available through The Edgewater Hotel for a fee or guests may bring their own skates to use. Please check our website and Facebook page for daily weather updates and rink news.

Birthday Card Making for Hospitalized Kids
Sunday, January 5, 2019

1 PM - 4 PM
Revel Madison
107 N Hamilton St., Madison


As part of our continued partnership with The Confetti Foundation, we are hosting another FREE card making event!

Join us for a fun ad cozy afternoon at Revel to make and assemble cards and banners that will go into birthday boxes for hospitalized kids. There is no charge and supplies will be provided*. Just bring yourself!

*We will have supplies on hand, however if you have scrapbook/card-making materials, stamps, stickers, etc. that you would like to donate, or special tools you’d like to bring to use/share, please feel free!

Space and supplies available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Madison Ice Diamonds Performance
Monday, January 6, 2020

6:30 PM - 6:35 PM
Madison Ice Arena
725 Forward Dr., Madison


Madison Ice Diamonds will perform their pirate themed routine between Learn To Skate classes. Come cheer them on! They head off to Wichita on January 14th to compete at Midwestern Sectionals.

Mindful Movement
Tuesday, January 7, 2020

10 AM - 10:45 AM
Alicia Ashman Library
733 N. High Point., Madison

NewBridge and Alicia Ashman are pleased to be able to offer this Mindful Movement series for 2020! Join fitness and mindfulness coach Venus Washington to explore the mind/body connection. Especially designed for seniors, but open to any adult interested, Venus will help you start wherever you are on your fitness journey (even if you haven't begun it yet!). Perfect for beginners and anyone interested in getting moving and learning that how you think affects the way you move; and how you move affects the way you think. Be prepared for movement, but at a level that's right and safe for you. Please register for each class separately. Space is limited, so call to reserve your spot: 824-1780. Registration opens 2 weeks before each session.

 

Read to a Dog
Wednesday, January 8, 2020

4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Meadowridge Library
5726 Raymond Rd., Madison


Bring a favorite book and read aloud to a furry friend. Time slots available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Free Mending
Thursday, January 9, 2020

10 AM - 12 PM
Madison Public Library - Central - Study Room 211
201 W Mifflin St., Madison

We are here to mend anything you need as the weather changes from Fall to Winter including clothing, coats, and other fabric-related repairs. Sewers from the Sewing Machine Project will be available to mend your things for free every Thursday. First come, first served; all work done on site, and all are welcome. Free!

 

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