Constituents with Molina Healthcare visited the capitol March 14, 2012
Justin Park of Franklin High School and Amy Regner of Whitnall High School are Senate Scholars from the 28th Senate District.
Members of the Waukesha County Business Alliance visited the State Capitol on February 16, 2012.
Steve Magnuson visited the capitol February 15, 2012, representing the Wisconsin Hotel and Lodging Association.
Morgan Segvin of Eleva, Benjamin Magyar of Franklin, Becca Bagniewski, Allison Gage of Muskego, and Brian Guza of Taylor visited my office recently for Wisconsin Career and Technical Service Day.
Senator Lazich visited the New Berlin Goodwill along with Rep. Kluglitsch to shadow Katie Landgraf on Take Your Legislator to Work Day.
Senator Lazich visited the New Berlin Goodwill along with Rep. Kluglitsch to shadow Katie Landgraf on Take Your Legislator to Work Day.
Senator Lazich visited the New Berlin Goodwill along with Rep. Kluglitsch to shadow Katie Landgraf on Take Your Legislator to Work Day.
Waterford's Woodfield Elementary School visited the State Capitol October 19, 2011.

Students from Clarendon Avenue Elementary in Mukwonago testified before the Senate Committee on Education about Senate Bill 100.

Alan Marquardt earned the rank of Eagle Scout February 27, 2011.

Jim Simonson receives his Birch Strum award from Senator Mary Lazich and Deb Schwanz.
Tom Shallow receives his Birch Strum award from Senator Mary Lazich and Deb Schwanz.
Bruce Fraser receives his Birch Strum award from Senator Mary Lazich and Deb Schwanz.
The Waukesha Farm Bureau meets with me during Ag Day at the Capitol, March 11, 2009.
Breast cancer survivors and awareness advocates stopped by my office during their lobby day.
On March 2, 2009, I participated in the Hales Corners Library Dr Seuss – Read Across America program.


Key Issues
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