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Assembly Rep. Diane Hesselbein, the only state lawmaker attending last Thursday’s meeting, said she sensed the continuing concerns.
“The message was loud and clear. Citizens need to tell state governments leaders, when it comes to roads, to fix it or take a hike,” Hesselbein said.
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Wisconsin State Representative Dianne Hesselbein updated their cover photo.
Gilda's Club in Middleton does an amazing job helping people.
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Great group of advocates from the midwest at Gilda's Club today!
The Dane County #justfixitwi meeting was last night. It's clear people are frustrated with the condition of our roads.
Stopped by to see my fantastic sister Margaret who is a teacher at Waunakee Intermediate school. What a beautiful building!
What a fun group of kids that received a free encyclopedia from AT&T today at Heritage Elementary in Waunakee. Thanks Mrs Mike for inviting me!
It was an honor to receive the "Ally Award" from the Alzheimer's and Dementia Alliance yesterday with Governor Walker, and Rep. Rohrkaste.
A special thank you to everyone that came out to the forum at Madison Memorial high school to hear about higher education funding. Great panel discussions with Ray Cross, Sen Dale Schultz, Nick Hillman, Jeff Williams, Mariam Cocker, and Sheila Stubbs.
At Joint legislative audit committee on the proposed audit of the WI Vetetans Home at King. So glad these County Veteran Service Officers are here today.
State Superintendent Tony Evers State of Education Address. What an inspiring program!
I'll be on Sly 93.7 at 3:00 to talk about the Right to Try bill Senator Risser, Rep. Kleefisch, and I authored last session. It looks like the Republicans in the State Assembly are going to move it forward!
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- What would it take to get the legislature to call for a feasibility ...study to determine the cost and organizational efficiencies that would be gained by moving the WDVA under the DMA as a subordinate agency, reestablishing the Board of Veterans Affairs as the governing and oversight body, and replacing the secretary with an administrator who reports to the Board? This concept could reap huge fiscal rewards that could be refocused on tangible, meaningful and beneficial veterans benefits programs by eliminating costly and capital-intense staffing overhead and administrative processes. It would also allow for further increases in services that can be entrusted to be administered by the CVSOs as the county agencies; which they have always been intended to function as in supporting veterans at the local, accessible and accountable level of government. Here's a slideshow on the Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. See More
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