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Many more snakes than ladders for U.S. policy in 2014

January 14, 2014

By Jim Lobe  WASHINGTON (IPS) — If U.S. President Barack Obama conceived his foreign policy prospects for 2014 as a popular child’s board game, the snakes he will have to jump over significantly outnumber the ladders that can propel him to success.As they have since he took office five years ago, the most dangerous “snakes” […]

Educators named 2012 Presidential Teaching Award recipients

January 14, 2014

By Wisconsin Department of Instruction     MADISON — On Jan. 7, State Superintendent Tony Evers congratulated Cathy Fernan of Milton and Kathy Hiteman of Middleton for being named 2012 recipients of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. “The dedication of these teachers is worth celebrating,” Evers said. “Both started their careers as […]

Parks’ Place/ Jarett Fields: A New Year’s Revolution

January 14, 2014

By Jarett Fields Black-elected officials in Wisconsin have seen their numbers decrease in recent years.Not only have numbers decreased, their political influence also has been diminished.Most recently, Black and Latino electeds have been dealt a blow by the recent decision to allow White representatives into the Black and Latino caucus.This would effectively change the Black […]

Dane County Late Winter Farmers’ Market continues indoors

January 14, 2014

MADISON —The Dane County Late Winter Farmers’ Market continues indoors as a year-round service to the community and local farmers.  You’ll find fun, friends, and familiar faces at the Market. Enjoy fresh local farm products, even in the dead of winter.  Surprised?  You’ll find fresh vegetables, fruit, meat, cheese, mushrooms, baked goods, and more.  (Hint:  Fresh […]

ULGM elects three new board members, new board officers

January 14, 2014

   MADISON — The Urban League of Greater Madison today announced that C. Wade Harrison, Esq., an Attorney with Godfrey and Khan law firm was elected as chair of the Urban League of Greater Madison Board of Directors. Harrison succeeds Darrell Bazzell, UW-Madison Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration.  The League also announced three new […]

Homelessness increases in U.S.

January 14, 2014

By Freddie Allen, NNPA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NNPA) –The downturn in the economy and a lack of local resources have forced more Americans to live under bridges, in their cars and on the couches of other family members, according to a recent report on hunger and homelessness.The 25-city survey, conducted by the United States Conference […]

City of Madison celebrates the 50th anniversary of Equal Opportunities Ordinance

December 17, 2013

By A. David Dahmer The city of Madison celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Madison’s Equal Opportunities Ordinance with a reception and multiple speakers at the Madison Municipal Building Dec. 12.A half-century ago, a hard-fought campaign culminated in a night of impassioned debate and political drama with then-Mayor Henry Reynolds casting an early-morning, tie-breaking vote […]

Black Women’s Wellness Town Hall Meeting: Sharing raw truths, and potential solutions

December 17, 2013

By Anita J. Martin What are your thoughts on black women’s physical health needs in Madison and Dane County? What do you think about physical activity and exercise needs of black women in the area? How about their mental health needs? What are your thoughts about black women’s access to quality health care in Madison? […]

Guantanamo transfers hint at momentum towards closure

December 17, 2013

By Ramy Srour WASHINGTON (IPS) — The U.S. government announced Monday it has repatriated two Saudi detainees held at the Guantanamo Bay prison, less than two weeks after two Algerian detainees were likewise sent back to their home country.A female soldier observes the first 20 captives at Guantanamo being processed on Jan. 11, 2002. Credit: […]

U.S. Wind industry Buffeted by Uncertainty

December 17, 2013

By Carey L. Biron WASHINGTON  (IPS) – The U.S. wind industry looks set to enter a period of uncertainty, with an important government subsidy expiring at the end of the month and no clear plan for lawmakers to work towards an extension.Because of the way the subsidy, known as the wind production tax credit (PTC), […]

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