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The New Berlin Common Council held a closed session regarding petitions to remove Mayor Ament. Residents waited for answers after the meeting, which discussed removal petitions stemming from the Milwaukee Rescue Mission development. The council adjourned without public discussion.
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Democratic nominee David Crowley proposes opening healthcare coverage to every resident through a public option for BadgerCare. He stated this will create more competition and lower the cost of coverage for all Wisconsin families. This proposal comes amid recent actions by Republicans in Washington regarding healthcare legislation.
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The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District Commission unanimously voted for Jacobs Engineering to manage the wastewater treatment plants for 2028-2036. This decision comes despite Veolia, the current operator, continuing to push back in court over the process. The commission stated the vote was thorough and fair.
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Wisconsin voters cite the cost of living as their top issue, prompting gubernatorial candidates to present proposals. David Crowley detailed his Badger Basics Plan in Milwaukee, while Tom Tiffany addressed utility bills at a Menomonee Falls event.
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The city plan commission unanimously passed a proposal to pause the construction or enlargement of data centers in Milwaukee for one year, or until the city's code is changed. This follows lengthy public comment on the legislation. The ordinance now moves to the zoning, neighborhoods & development committee.
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The Milwaukee County Board will consider a proposal regarding the removal of Flock cameras located in county parks. This does not mean the county is abandoning video surveillance entirely.
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Wisconsin state law requires write-in candidates to be officially registered unless no other certified candidates are on the ballot. This means votes for unregistered names will not count toward election results. The process presents an alternative pathway for some candidates.
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People wishing to apply for a pardon from Gov. Tony Evers must submit their application by 11:59 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 5. A pardon restores rights lost after a felony conviction in Wisconsin. To qualify, one must have completed their entire sentence at least five years ago.
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State Rep. Francesca Hong told supporters to vote for Democrats across all races during her tour stop. She stated she is no longer a candidate and asked people not to write her in. Hong emphasized supporting the party's goal of achieving a Democratic trifecta.
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The article reviews the policy proposals from two major party candidates for governor: Tom Tiffany and David Crowley. Tiffany authored bills on topics like tourism and forestry while representing northwest Wisconsin. Crowley's bills reflected issues important to his Milwaukee constituents, such as criminal justice reform.
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People wishing to apply for a pardon from Gov. Tony Evers must submit their application by 11:59 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 5. A pardon restores rights lost after a felony conviction in Wisconsin. The process requires applicants to have completed their entire sentence at least five years ago.
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Progressive state legislator Francesca Hong is launching a statewide tour to rally supporters for other Democratic candidates this November. The tour will include stops in Milwaukee County, as the party aims for a "trifecta" of control. Supporters can connect with local groups and hear from Hong about supporting David Crowley.
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