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The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Grant program, established in 1989 to help Wisconsin obtain and maintain its natural areas expired Tuesday. Cause of death, according to advocates, was legislative obstinance. Initially created through a bipartisan piece of legislation, the program has helped
Fox Valley, WI – Today, the bipartisan Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program expired after 37 years of protecting and preserving state parks and establishing and maintaining local trails, bike paths, boat launches, and other public outdoor recreational facilities across Wisconsin. “The value
For 37 years, the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program has helped protect Wisconsin’s land and water. A program that’s been renewed every two years as part of the state budget — until now. William Garcia, chair of the 3rd Congressional District Democratic
The name of Boston Celtics guard Derrick White surfaced on draft night. Not as part of a trade or anything, but for taking on a new title with a familiar school. White was announced Tuesday as the president of basketball…
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