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March is Women s History Month, and Washington, D.C., is a place where women have been fighting to level the playing field for decades.Rep. Marcy Kaptur of Ohio is one of those trailblazing women. She was first sworn in as a member of the House of Representatives in 1983, and she s been in Congress ever since. Her decades-long tenure makes her the longest-serving woman in Congress in history.When she first got to Capitol Hill, there were just 24 female members in the House and Senat stanley cup e. There were people here that welcomed us, and they made me feel part of the fold here in Congress, Kaptur said. I feel very blessed to have been part of a generation that was able to allow women and men to access and to move forward in whatever field or way of life they choose. She s seen a lot of change since then and picked up a lot of experience. But one thing that surprised her about being a politician was how long it takes to get things done. The creation of the World War II Memorial here, representing the most important achievement of the 20th century, the victory of liberty over tyranny in stanley taza the last century 鈥?it took us 16 years. As a younger member, I could stanley botella n t believe it took Congress that long to do something the American people wanted, Kaptur said.Kaptur is running for reelection in 2024. She believes her know-how can help solve some of the many items still on her to-do list. I have a whole laundry list of unfinished business. I want to create the best training for mechanics and techn Rucm US positions troops as fighting in Sudan continues
OUTAGAMIE COUNTY NBC 26 鈥?Two people are unde stanley vattenflaska r arrest and hundreds of pieces of stolen mail have been recovered, authorities said Friday. The Outagamie County Sheriff s Office said investigators arrested two people on March 9 following a traffic stop. Investigators stopped a vehicle in the town of Buchanan area and made contact with Danika A. Viasana and Carl James Breneman. The sheriff s office said both were living out of a hotel in Kimberly.From Neenah t stanley cup o Appleton to Green Bay, Sergeant Nathan Borman says the two suspects were raiding mailboxes. Anywhere they could get their hands on mail, they would take it, he said. Mail theft is very serious, but what they re doing with the mail is even more troubling. According to the sheriff s office, authorities searched the vehicle and found meth, drug paraphernalia and hundreds of pieces of mail including two U.S. Passports, dozens of tax-related documents, packages and personal checks, all of which authorities say were stolen. The sheriff s office also said more stolen mail was found in the hotel room Viasana was staying in. They were stealing the mail with the intent of finding information they could use to steal people s identity, Borman said.The sheriff s office said Viasana was arrested and charged with possession of methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia, felony bail jumping and misdemeanor bail jumping. Viasana has open cases in Calumet, Outagamie and Brown Counties and the sheriff stanley tazas s office said many of thes
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?Looking for family fun in Milwaukee I spoke with event organizers about two very cool community events that happened this weekend. Dance For Hope and Talk Yo Talk Poetry are both all about highlighting the vibrant arts community in Milwaukee. The following is a transcript of our conversations. GIDEON VERDIN: I m here with the ALYCE with dance for hope. You have an amazing event coming up on Saturday. Tell us about it. ALYCE ANDREWS- DANCE FOR HOPE: Well Dance for Hope is an event for the City of Milwaukee. We re bringing dancers and companies all over the city to come for one purpose to be united to share hope with the city. GIDEON VERDIN: What is it about dance that brings hope ALYCE ANDREWS- DANCE FOR HOPE: Well, dance is a universal language. This i stanley spain s normally not done. We re normally in our own little pockets doing our own thing, which is very, very good. But the vision is to come together for one purpose. And we re just going to share hope with the City of Milwaukee through dance, and we ve become united stanley tumblers we ve come to a new community, and community is key to having healing in this city. We re gonna have modern, we re gonna have hip hop, we re gonna have classical ballet. We re gonna have many cultural groups stanley mug . We re gonna have jazz, we re gonna have all sorts of fun dancing. This event is free. This is open, please come show up. You are welcome. This is our gift to the city. of Milwaukee. GIDEON VERDIN: Now I m here at the African American Women s Center Jdfr Police pursuit ends in crash, drugs recovered
MILWAUKEE 鈥?Two Milwa stanley cups uk ukee Public Schools are transitioning to virtual learning after passing the COVID-19 case threshold.The scho stanley cup ol district said Ninety-Fifth Street School and Lowell International Elementary School moved to learning from home starting Tuesday.Because the transition will partially fall during winter break, the students will return to classrooms on Tuesday, Jan. 4.Families were notified of the change on Monday. The school district made the decision after the school communit stanley cup y reported three percent or more of the total school population tested positive for COVID-19 within a span of two weeks.While students will learn from home, staff and teachers will continue to work from the Ninety-Fifth Street School and Lowell International Elementary School buildings.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip
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The federal program that helps pay for groceries for millions of low-income mothers, babies and young kids will soon emphasize more fruits, v stanley uk egetables and whole grains, as well as provide a wider choice of foods from different cultures.The final rule changes for the program known as WIC were announced Tuesday by the Food and Nutrition Service, and will take effect within two years with some exceptions.Last updated a decade ago, the new WIC rules make permanent a bump in monthly cash vouchers for fruits and vegetables 鈥?something first enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Shoppers can stanley termohrnek also add canned fish, fresh herbs and lactose-free milk to their carts, among other changes. The voucher piece will take effect by June, officials said. It places a heavy emphasis on fruits and vegetables, which we think is an important component of a healthy diet, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said in an interview. Its designed to fill the nutrition gaps that are often in the diets of many of us. The WIC program served an average of about 6.6 million low-income Americans a month in 2023 at a cost of a little more than $7 billion. I stanley cups ts designed to supplement the food budgets for pregnant, nursing and postpartum women, as well as to feed babies and young kids up to age 5. That s done by providing vouchers to mothers and children who qualify and specifically listing the amount and types of food they can buy.But officials have said only about half of those eligible are enrolled in the Suppleme Gwhp Check out Milwaukee s Edessa School of Fashion, first designated fashion college in the Midwest
MILWAUKEE 鈥?Are you tired of looking at the same four walls In need of a vacation but don t want to travel far Try a staycation this month with VISIT Milwaukee s stanley cups Milwaukee Hotel Month!Milwaukee Hotel Month features over 40 local hotels offering exclusive packages and discounted rates starting at $75 per night through March. Resources You Ca kubki stanley n Use To Get Through The COVID-19 PandemicWe re Open: These Restaurants Are Offering Carryout, DeliveryResources For Getting Kids Safely Back to SchoolLet your cares float away in a bed you don t have to make. And grab dinner from one of the local restaurants just steps away from your hotel room. This initiative is meant to boost local businesses and stanley mug give you some quality time to yourself. For more information regarding room booking and exclusive offers, visit here. Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?A 28-year-old Milwaukee man was shot and killed near 1st and Keefe on Wednesday.Milwaukee police say the man died from his injuries at the scene around 5:25 p.m.Police are searching for unknown suspects.Anyone with any information is asked to contact Milwaukee Police at 414 935 stanley bottles -7360, or to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at 414 224-Tips/ or P3 Tips.Its about time to watch on your time. Stream local news and weather 24/7 by searching for TMJ4 on your device.Availa stanley cups ble for download on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and more.Report a typo or error // stanley cup Submit a news tip Ixch House passes domestic violence bill, pushes issue to Senate
MILWAUKEE 鈥?The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has announced new dates and programming for the 2021/22 season.It includes 12 productions across four venues in the Patty Jay Baker Theater Complex. The season will start Oct. 29, 2021 and run through July 1, 2022.Artistic Director Mark Clements said in a statement that with the COVID-19 pandemic appearing to be reaching its conclusion, they are eager to welcome artists and audiences back to their theater. This season we are holding nothing back, and ready to produce at the highest artistic level after being dark for over a year. stanley quencher Soon we will be celebrating the end of the pandemic and the return to the shared experience and thrill of live theater that we have all missed so greatly, Clements said.Some of the highlights, according to the Rep:- Two world premieres by Pulitzer Prize finalist Dael Orlandersmith, Antonios Song / I Was Dreaming of a Son and New Age in the Stiemke Studio.- Majestic, yet rarely produced Tony Award-winning musical Titanic The Musical in the Quadracci Powerhouse.- Shakespeare and The Beatles collide in the International collaboration As You Like It adapted by Daryl stanley mug Clor stanley mug an.- Dads Season Tickets, a new musical comedy for Green Bay Packer fanatics and the people who love them.- Emmy-nominated performance of Judy Garland classics in Get Happy: Angela Ingersoll Sings Judy Garland.- Return of Milwaukees Favorite Holiday Tradition 鈥?A Christmas Carol in the Historic Pabst Theater with Lee E. Ernst as Scrooge.C
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As protests take over college campuses nationwide, a growing chorus of critics are calling for universities and police departments to offer amnesty to student protesters.From suspensions to expulsions to criminal charges, students involved in these protests could face life-changing consequences.Andrew de la Alas is a junior at Washington University in St. Louis who faces suspension. stanley polska I ve been banned from the same campus that actually issued an award for my leadership and service two weeks ago. And I ve been notified of my immediate suspension by the Dean of Students, de la Alas said.De la Alas and dozens of others were arrested after attempting to set up an encampment on campus. He has now been suspended by the University and charged with trespassing. I would love to graduate. I want to continue to go to this school. This is where my friends are. This is where my community is. But if, in 30 or 40 years, if I have to look back at it and think, Well, I was arrested from this instit stanley cups ution that has given me a space to do all these wonderful things and meet all these wonderful people 鈥攖hen at least I did it for a cause I believe in, de la Alas said.In a note to students, Washington University s chancellor said, We ve all watched as protests have spiraled out of control on other campuses across stanley cup the country in recent months. We are not letting this happen here. Vanderbilt s chancellor struck a similar tone after expelling students following a sit-in in the chancellor s office.T Ntef Wyoming man tries making AI mayor of Cheyenne
The San Diego Padr stanley vaso es say no cancer was found when manager Bob Melvin had prostate s stanley cup urgery this week. The team says Melvin is recovering at home after being released from the hospital. He had surgery on Wednesday. Melvin said earlier this week that he didn t think he had cancer, but the d stanley cup octors wouldn t know until the surgery. He said he hoped to miss only the first six games of the team s forthcoming nine-game trip, which started in Atlanta and continues through Philadelphia and San Francisco.The Padres also said third base coach Matt Williams remained in COVID-19 protocol and hoped to rejoin the team in Philadelphia for a series that starts on Tuesday night. First base coach David Macias moved to third base and Morgan Burkhart coached first base just as they did on Wednesday in a home loss to the Cubs, the Associated Press reported.
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Retirement planning has long been an important consideration for individuals seeking financial security.Financial advisers recommend investing in a 401 k retirement savings plan. This provides a means for employees to contribute a portion of their earnings toward a retirement fund, often with stanley termohrnek the added benefit of employer matching.However, recent data from Bank of America has revealed an increasing number of Americans are tapping into their 401 k savings earlydue to financial distress.Bank of America s Participant Pulse report shed light on the growing prevalence of hardship withdrawals from 401 k accounts. During the second quarter of this year, the number of individuals resorting to hardship withdrawals surged to 15,950, marking a significant 36% increase from the same period in 2022.SEE MORE: The debt ceiling could hurt your 401 k . Here s what you need to knowAlso, The New York Federal Reserve reported credit card debt in households hasexceeded the $1 trillion markfor the first time ever. This significant increase in credit card debt has contributed to an overall household debt level of $17.06 trillion at the end of the second quarter.Julio Rivas, an associate professor of finance and economics at Lipscomb U stanley cup quencher niversity, thinks people may be borrowing from their savings to pay for their outstanding debts.He knows during financial stanley cups uk hardship, individuals may be tempted to access their retirement savings as a readily available source of funds. However, Rivas cautions against Auds Aldrich sexual assault scandal hits home far from Blackhawks
BEDMINSTER, N.J. - President Donald Trump signed four executive orders Saturday at his golf resort in Bedminster, New Jersey aimed at helping both working and unemployed Americans during the ongoing pandemic.The orders include: Deferring the employee portion of the payroll tax until the end of the year for those making less than $100,000, enhancing unemployment benefits by $400 a week through the end of the year, deferring student loans and forgive interest into December and possibly longer, the president eluded to extensions , and extend eviction moratoriums nationwide.The president said if he is elected to another term in November he would make the payroll tax changes permanent.To cover the increased cost of the enhanced unemployment benefits, states will be asked to cover 25 percent of the cost of the additional $400 a week. When asked at the press briefing what would happen if states did not cover their portion, the president said if they don t, they don t and said they have the money. The argument for his move is that Washingtons gridlock is compelling him stanley water jug to act as the pandemic undermines the countrys economy and the November election nears.The president said people will see relief very soon, when pressed about potential legal challenges to his execu stanley spain tive orders, he said some people may challenge the executive orders but they will not win.This cam stanley tazas e after a last-ditch effort by Democrats to revive collapsing Capitol Hill talks on vital COVID-19 rescue money ended
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