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NWTC gets grants to reduce energy consumption

Northeast Wisconsin Technical College has been awarded nearly $300,000 to reduce energy consumption and drive positive environmental impact within the community. Wisconsin’s Office of Energy Innovation bestowed a $250,000 grant upon NWTC through the Energy Innovation Grant Program, while an additional $20,000 grant was provided by the Wisconsin Public Service Foundation. NWTC is utilizing the funds to initiate a battery storage system dedicated t
Three grant funding opportunities available through PSC
The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin is encouraging eligible organizations to apply for grant funding to improve the availability of telecommunications services for Wisconsin residents. The grant funding opportunities include the Nonprofit Access Grant, the Lifeline Outreach Grant and the Telemedicine Grant.
Workshops to disentangle issues regarding farm crops
Farms are in the middle of very important decision-making processes regarding their crop acres for the 2024 growing season. Two key programs both have decision deadlines of March 15. By then, all producers must elect whether they will be enrolling in ARC or PLC through the Farm Service Agency, and they must also make their crop insurance coverage decisions.
DATCP, DOR sounding alarm on tax season ID theft
Tax-related identity theft involves the theft and misuse of Social Security numbers. It generally happens in one of two ways: someone uses a SSN to get a job and their employer reports that person’s income to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as if it were someone else’s, or someone uses the SSN to file for the person’s tax refund. This tax season, the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) and Wisconsin Depar
Advocate Health hires chief people and culture officer
Advocate Health has announced that Nakesha Lopez has been appointed executive vice president and chief people and culture officer, effective March 18. In this role, Lopez will be responsible for the strategic management and delivery of all people programs, policies, processes and practices for Advocate Health.
New trial date set in overdose homicide case
A new trial date has been scheduled for a Green Bay woman accused of supplying the drugs that led to the 2021 death of a man who died at Mohican North Star Casino Resort in the Town of Bartelme. Stephany L. French, 29, is charged with first-degree reckless homicide by delivering drugs, theft from a corpse and a misdemeanor charge of failure to aid a victim or report a crime.
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