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Thursday, November 10, 2011

Recall Organizers Plan Rally at Walker's Wauwatosa Home

We Are Milwaukee to demonstrate on same day that effort to recall Wisconsin governor officially gets under way.

A statewide effort to recall Gov. Scott Walker gets under way Tuesday, and at least one organization plans to start the effort off with a bang: By holding a recall rally in front of the governor's Wauwatosa home. Planning for the rally has been under the radar. No press releases have been sent to the media and there isn't much information about it online. But organizers said Thursday that the rally is a go, with local, regional and national groups behind it. We Are Milwaukee, an "alliance of community-based organizations, unions, faith communities and local leaders," is planning to meet at 4:30 p.m. at the Juneau High School, 6415 W. Mount Vernon Ave. in Milwaukee, and march four blocks north to Walker's residence at 520 N. 68th St. There…

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James R Hoffa

11:38 am on Thursday, November 17, 2011

@Bucky - Much like William Shatner's character of Captain James T. Kirk from the ever so popular Star Trek franchise, Hoffa doesn't believe in the 'no-win' scenario. There's always a way to win - you just have to find it! That’s the difference between liberals (eternal pessimists) and conservatives (eternal optimists)! Don’t worry, someday, even you’ll start to understand! :-)   more ›

Thursday, June 16, 2011

State Budget Debate Comes To A Head

This story was written in response to Caledonia Patch Facebook reader requests. Do you want to read more about this issue? "Like" the story with the Facebook button at the bottom of the story or on Facebook. If we get 10 likes, we'll know to write a fo

The battle over the state budget has come to a head. Officials with the Racine Unified School District, public unions, municipal leaders and taxpayers are all either anxiously waiting or dreading the passage of the state budget. Caledonia's municipal leaders have realized that with the potential inclusion of police and fire safety union members in the restricting their bargaining rights, the restoration of funding for recycling, and a few other aids -- their budget shortfall of $600,000 eases significantly, said Tom Lebak. But they are waiting until the budget vote happens to outline specifics, Lebak said. Meanwhile, a number of Caledonia Firefighters have been marching in protests. So here's what's happening at the Capital now. The …

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