Andrew Bahl
Wisconsin Government and Politics Reporter at The Cap Times
Covering Wisconsin government and politics for The Cap Times | Lover of local news, the Badgers and baseball | He/his | DM/Signal/[email protected]
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6 days ago |
thethirdsub.ca | Andrew Bahl
Good Friday morning Caps fans, hope you all are having a lovely week and that you are gearing up for a well-deserved break this weekend. It has become a rare week now where we don’t have a midweek match to chew over but we have a nice pause this week to take a breath before two straight weeks with CONCACAF Champions Cup. It has been another week, however, where the Caps’ squad has been much-admired, both in the MLS media world and, apparently, among other teams.
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1 week ago |
captimes.com | Andrew Bahl
The working habits of thousands of state employees have become a topic of fierce contention in the Capitol, with lawmakers crossing swords over whether those workers should be required to be in a physical office five days a week. A move toward remote or hybrid work dates to the COVID-19 pandemic, when most state offices were closed and agency employees performed their duties from home. Like many private-sector companies, some of those trends remained in place after the pandemic ended.
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1 week ago |
captimes.com | Andrew Bahl
For Miranda Wales, work looks much different than it did before the COVID-19 pandemic. Wales is an agent for the Department of Revenue. Like thousands of other state employees, she is less likely to go into one of the state office buildings in downtown Madison than she was pre-pandemic. Instead, she works from her home in Edgerton three days a week.
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1 week ago |
captimes.com | Andrew Bahl
State Rep. Jerry O’Connor says he’s always wondered why the constitutional amendments he’s voting on were written in inscrutable legalese. “I shouldn't have to struggle through this blasted thing,” O’Connor, a Fond du Lac Republican and retired banker, recalls thinking when he has received his ballot in the past. On the Democratic side, Rep. Deb Andraca of Whitefish Bay agrees. A former elementary school teacher, Andraca knows how to target texts to the appropriate reading level.
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1 week ago |
thethirdsub.ca | Andrew Bahl
Good Friday morning Caps fans, hope you all are gearing up for a restful and enjoyable weekend and that the sun might fight through enough for it to truly feel like spring. Here at 86 Forever, we have openly admitted to be at a loss for words for describing, praising and pontificating on the Caps’ stunning run to start the season. This is, in part, because the Caps have been just that good.
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