
Jon Styf
Reporter at The Center Square
Wisconsin & publicly funded sports stadiums everywhere for @thecentersquare. Email jstyf(at)https://t.co/7FUbxQJfep.
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1 week ago |
readlion.com | Tom Joyce |Mariane Angela |Dave Bohon |Jon Styf
Congressional Republicans want to crack down on what they see as absurdly high tuition costs at Ivy League schools. Reps. Jim Jordan of Ohio and Scott Fitzgerald of Wisconsin and Sens. Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Mike Lee of Utah have launched a federal investigation into alleged collusion and price gouging at these colleges.
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2 weeks ago |
thecentersquare.com | Jon Styf
(The Center Square) – A group of Wisconsin Republicans introduced an updated version of its failed right of first refusal law, hoping changes in the new version will win over enough support for the measure to pass the Legislature in the coming month.
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2 weeks ago |
thecentersquare.com | Jon Styf
(The Center Square) – A group of Wisconsin companies reached a settlement to repay nearly $10.9 million after being accused of falsely certifying they were eligible for federal pandemic Payroll Protection Program loans. The loans were setup for companies that employ 500 or less people, including part-time employees, which included all companies under the umbrella of the same ownership based on the Small Business Administration’s affiliation rules.
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2 weeks ago |
apg-wi.com | Jon Styf
(The Center Square) – A group of Wisconsin Republicans introduced an updated version of its failed right of first refusal law, hoping changes in the new version will win over enough support for the measure to pass the Legislature in the coming month.
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2 weeks ago |
thecentersquare.com | Jon Styf
(The Center Square) – A pair of Wisconsin groups are warning that right-of-first refusal legislation that previously did not pass on its own will be tucked into other legislation and up for a vote in the Wisconsin Legislature in the coming weeks. H.O.T. Government - a Racine based group calling for Honesty, Openness and Transparency in Wisconsin government – claims a push is being made to have the Wisconsin Assembly vote on the measure April 15 and the Senate voting April 22.
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This is what made the most sense all along. So weird the Chicago talk happened for so long. The city can’t afford it, the Bears don’t benefit as much without building everything else. The team just wanted leverage against the schools to pay lower property taxes.

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