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Which boards, commissions and organizations will continue to provide remote access?

With Vermont approaching the vaccination numbers that Governor Phil Scott has stated will result in all restrictions being lifted, local governmental boards, nonprofits, organizations and commissions are working out what do when all public meetings are allowed with no restrictions and specifically working on the question of whether remote access will still be allowed for the public and board members themselves who are out of town.

Weather service now offers forecasts for inland lakes

Weather service now offers forecasts for inland lakes Joe Taschler, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Paul A. Smith Carl Klein of Wausau holds a 15-inch walleye caught while fishing on the Chippewa Flowage on opening day of the 2021 Wisconsin fishing season. Also in the boat were Klein s dog Sawyer and Jim Henke of Amherst Junction. A forecast has been launched for people who fish, as well as kayakers, boaters and anyone else who spends time on inland lakes in southern Wisconsin. The National Weather Service s inland lakes forecast is an experimental item that details things such as wind speed, wave heights and surface water temperature for some of the largest inland lakes across the southern part of the state. 

Smith: The Wisconsin fishing opener always brings optimism But this one? Oh, yeah, this one was extra special

Smith: The Wisconsin fishing opener always brings optimism. But this one? Oh, yeah, this one was extra special. Paul A. Smith, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Paul A. Smith Carl Klein of Wausau holds a 15-inch walleye caught while fishing on the Chippewa Flowage on opening day of the 2021 Wisconsin fishing season. Also in the boat were Klein s dog Sawyer and Jim Henke of Amherst Junction. HAYWARD – For some people around the world, the first day of May is Independence Day. As the new month dawned Saturday, a growing sense of freedom permeated our northern Wisconsin outpost, too. Maybe you ve felt it recently.

Kansas profile: A BRITE idea at Washburn

Kansas profile: A BRITE idea at Washburn Ron Wilson Special to The Kansan With all of the challenges around us, would you like to hear about a bright spot for a change? Today we’ll learn about a new initiative which is indeed a bright spot – in fact, it is even named the BRITE Center. It is an innovative effort to help businesses grow, including exporting to international markets.  Under the direction of Laurie Pieper and Karl Klein, Washburn University has launched a new initiative called the BRITE Center. BRITE is an acronym for Business Resources for Innovation, Technology, and Exporting. Karl and Laurie are also director and assistant director, respectively, of the Washburn University Small Business Development Center or SBDC. 

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