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Walker one of seven governors to meet with Obama about fiscal cliff
Madison -- Gov. Scott Walker is one of seven governors who will meet with President Barack Obama next week to discuss the fiscal cliff and how it would affect individual states.
Walker is taking part in the Tuesday meeting along with others from the National Governors Association. The meeting includes a mix of Republicans and Democrats. The other governors are from Delaware, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Colorado, Minnesota and Utah. (278)
Field Report, Jaill, Klassik big RadioMilwaukee award winners
Breakout folk band Field Report, psychedelic pop rock trio Jaill, jazz-flirting rapper Klassik and alt country act Hugh Bob and the Hustle were the big winners at the RadioMilwaukee Music Awards Wednesday night, 88Nine Radio Milwaukee (WYMS-FM)'s sixth annual celebration of local music.
Field Report and Jaill both had terrific years in particular: their albums, "Field Report" and "Traps," were nationally distributed by indie labels Partisan Records and Sub Pop Records, respectively. Field Report's self-titled debut won album of the year, while Jaill's single "Waste a Lot of Things" took home the song of the year award Wednesday.
Emerging artists Klassik and the Hustle beat out strong competition from seasoned local acts such as singer-songwriter Hayward Williams and indie pop group Sulek to win solo artist and band of the year, respectively.
Winners and finalists were based on votes submitted online by RadioMilwaukee listeners and announced Wednesday night at Turner Hall Ballroom. »Read Full Article(1)
Ex-MU star Novak helps Knicks light up Bucks
Steve Novak felt right at home Wednesday night.
And it's certain the Milwaukee Bucks can't say the same.
Novak, the former Marquette University standout, put on a familiar shooting display as he helped the New York Knicks to a 102-88 victory over the Bucks at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. »Read Full Article(6)
Badgers learn lessons in falling to Virginia
Madison - The University of Wisconsin men's basketball team hit an unwanted trifecta Wednesday night.
Outhustled, out-rebounded and thoroughly outplayed.
If there was a silver lining in the Badgers' 60-54 loss to Virginia in a Big Ten / ACC Challenge game at the Kohl Center, it was that the game served as a learning experience. »Read Full Article(93)
Did you win?
The Powerball numbers drawn Wednesday night for a projected prize of $550 million were 5, 16, 22, 23, 29, with a Powerball of 6, according to the Wisconsin Lottery. (6)
Car hits, kills pedestrian in Bay View
A man struck by a vehicle Wednesday while trying to cross a street in Bay View has died from his injuries, authorities said.
The victim was struck shortly before 5 p.m. in the 1000 block E. Oklahoma Ave., police said.
The motorist who struck him remained on the scene and the victim was taken to a hospital, according to police, who did not specify the victim's gender.
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office confirmed he was an adult male who died from his injuries Wednesday evening.
John Doe investigation still open, judge says
A 2½-year-old John Doe investigation into aides and associates of Gov. Scott Walker remains open, the judge who is overseeing that probe said Wednesday.
"The John Doe is still open and I have received no indication from the prosecutors that they are going to ask me to close it down as of yet," said Neal Nettesheim, a retired state appeals court judge.
He said while there is no legal requirement to notify the public when the probe ends, either he or Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm will do that. »Read Full Article(159)
Probe of boat's sinking leads to crab pot lines
Warrenton, Ore. - Testimony in a second round of hearings into a fishing vessel that sank off the Washington coast, killing a man from Kaukauna, Wis., and three others, has raised the possibility that the boat got tangled in crab pot lines.
The Lady Cecilia sank quickly March 10 about 20 miles west of Leadbetter Point, Wash. The crew could neither escape nor send a distress signal.
Before that, skipper Dave Nichols had called a nearby boat to say he had 70,000 pounds of fish and was headed for a processing plant. »Read Full Article
UW System unveils flexible degrees
University of Wisconsin System President Kevin Reilly proclaimed Wednesday a watershed day for Wisconsin residents, as the UW System became perhaps the first public university system in the nation to roll out a set of 100% competency-based online degree programs for working adults starting next fall through UW-Milwaukee and the two-year UW Colleges.
The new Flexible Option degrees initially will focus on the largest skills gaps in Wisconsin: health care, information technologies and business and management. Other UW campuses are expected to follow in the next few years with additional flexible degrees that working adults can earn online at their own pace.
UWM Chancellor Michael Lovell announced during a news conference Wednesday that UWM will repackage existing courses into mostly online formats for the following Flexible Option degrees: a bachelor's and a master's degree in nursing; a bachelor's degree-completion program in diagnostic imaging; a bachelor of science in Information Science & Technology; and a certificate in Professional and Technical Communication. »Read Full Article(47)
Milwaukee driver gets year in prison for killing 6-year-old
An unlicensed driver who struck and killed a 6-year-old boy who darted out into traffic was sentenced Thursday to a year in prison, prompting the boy's family to lash out at the defendant's relatives in a courthouse hallway after the hearing.
Dedrick Alexander Ashford, 23, was driving his girlfriend's minivan west on North Ave. on April 17 when he turned right onto N. 51st St. He said he was not speeding. One boy ran across the street in front of him to a playground, and when a second boy - Christopher Wade - appeared, he hit him with the front of the minivan.
Ashford stopped at the scene, and he admitted to police he had never had a valid driver's license and had smoked some marijuana three or four hours earlier. »Read Full Article
Abele talks county government overhaul
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele on Wednesday returned to a theme of overhauling the structure of county government, asking a Wauwatosa Rotary Club audience to embrace the idea of big change.
"It's fair to ask, 'Do we have the right kind of governance?' " Abele said in a lunchtime talk to the club, referring to improvements in Milwaukee County's financial prospects but also raising the issue of a County Board downsizing without explicitly endorsing such a move.
In raising the downsizing topic, Abele noted it was something the 18-member board itself could do. But that's unlikely, he said. Or it could be done through the Legislature, he said. »Read Full Article(39)
Roggensack says she'll seek Supreme Court re-election
Madison - State Supreme Court Justice Patience Roggensack on Wednesday formally announced her re-election bid, saying she has the backing of four retired justices.
Roggensack will face lemon law attorney Vince Megna in the April 2 election. If others get in the race, a primary will be held Feb. 19.
Dane County Circuit Judge Maryann Sumi and Marquette University Law School professor Ed Fallone have said they are also considering runs. »Read Full Article(24)
Milwaukee teen charged in shooting death of teen friend
A teenager was charged Wednesday with fatally shooting his friend while handling a gun they found in a south side park.
Nico E. Tineo, 18, is charged with second-degree reckless homicide in the death Friday of Leandro Marin, 17, near S. 17th and W. Mitchell streets, according to a criminal complaint.
According to the complaint, Tineo had been playing basketball at Burnham Park, where he was met by Marin, Marin's sister and another male. After smoking marijuana the four were leaving the park and saw backpack beneath a bench. »Read Full Article
Pewaukee man charged in heroin overdose death
A 22-year-old Pewaukee man has been charged in the heroin overdose death of another man in May.
Colin D. Kincaid faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted of first-degree reckless homicide in the death of Hao Wang, 21.
According to a criminal complaint released Wednesday by the Waukesha County district attorney's office: »Read Full Article
Hofbauer's desire for a corner drugstore led to Serv-U chain
Charles Hofbauer was just out of school with his pharmacy degree when he took a job with Walgreens. It was fine, but he knew he wanted something smaller. He longed for a corner drugstore where he could develop relationships with customers and chat them up. In 1957 he made that happen.
Hofbauer opened the Oakland Pharmacy at N. Oakland Ave. and E. Hampshire St. on Milwaukee's east side, the beginnings of what would become the biggest string of independent pharmacies in the state, according to his son, Jim Hofbauer.
"He always wanted to break off on his own and have his own store," his son said of Hofbauer, who died Tuesday morning after a stroke and heart attack. He was 85. »Read Full Article
Koch brothers documentary, set in Wisconsin, to play at Sundance
"Citizen Koch" - a documentary about the Republican Party in flux and campaign finance rules, with Wisconsin politics as its backdrop - will have its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in January.
David and Charles Koch are billionaires who support conservative causes and politicians, including Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker. Here is the Sundance catalog description.
Citizen Koch / U.S.A. (Directors: Carl Deal, Tia Lessin) — Wisconsin – birthplace of the Republican Party, government unions, "cheeseheads" and Paul Ryan – becomes a test market in the campaign to buy Democracy, and ground zero in the battle for the future of the GOP. »Read Full Blog Post(29)
Judge rules no deer shining by tribes
A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that the Department of Natural Resources has the authority to enforce state shining laws involving Chippewa tribes in ceded territories of northern Wisconsin until a Dec. 12 hearing.
The ruling by Judge Barbara Crabb means that the Indians won't go forward with night shining of deer off tribal lands until the hearing.
"We hit the pause button," said Sue Erickson, a spokeswoman for the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission. »Read Full Blog Post(17)
Defendant in fatal stabbing testifies
The prosecutor could hardly seem to wait for his turn at Alexander Goodenough, after he testified Wednesday that his fatal stabbing of his friend in July was done in panicked self defense.
Assistant District Attorney Mark Williams sprang to his feet for cross examination.
"You stabbed him 55 times, right? And none of those were intentional?" »Read Full Blog Post
Walker urges GOP congressmen not to raise taxes
Madison - Don't raise taxes just to fix the federal budget and avoid the approach of the fiscal cliff, Gov. Scott Walker signaled to congressional Republicans on Wednesday.
As a governor, Walker has no formal role in the negotiations going on in Washington, D.C., to handle looming tax increases and spending cuts set to take place automatically at the end of the year. But his recall victory in June has made him a national leader of the Republican Party's fiscal conservative wing, making him someone that others in his party may heed.
Speaking to reporters Wednesday at a meeting of the business lobby Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, Walker said the need to reduce the swelling federal deficit shouldn't outweigh the need to protect an already slow economic recovery. »Read Full Article(349)
Obama greets Sikhs on sacred day, acknowledges Oak Creek massacre
President Barack Obama issued a holiday greeting to the world's Sikhs today as they celebrate the birth of founder Guru Nanak Dev Ji, acknowledging their contributions to American society and the tragedy that played out at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in August.
"As always, this is a time to celebrate the principles of equality, respect, service and interfaith cooperation that are the core of the Sikh faith, and to recognize the extraordinary contributions that Sikh Americans make to our country every day," Obama said in the statement.
"This year, we also remember the innocent lives that were lost in the unspeakable violence directed against the Sikh congregation at the gurdwara in Oak Creek, Wisconsin. I can think of no better way to honor their memory, and to join our Sikh friends as they mark this sacred time, than to recommit ourselves to the spirit of pluralism, equality and compassion that define both the Sikh community and our nation."
White supremacist Wade Michael Page killed six people and wounded four others before fatally shooting himself in a Sunday morning rampage at the temple on Aug. 5. (4)
Waukesha South student wins state park sticker contest
The winning 2013 Wisconsin State Parks admission sticker, with marshmallows being roasted over a campfire, was designed by Holly Jo Cegielski, a sophomore at Waukesha South High School.
The winning design will be printed on state park and forest annual vehicle admission stickers and will be displayed on more than 150,000 vehicles, according to the Department of Natural Resources.
Cegielski's design was chosen by the DNR during its annual contest for Wisconsin students. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Growing Power grant to help schools access local food
Milwaukee's nonprofit urban farm Growing Power has been awarded nearly a nearly $100,000 grant to provide more locally sourced food to city schools, according to a news release from U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore.
Growing Power was awarded the $99,868 federal grant in connection with Farm to School, a United States Department of Agriculture program that aims to improve agriculture and nutrition education by providing more local foods to schools, according to the release.
Moore indicates the participating schools are in the Milwaukee Public Schools system, but does not say which specific schools would benefit from Growing Power's new grant. (9)
McCarthy says it's a stretch that Matthews would play Sunday
Green Bay - Here is a summary of coach Mike McCarthy's post-practice press conference: (18)
Pridemore to decide next week on superintendent race
Madison - State Rep. Don Pridemore - who drew headlines recently for advocating arresting federal officials who implement Obamacare - said Wednesday he would decide by next week whether to run for state schools chief.
Pridemore, a Republican from Erin, said he will announce Monday whether he will run this spring against State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Evers for the nonpartisan job. He filed paperwork for a possible run on Wednesday.
He said if he runs he would promote "common-sense conservative reform" but said he was still doing research for the specifics of his platform. He said he did not see adding more money to schools as a way to improve them. »Read Full Article(24)
Forget where you parked? There's an app for that thanks to some Mequon fifth-graders
Mequon - A group of fifth-graders from Donges Bay Elementary have taken problem solving to a whole new level.
The fifth-graders formed Technical Rage, a team that participated in the First Lego League's regional competition called Senior Solutions, on Nov. 18 at Marquette University High School. FLL is a nonprofit organization that promotes science and technical education. Technical Rage is not affiliated with Donges Bay Elementary.
FLL's challenge this year asked teams to solve a problem senior citizens face in their daily lives. Not only did Technical Rage meet the challenge, it won the challenge. »Read Full Article(2)
PSC sides with downtown Milwaukee businesses in We Energies rate case
Downtown Milwaukee businesses won a victory from the state Public Service Commission on Wednesday when it decided not to shift costs from We Energies' electricity customers to them.
During a meeting to discuss We Energies' 2013 rate hike request, the state Public Service Commission sided with We Energies, the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce and downtown businesses.
The Citizens Utility Board and staff auditors at the Public Service Commission argued that electric customers were being asked to subsidize the downtown steam customers through extra charges linked to the Valley power plant in Milwaukee's Menomonee River Valley. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Blaze destroys agriculture equipment facility in Clinton
More than 60 firefighters responded to a blaze at an agriculture equipment maintenance facility in Clinton Tuesday night.
Fire crews discovered the southeast corner of the building was on fire near a rail car filled with ammonia about 8 p.m., according to the Clinton Fire Department. Other hazards included an above ground natural gas pipe and grain storage bins and grain dryer.
One firefighter suffered a knee injury.
The building was destroyed. No loss estimates were available. (1)
Brookfield East's Alec James named NOW Football Player of the Year
Brookfield East's Alec James has been voted the NOW All-Suburban Football Player of the Year for 2012 after leading his team to a school-record 10 victories and a trip to the third round of the WIAA playoffs.
James, who also is the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Player of the Year, will play on scholarship next season at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.
Wauwatosa West's Matt Good was named the NOW Coach of the Year. »Read Full Article
Video: McGinn on Jennings' return, OL against the Vikings
Journal Sentinel beat writer Bob McGinn talks with CineSport's Noah Coslov about what to expect from Greg Jennings in his return Sunday, how to stop the Vikings' Adrian Peterson, and the matchup of the offensive line against the Vikings.
Investors commit to HuTerra, web site that will help charities
Outside investors have committed $350,000 to HuTerra LLC, a De Pere start-up that is building a website where users will be able to earn money for their favorite charities by doing things such as playing games, making referrals, buying gift certificates and responding to surveys.
Angels on the Water Fund, which operates out of northeastern Wisconsin, committed $50,000 of the funding, said Al Hartman, former business school dean at the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh and chairman of the fund's provisional board of directors.
The fund was attracted to HuTerra by the combination of a for-profit entity and the idea of supporting philanthropy. »Read Full Article
Metro area lags behind nation in home price recovery
A recovery in home prices is under way in the U.S., but the Milwaukee metro area is lagging, a report released Wednesday shows.
Brookfield-based Fiserv Inc. said its Case-Shiller indexes indicate many markets have started on a path of slow but sustainable rebound. Average U.S. home prices in the second quarter of 2012 rose 1.2% from the same quarter a year ago, marking the first year-over-year increase in home prices since 2006, excluding the impact of the federal home buyer's tax credit in 2010.
Overall, the 2012 spring and summer real estate market was the strongest since the peak of the housing bubble, Fiserv Case-Shiller said. Home prices appreciated in more than half of the 384 metro area markets analyzed. »Read Full Article(4)
State sends Greendale schools an unexpected $1.6M
Greendale - While most school districts in Wisconsin saw a decrease in state aid for the 2012-13, the Greendale School District is getting $1.6 million more than last year, thanks to steady enrollment, strong property values in the village and flat spending by the district.
The $11.4 million from the state, along with changes in health care insurance and other cost-saving measures, means the district will collect $14.8 million from its taxpayers in December, down $1.18 million from last year's $16 million levy. Those dollars will help support their $33 million budget.
Greendale property owners will pay $12.03 per $1,000 of equalized value, down from last year's $12.64 per $1,000 of equalized value. »Read Full Article(3)
Packers T Sherrod out rest of season
Green Bay -- The Packers' offensive line may need help right now. But that help will not come in the form of 2011 first-round pick, Derek Sherrod.
Green Bay has left Sherrod on the reserve/physically unable to perform list, according to the NFL transaction wire. Sherrod has been practicing but -- after taking a close look at him -- the team has decided he's not quite ready to return from his brutal leg injury suffered late last season.
For now, the only back-up offensive linemen on the roster remain undrafted rookies Don Barclay and Greg Van Roten. Green Bay has allowed the second-most sacks (37) in the league this season and have not adequately replaced Bryan Bulaga, who was lost for the year with a dislocated hip. (37)
John Doe probe of Walker aides continues
The Associated Press' Scott Bauer reports today on Twitter that the John Doe probe that's focused on aides and associates of Gov. Scott Walker remains open.
Bauer attributed the status to the judge overseeing the investigation, who is Neal Nettesheim, a former state Appeals Court judge.
Nettesheim in May defended the probe against criticism of partisanship. »Read Full Blog Post(111)
Clarke blasts bail for man charged with groping joggers
Once again, Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. is blasting the court system's decision about bail -- this time for a man charged with groping three women joggers.
Duane Fish, 41, is charged with three counts of fourth degree sexual assault for incidents on Oct. 29, Nov. 14 and Nov. 17. The offense is a misdemeanor punishable by up to nine months in jail. »Read Full Blog Post(44)
Reforms would cut crime, save money, advocates say
Investing in addiction and mental health treatment, instead of prison, for nonviolent offenders would likely lower crime, strengthen communities and save the state millions of dollars annually, according to a study released this week by a coalition pushing to expand Wisconsin's drug courts and other alternatives-to-prison programs.
The health-impact assessment, by the California-based Human Impact Partners, recommends the state increase funding for its existing treatment alternative programs from about $1 million to $75 million annually, expand eligibility, and add $20 million for mental health treatment, jobs programs and other, related services.
"There's every reason in the world to see that alternatives to incarceration work, especially for people whose primary issue is addiction or a mental health issue," said David Liners of the faith-based advocacy group WISDOM, whose 11-by-15 Campaign for Justice aims to cut the state's prison population in half to 11,000 by 2015. »Read Full Article(39)
Background of profile picture leads police to escort in Brookfield
A Milwaukee woman was arrested for prostitution at Motel 6 in Brookfield after police noticed something familiar in the background of the woman's online profile picture.
According to the Town of Brookfield police report:
The 20-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for working as an escort at Motel 6, 20300 W. Bluemound Road, at 2:08 p.m. Nov. 7.
Police conducted an investigation after coming across information about escorts working in the area through an Internet site. The woman's profile image included fixtures that matched those at the hotel, prompting police to perform a sting operation. (24)
Zoo Interchange delay may have side effects on Wauwatosa projects
The possibility that the completion of the Zoo Interchange project may be delayed is unlikely to have a direct effect on the development of the Innovation Park property, nor is it likely to impact the construction of a planned addition at Froedtert Hospital, according to representatives familiar with the projects.
It may, however, have negative side effects for Innovation Park and businesses in Wauwatosa.
The Zoo Interchange project, expected to be completed in 2018, may not be done until 2020 due to funding difficulties. »Read Full Article(7)
Delta flight delayed at Mitchell after passenger finds shotgun shell
A Delta flight from Milwaukee to Detroit was delayed Wednesday morning after a passenger found a shotgun shell at his seat.
The passenger notified the flight crew at 6:47 a.m. after he discovered a live shotgun round in the pocket of the seat in front of him, said Milwaukee County Sheriff's spokeswoman Fran McLaughlin.
Passengers were taken off the plane so the sheriff's department's bomb-sniffing dog and deputies could check the aircraft. No weapons or any other ordnance was discovered. Passengers were rescreened by the TSA and allowed to re-board the plane before it left for Detroit.
The shotgun shell was taken for disposal by sheriff's officials. (10)
Harley-Davidson sets date for Milwaukee 110th anniversary tickets
Tickets for Harley-Davidson's 110th anniversary party in Milwaukee will go on sale to the general public Dec. 17 at Harley-Davidson's website.
Harley Owners Group members will be able to buy them Dec. 10.
The celebration in 2013 is Thursday, Aug. 29 through Sunday, Sept. 1. Events will include organized rides to Milwaukee, a parade, three concerts, parties at Maier Festival Park, and activivites at the Harley-Davidson Museum. »Read Full Blog Post(38)
Hackers get $150,000 from Chippewa County district
Chippewa Falls - A school district in western Wisconsin said hackers have stolen nearly $150,000 after breaking into its payroll system.
A La Crosse Tribune report said the hackers targeted the Stanley-Boyd School District in Chippewa County.
Superintendent Jim Jones said the hackers apparently accessed direct-deposit files from the Nov. 23 payroll. He said the district's liability insurance will cover the loss. »Read Full Article(5)
Veteran New Berlin School District employees will receive one-time payments
Many New Berlin School District employees will receive a one-time payment outside of the collective bargaining process, the New Berlin School Board decided Monday.
The board approved a 1.64 percent increase for the 2011-12 school year and a 1.86 percent increase for the current 2012-13 school year. Those who will receive the payment are current teachers, specialists, librarians, psychologists, counselors, therapists and special education paraprofessionals who worked for the district before this year. Payments are expected to be made early in 2013.
Board member Art Marquardt called the one-time payment an important way-station as the district works on a full compensation redesign. The compensation plan will be designed to recruit, retain and reward employees, and will form the basis of future compensation decisions. »Read Full Article(14)
Sex offender granted rare discharge from civil commitment
A judge in Racine this week reluctantly freed a 32-year-old man from civil commitment that followed his sentence for molesting young girls when he was a boy.
Cory R. Lamp has been held at the Sand Ridge Secure Treatment Facility in Mauston for more than a decade, but will be released in about two weeks because the state's own experts agreed he was no longer more likely than not to reoffend.
According to a report in the Racine Journal Times, Lamp molested three girls aged 6 to 9 in the early 1990s, when he was no more than 14. He was adjudicated delinquent. When his sentence was up, authorities petitioned to have him committed under Chapter 980. The law allows certain sex offenders to be indefinitely for treatment at Sand Ridge. »Read Full Blog Post
Wisconsin tourism agency kicks off season's snow report
Madison - It's that time of year again in Wisconsin - for the state's snow conditions report.
The Department of Tourism and its more than 130 snow condition reporters are now starting to update the Wisconsin Snow Conditions Report.
It covers conditions for snowmobiling, downhill skiing and snowboarding and cross country skiing. It rates them from "no report" and "closed" to "excellent." »Read Full Article
Governor's office seeking new Oneida County sheriff
Madison - Gov. Scott Walker is looking for someone to appoint as the next Oneida County sheriff.
Walker's office is taking applications to replace Sheriff Jeffrey Hoffman, who plans to retire next month. The new sheriff will complete a term ending Jan. 4, 2015.
The applicant who wins the job must reside in Oneida County at the time of appointment. Anyone interested should email a cover letter, résumé and an application form available on the governor's website to firstname.lastname@example.com. (15)
Illinois driver leads officers on high-speed chase across 4 counties
Eau Claire - Authorities in western Wisconsin said an Illinois driver who led officers on a high-speed chase across four counties has been arrested.
A WEAU-TV report said the Wisconsin State Patrol tried to pull over the driver Monday about 1:30 a.m. when he sped away. Troopers say he led officers on a chase through Eau Claire, Buffalo, Pepin and Dunn counties.
The pursuit also included a short detour into a cornfield. »Read Full Article(1)
Temperatures heading up toward weekend
The warm-up to the weekend is under way.
A high pressure system is moving back into Wisconsin on Wednesday, which will provide plenty of sunshine, according to WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) meteorologist Scott Steele. More Pacific air will flow toward the region, raising temperatures with a high in the Milwaukee area around 37 and west to northwest winds at 5 to 10 mph.
Wednesday night's forecast for southeastern Wisconsin calls for low temperatures near 28 and partly cloudy skies.
More moisture is expected with clouds, some fog and patchy drizzle starting Thursday evening into Friday. By this weekend temperatures should rise into the 50s.
Pewaukee manufacturer considers expansion
Zeman Tool and Manufacturing Inc. is considering an expansion that would double the size of its City of Pewaukee facility.
Zeman's proposal to add 25,000 square feet to its facility, W228 N575 Westmound Drive, was recently approved by the city Plan Commission, said Harlan Clinkenbeard, city planner.
The company will seek a zoning change for the proposed expansion site, now a vacant lot, at the commission's Dec. 20 meeting, he said. »Read Full Blog Post(5)
A look at Aaron Rodgers, the celebrity
Aaron Rodgers is everywhere these days. He does ads for Pizza Hut, State Farm Insurance, Ford Motor Co., and the Gruber law office, to name a few.
He volunteers his time with the MACC Fund. He even has good manners: he apologized to fans when his Green Bay Packers were crushed by the New York Giants.
Rodgers is, in short, a celebrity in addition to being a professional football player. But has Rodgers become better known nationally since he won the NFL's MVP award? »Read Full Blog Post(4)
On Tap Today: Music, Film and Holiday Fare
The lovely folks at Radio Milwaukee say our city's music scene is one of the best in the nation. Judge for yourself. Attend this year's Radio Milwaukee Music Awards today at Turner Hall. The event features performances from some of Milwaukee's better bands, such as Jaill, Field Report, Juniper Tar, Klassik, and Vic & Gab.
To get you in the mood, here's a bit of Juniper Tar from a recent visit to the Tap studios.


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July 24, 2014
Political Science Professor Rekha Datta was featured in the Asbury Park Press on July 24
July 23, 2014
Associate Vice President for Global Initiatives & Professor of Political Science Saliba Sarsar was featured in the Asbury Park Press on July 23.
July 09, 2014
Priscilla Gac-Artigas, professor of Spanish and Latin American Literature at Monmouth University, has been awarded a Fulbright Scholar grant
May 19, 2014
In addition, Warncke Award was presented to Dr. Margaret DelGuercio and Dr. Brian Greenberg.
May 01, 2014
Software Engineering students program robots to dance to "Single Ladies" and "Who Let the Dogs Out."
April 25, 2014
The Writing Center at Monmouth University and students were featured in Star Ledger/NJ.com
April 18, 2014
The pen pal project began as a pilot during the spring 2013 semester
March 26, 2014
Speakers include Dr. Azza Karem, United Nations Population Fund; John K. Werner, co-founder of Citizen Schools; and David Zirin, sports correspondent for The Nation.
February 24, 2014
2014 year's award recipients are Thomas Beaufort, Laura Kelly, Tsanangurayi Tongesayi, and Adam Lowy
December 16, 2013
The basis of the project is to research solutions for community sustainability in order to help locals stabilize Macheke's economic, health, food, education, and energy systems long term.
Robert Solorzano believes that working in a diverse environment is a skill required for an international business major.
November 14, 2013
Ebtihal Al-Alwi is pursuing a master's degree in public policy.
November 12, 2013
Dr. Saliba Sarsar received the Award for Academic Excellence
October 29, 2013
Provost Pearson and Professor Wang attend 60th year celebration at Nanjing University of Science and Technology (NUST).
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Planned obsolescence: Yes, they do want you to buy a new phone every year
Ben Johnson
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Oct 30, 2013 Notice how your iPhone 4 started to become unreliable just as the iPhone 5S came out? You're not the only one.
Higher iPhone sales don't equal higher profits for Apple
Ben Johnson
Interview by
Oct 29, 2013 A look at Apple's quarterly earnings.
$4bn for Pintrest? Is social media a bubble waiting to burst?
Ben Johnson
Interview by
Oct 29, 2013 It might be an understatement to say that investors are pumped up about social networks and other tech companies.
With iPhone 5S and 5C, Apple chooses evolution over revolution
David Weinberg
Oct 28, 2013 Apple has a lot of new products, but we've seen them all before.
Will Samsung always be Pepsi to Apple's Coke?
Sally Herships
Oct 25, 2013 No matter how many handsets Samsung sells, Apple may always dominate the conversation.
Apple unveils new iPads, but no smart watch yet
Queena Kim
Interview with
Oct 23, 2013 If you were waiting for Tim Cook to debut a revolutionary smart watch or television, yesterday wasn't your day.
Ireland to close Apple tax loophole
David Brancaccio
Interview by
Oct 16, 2013 Apple used the rule to shelter $40 billion in profits.
Apple hires Burberry CEO
Lizzie O'Leary
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Oct 15, 2013 Is Apple now a luxury brand?
Samsung bid hoax drives Swedish biometrics company shares
Queena Kim
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Oct 14, 2013 A criminal probe is being launched after a fake press release saying Samsung would buy a Swedish company that makes fingerprint scanners.
China's Steve Jobs? Not on this list
Rob Schmitz
Oct 7, 2013 The U.S. dominated Thomson Reuters' list of the world's top 100 innovative companies. China failed to contribute any companies.


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6 June 2013Tomorrow, Friday 7th June 2013, will see Linlithgow Palace Peel returning to the 16th century to provide the historic setting for the first ever full-length production of Sir David Lyndsay's drama, A Satire of the Three Estates, which will be performed in its entirety for the first time since 1554.
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2013-14: WGCA National Player of the Year ... winner of the Honda Award for golf as National Player of the Year ... Golfweek & WGCA First Team All-America ... ACC Player of the Year ... All-ACC ... collected a 71.50 stroke average, which is the fifth-lowest in Blue Devil history ... had six top five finishes, seven top 10 placements and nine top 10 finishes ... helped lead Duke to its sixth NCAA Championship ... runner-up at the NCAA Championship with rounds of 70, 70, 67 and 69 for a total of four-under-par, 276 ... finished the season ranked No. 5 in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index ... in the spring, totaled a 70.77 stroke average to go along with three wins in seven events ... helped lead the Blue Devils to the ACC Championship, including notching individual medalist honors with rounds of 71, 69 and 70 ... won the Bryan National Collegiate and PING/ASU Invitational as well ... had a streak during the spring winning three straight events ... Golfweek Player of the Week April 8 and the ACC Golfer of the Month for April ... a preseason Golf World Player to Watch selection ... led Duke with 20 rounds of even or under par, which ranked tied third on Duke's single-season charts ... registered 119 birdies on the season to rank third nationally.
Summer of 2013: Competed in the British Open and finished tied for 56th with rounds of 72, 72, 81 and 72 for a total of 297 ... turned in a tied for third finish at the International European Ladies' Amateurs Championship with rounds of 73, 69, 72, 68 for a ledger of 282 ... represented France in the European Ladies' Amateur Team Championship leading France to a sixth place finish (1-2 in match play as a team) ... led Europe to a 16 1/2 to 7 1/2 victory over Great Britain in the Vagliano Trophy ... placed second in the St. Rule Trophy with rounds of 73, 69, 71 (213).
2012-13: NGCA and Golfweek Honorable Mention All-America selection ... ACC Rookie of the Year ... All-ACC ... saw action in all 11 tournaments ... posted a 73.45 stroke average along with two top five, four top 10 and five top 20 finishes ... finished the season ranked 32nd in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index ... closed the year with her best finish at the NCAA Championship tying for fourth overall ... carded rounds of 69, 73, 71 and 74 for a total of 287 ... tied for sixth at the ACC Championship with rounds of 74, 73 and 76 for a total of 223 ... tied for 10th at the PING/ASU Invitational (71-71-71=213) ... her 73.45 stroke average was the sixth-lowest stroke average by a Duke freshman ... her 54-hole total of 213 at the PING/ASU Invitational tied for the eighth-lowest by a Blue Devil rookie ... turned in a Duke freshman record 72-hole total of 287 at the NCAA Championship ... carded 11 rounds of even or under par.
Summer of 2012: Won the European Ladies Amateur with a 16-under-par, 268, in Slovenia ... finished second in qualifying at the Ladies British Open Amateur with rounds of 70, 71, before falling in the second round of match play ... advanced to third round of match play at the U.S. Women's Amateur, before falling 1-up to eventual champion Lydia Ko.
Prep: Currently ranked No. 5 nationally in the Polo Golf rankings, while 22nd in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index for junior golfers … won the 2012 Internationaux De France Juniors (Trophee Esmond) ... a member of the French national team, she helped win the 2010 and 2011 European Team Championships … owns three top five finishes in five AJGA Tournament appearances … a 2011 Rolex Junior First Team All-America … winner of the 2011 AJGA Annika Invitational with rounds of 71, 66 and 76 for a total of 213 … tied for first at the Polo Golf Junior Classic stroke play with rounds of 70 and 71 … advanced to the match play quarterfinals of the Polo Golf Junior Classic … tied for 14th at the Thunderbird International Junior with rounds of 76, 72 and 75 … was tied for 23rd overall at The 2011 PING Invitational … was a finalist in the 2011 British Girls Cup … was a member of the European team at the2011 Junior Solheim Cup … helped the European team win the Vagliano Trophy … a semifinalist at the French International Junior Championship … won the Italian International championship in 2010 … won the Skandia Junior Open in 2010 … placed third in the AJGA 2010 Junior Orange Bowl International Golf Championship with rounds of 75, 74, 71 and 71 for a total of 291 … won the 2009 French U-16 national championship.
Personal: Celine Boutier was born on November 10, 1993 in Clamart, France … daughter of Jacqueline and Christophe Boutier … has one sister, Christie (19), and one brother, Kevin (16) ... member of the 2013 All-ACC Academic Team and 2013 ACC Honor Roll.
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Mason Rudolph (81-73-72=226, T41, +10)
Tar Heel Invitational (73-68-71=212, T3, -4)
Landfall Tradition (72-75-74=221, T8, +5)
Northrop Grumman (72-72-74=218, T12, +5)
Darius Rucker Intercollegiate (69-71-72=212, T3, -1)
Bryan National Collegiate (72-71-73=216, 1, E)
PING/ASU Invitational (69-69-70=208, 1, -8)
ACC Championship (71-69-70=210, 1, -3)
NCAA East Reg. (67-73-77=217, T24, +1)
NCAA Championship (70-70-67-69=276, 2, -4)
Cougar Classic (73-72-73=218, T25, +2)
Liz Murphey Fall Preview (79-73-72=224, T34, +8)
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Landfall Tradition (71, T5, -1)
Northrop Grumman (73-75-76=224, T22, +11)
Allstate Intercollegiate (70-79=149, T27, +5)
Bryan Collegiate (74-77-74=225, T40, +9)
PING/ASU Invitational (71-71-71=213, T10, -3)
ACC Championship (74-73-76=223, T6, +10)
NCAA Central Reg. (70-75-76=221, T30, +5)
NCAA Championship (69-73-71-74=287, T4, -1)
2014 U.S. Open 77-76=153 (MC)
2013 British Open 72-72-81-72=297 (T56th)
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On the subject of openers that aren't starting with garrote, due to lack of haste or generally awkward timing, which would be better between:
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The first opener allows your original Hemo DoT to be affected by Find Weakness, but the first Ambush doesn't benefit from Sanguinary Veins. The second opener allows both Ambushes to benefit from Sanguinary Veins, but the Hemo Dot is no longer affected by Find Weakness. I guess my question is, is the 100% armor reduction added to the DoT stronger than the 35% increased power of one Ambush? It feels as if the DoT would win out here, but any confirmation would be nice.
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The Svengali Deck is constructed using an ingenious secret gimmick, something that lets you perform stunning card magic tricks as soon as you take the deck out of the box! No special skill is needed, no previous experience with magic is necessary!
We call this one the DELUXE EXPERT version- not because it's hard to do (it's not- it's EASY!), but because this new PRECISION CUT version is such high quality. It has the desirable official Bicycle back design, plus this deck has been meticulously manufactured with professional magicians in mind. This is the finest Svengali deck we've EVER sold! It works like--- MAGIC!
You deserve the new upgraded DELUXE EXPERT CUT Bicycle Svengali Deck!
This is the most popular trick deck we sell! Use this as a force deck (make a spectator choose a specific card). Or use as a great trick deck- so many effects are possible. Let your spectator choose a card, place it back in the deck, deck is shuffled arbitrarily, yet you can cut exactly to the chosen card every time! have your spectator choose a card from this ordinary-looking deck, but when the card is put back in the deck, the entire deck changes into a deck of all the same card! You can predict which card a spectator will choose every time- and LOTS more!
Can be repeated immediately. No sleights necessary. Comes with deck and printed instructions. Please note that because of the mechanics of this deck, it contains only 48 cards. That's all it is supposed to have!
These cards are Poker size, with the official Bicycle back design.
While you cannot request a specific force card (our stock is always changing), you CAN specify a card you DO NOT want. This is useful if you already have a Svengali or other force deck, and you want to make sure this one will have a different force card. You can make your request in the ADD TO CART on this page, or in the "Comments" section during Checkout.
For the advanced magician who wants to be able to fan this deck and make it look like an "ordinary deck", we recommend considering the Mirage Deck, which is a roughed Svengali Deck
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BEWARE! If you see Bicycle Brand cards at a cheap price elsewhere, they may be factory "seconds"! Those cards were cut or printed a bit crooked, and did not pass quality control, which is why they are cheaper. You get what you pay for!
Svengali Deck- Bicycle Back EXPERT CUTbasic printed instructionsDeck is Poker size with Bicycle back design.Choose between a Red back or Blue back deck when ordering, or allow us to choose for you. The instructions give you the basics, including instructions for several excellent tricks. A DVD and a book is available from MagicTricks.com if you'd like to learn more tricks with this deck.Important note about trick decks:These decks are manufactured using brand new, ordinary Bicycle card decks. The manufacturer has to break the seal on the box to remove the cards to gimmick them for you. Expect the seal to be broken on the box, but know that your cards are NEW and UNUSED.
The Svengali Deck was introduced by Burling Hull in 1909.In the 1960s, magician Marshall Brodien sold millions of these decks, calling them TV Magic Cards. Marshall Brodien played "Wizzo" on WGN-TV's Bozo Show, broadcast from Chicago.The Force Deck principle appears in magic books as early as 1560. Interested in magic history? Visit our free online Magic Library, full of biographies of famous magicians plus lots of magic history and trivia!


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First Gear Heated JLM90by rangerAl - verified purchaser
This jacket is da bomb. Amazing what a difference it makes to be warm.
List Price: 199.95
Sales Price: $199.95
This FirstGear Heated Jacket Liner requires a heat troller (sold separately). You must purchase at minimum a single heat troller for this item. Gloves will attach to the liner with no additional troller required as long as you do not wish to set the gloves and jacket liner at different temperatures. Trollers can be mounted or not to the bike depending on troller purchased. A remote for heat control is also available. BMW riders will most likely have to purchase a converter for power. The power for these items comes directly from the bike which you must install. If preferred, you can purchase a portable battery pack with optional a/c adapter (case optional as well). Splitters may be purchased to connect an additional rider to the power source from the bike.
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34" (86)
33" (85)
40"-42" (101-106)
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35" (89)
43"-45" (109-114)
37"-39" (94-99)
36" (91)
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37" (94)
50"-53" (127-135)
43"-47" (109-119)
38" (97)
53"-57" (135-145)
48"-50" (122-127)
39" (99)
First Gear Heated JLM90by rangerAl - verified purchaser
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This is a gift for my Husband, so we'll need to wait till Christmas to see how he likes it.
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Great jacket but runs a little small.
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So I just wore the pants , with the jacket liner and the carbon gloves for the first time ! All heated up in about 5 min ! It does keep you nice and warm , think of it like a heating pad around your chest , legs and hands . About 30min into the ride though I noticed that my heat was gone and the lights on the control was out . I stopped and had to take a look at the battery and found that the 15a fuse on the control had melted :-/ I will be riding tomorrow for a couple hours and hope this doesn't happen again ... It does have me concerned and that is why I say 4 stars ..
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Jason Cole now reporting that Holmes has a Lisfranc injury at minimum. Must really be a ****ed up picture in there for it to have been this hard to spot.
Anyway, bad news for him. It's a really tough injury to recover from. Ronnie never did. He's never had more than 85 yards in a game since and went from averaging 4.4+ yards per carry to far less than 4 afterwards.
ok not lauging at the injury, but at the possibility of holmes having rex look at his foot... lol
"Now when I go to the bathroom I find out who my friends are." - Jake Scott after both broken hands were in casts following the 1972 season
Holmes slipped down and immediately flipped the ball away when he hit the ground. There is no way of determining if he is going down and giving himself up a: based on the way he went down and b: how quickly the play occurred. This is much different then a guy kneeling or sliding feet first. Refs made the right call. No sympathy whistles in the NFL and its pointless to cry about it because it doesn't change the outcome of the game.
The Jets and their fans have a lot bigger things to worry about.
Idk that I can say that Holmes gave himself up. Eli dove face first a few years back...hit the ground and fumbled the ball..So IMO the right call was made...
Jets are done tho...losing holmes hurts them in a huge way..Their D is playing awful, their offense is awful (As all Dolphins fans predicted)...
Rex Ryan will be fired after this year...and I hope to god Tony is made head coach!!! That would be awesome!!
If Tannenbaum goes, which is the active widespread speculation on all the jest boards, Rex will be gone too. Already Woody is intimating that if things don't turn around, they need to substitute in Tebow. And you know he'll listen to fan consensus cause for him it's all about the buck$. That house is swaying on its shaky foundation.


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Can P2P Lending Reinvent Banking?Jun 17, 2015
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Accomplishments: ISEE-3 conducted the first deep survey of Earth's magnetic tail. Then, after a series of complex flybys of the Moon, the spacecraft was renamed the International Cometary Explorer (ICE) and became the first spacecraft to fly past a comet (Giacobini-Zinner). Its observations supported the theory that comets are "dirty snowballs." The following year, it joined international exploration of Comet Halley by providing data on the solar wind approaching the comet.


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How To Buy Tennis Shoes
A good tennis shoe will help you comfortably endure the rigors of the game's quick stops and starts, short sprints and frequent lateral movements. Taking into account your playing style, the type of court on which you typically play and your foot type are essential to making the proper shoe selection.
Durability and sole construction
Tennis is a sport that is rough on shoes, particularly the sole and toe area, so finding a shoe with a sole that is durable enough to meet your particular needs is important. Remember that increased durability often means increased shoe weight, so evaluate your requirements carefully.
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Determining your foot type
When buying tennis shoes, determining your foot type is very important to help you determine how much lateral support and cushioning you will need.
Three basic foot types
There are three basic foot types: supinated, pronated, and neutral.
The "wet test"
If you are unsure of your foot type, the "wet test" will help you determine it.
Lateral support
The quick side-to-side moves in tennis make lateral support and the prevention of ankle rollover a major factor in shoe selection for all players.
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With its quick stops and starts, tennis can be jarring to the body. Finding a shoe with proper cushioning and shock absorption is essential for comfort for all players.
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As a die-hard 49ers fan, you know that your devotion for San Francisco is a step above everyone else. Your cheer and roar can be heard throughout the stadium and you need something that shows off your passion for the 49ers. It's time to be seen in this Sparkle slouch cap from '47 Brand. This dazzling hat features an embroidered San Francisco logo with sequin details on the crown, a sparkling silver embroidered team name on the bill and team location on the adjustable slide closure. In this cap, you can shine bright just like your 49ers!
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From "The Look of Love" to "Take Five," the CJO celebrates the timeless works of these songwriting masters and purveyors of cool!
Combining elements of jazz, pop, Brazilian music and rock, Bacharach created a unique new sound that was as contemporary as it was popular. The CJO welcomes back Grammy Award-winning bassist/composer/arranger John Clayton to lead the orchestra in a number of classics from the legendary hitmaker with help from trumpeter/vocalist David Pruyn. The incredible talents of Bobby Floyd will also be on display including a tribute to the late great Dave Brubeck, considered to be one of the foremost exponents of cool jazz.
JAZZ ACADEMY WORKSHOP OPPORTUNITY: Saturday, October 26, 2:00 p.m. featuring John Clayton.
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We offer the following tests:
Spring and Fall Semesters
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8 a.m.-5p.m.
Wednesday 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
Hours Between Sessions
Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Summer Session
Monday and Wednesday 8 a.m.-7 p.m.
All candidates must register and pay their exam fee via My Account at https://clepportal.collegeboard.org/myaccount. Candidates select score recipients and answer background questions through My Account before test day.
Test centers do not create registrations or collect payment for exam fees. Candidate data is automatically downloaded to the test center during check-in.
Appointment scheduling is handled by each individual test center, not via My Account. During the exam registration process, candidates will indicate their preferred test center. Candidates must then contact their preferred test center to schedule an appointment to test.
Computerized testing is currently available at the Fort Morgan campus only.
Test takers can register and schedule tests online @ www.ged.com, or through the Pearson VUE call center at 1-877-EXAM-GED.
Fee: $37.50 per test or $150 for all four (4) tests. Payment made by credit or debit card when scheduling tests.
GED classes are available at MCC Workplace Education, 1505 E. Burlington (970-867-1575) and MCC Adult Basic Education Center, 920 Barlow Rd. (970-542-3270).
Transcripts/Duplicate Diplomas
Upon successful completion of all 4 tests, one free Equivalency Diploma can be ordered at www.diplomasender.com. You will need an email address to register and order your diploma. Duplicate transcripts and diplomas are also ordered through Diploma Sender. Permanent record of test reports and diploma numbers are retained at this website.
Please be advised: The Testing Center is unable to provide copies of diplomas or transcripts. All communication about diplomas and transcripts must go through Diploma Sender.
Please be advised: The Testing Center is unable to provide copies of scores from computerized GED testing. It is up to the student to retrieve needed information from their account at www.ged.com
MCC test center provides testing services for our faculty and students, as well as, for students attending other colleges and universities. Testing services include administering makeup exams for classroom, guided studies, and off-campus courses.
Students that take correspondence, continuing education classes, or distance learning courses from other colleges may have their exams proctored at Morgan Community College for a fee of $25. Contact the testing center for details and appointments.
All full-time degree seeking students need to take the Measure of Academic Proficiency and Progress test during their last semester before graduation. The MAPP provides MCC with information about the effectiveness of their degree programs.
ADA STATEMENT - In accordance with the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the regulations published by the U.S. Department of Justice, 28 C.F.R. & 35.107(a), Morgan Community College has designated an ADA Coordinator. For information regarding civil rights or grievance procedures, contact Dan Marler, Morgan Community College, 920 Barlow Road, Fort Morgan, CO 80701, 970-542-3157.
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Jon Bon Jovi Breaks Silence After Daughter's Struggles
Jon Bon Jovi has finally broken his silence following the news that his daughter, Stephanie Rose Bongiovi had overdosed on heroin. Last Wednesday (Nov. 14), the singer's daughter was found unconscious in her dorm room at Hamilton College in New York.
An ambulance crew to