Archive | November 2010

How a polluter gets stimulus money — and avoids environmental review

A state program helped Didion Milling win $5.6 million in stimulus funding to expand its Cambria milling and ethanol plant, which has a history of environmental violations.

Audio slideshow: Citizens against Didion

Neighbors of Didion Milling’s Cambria plant talk about why they have fought the company for years.
Main story How a polluter gets stimulus money — and avoids environmental review Nov. 29, 2010

Wisconsin InfoLink: Century-old newspapers — online!

For the third post in a series on online newspaper research, serials expert Ron Larson introduces us to the Wisconsin Historical Society news archives.

Your Right to Know: Open up complaints against lawyers

The Ken Kratz case is exhibit number one why secrecy in government harms the public’s interest.

Suicide: Learn more or find help

Educational resources and statistics; suicide prevention tips; crisis lines and other places to seek help. Includes links specific to Native American suicides.

A Tribal Tragedy: High Native American suicide rates persist

Fifteen years after Schuyler Webster took his own life at age 14, his mother still sees him everywhere.

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