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Lakeland professor Jodie Mortag to lead screenwriting workshop at Sheboygan Film Festival

By D. N. Gutierrez | Sep 23, 2025

Lakeland University Associate Professor of Writing Jodie Mortag is scheduled to present a screenwriting workshop at the first Sheboygan Film Festival.

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Representative Lindee Brill announces new bill targeting THC products in Wisconsin

By D. N. Gutierrez | Sep 19, 2025

Representative Lindee Brill used her social media platform in mid-September 2025 to inform constituents about available Blue Books and highlight new legislative efforts aimed at removing dangerous THC products from Wisconsin streets.

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Senator Eric Wimberger urges action from Governor Evers on veterans’ shelter closures

By D. N. Gutierrez | Sep 14, 2025

Senator Eric Wimberger criticized Governor Tony Evers in several posts dated September 12-14, 2025, accusing him of closing veterans’ homeless shelters for political reasons.

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Lakeland University launches faculty lecture series with focus on intimate partner violence

By D. N. Gutierrez | Sep 11, 2025

Lakeland University will host its first Faculty Lecture focusing on intimate partner violence (IPV) as part of a new series designed to highlight faculty expertise and engage the community.

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Shae Sortwell reflects on Charlie Kirk and political discourse in recent posts

By D. N. Gutierrez | Sep 11, 2025

Shae Sortwell, Republican state representative for Wisconsin’s 2nd House district since 2019, commented on the legacy of Charlie Kirk and shared his views on political divisions through a series of posts dated September 10-11, 2025.

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Senator Eric Wimberger comments on court rulings, regional growth, and Packers season opener

By D. N. Gutierrez | Sep 7, 2025

Senator Eric Wimberger posted a series of tweets between September 5-7 covering state judicial decisions affecting Governor Evers' administration, major developments in Northeast Wisconsin—particularly Lawrence—and encouragement for the Green Bay...