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Janesville City Council passes data center moratorium (opens the original)
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JANESVILLE, Wis. â The Janesville City Council unanimously passed a one-year data center moratorium in its meeting on Monday night. The pause gives the city time to develop rules for future data center projects including standards around land use, infrastructure and operations. This comes as Janesville residents will be voting on the future of the former GM/JATCO manufacturing site in November. The Janesville City Council unanimously approved the referendum language that will ask voters w
Alpha Epsilon Pi nationals suspends chapter programming following hazing incident (opens the original)
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MADISON, Wis. â Alpha Epsilon Pi nationals suspended chapter programming following hazing incident. AEPi nationals have been put on a cease and desist pending the findings from the investigation according to Chief Communications Officer Jonathan Pierce. "AEPi Headquarters has issued a cease-and-desist directive to its Pi Chapter in Madison, Wisconsin, suspending all chapter programming pending a thorough investigation into alleged violations of the fraternityâs health and safety guideline
Bergstrom’s Drive for a Cure supports breast cancer research (opens the original)
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MADISON, Wis. â Bergstrom Automotive Group hosted its annual Drive for a Cure event Friday, inviting community members to support breast cancer research by test-driving vehicles at Bergstrom Lexus of Madison. Guests could choose from a lineup of 50 vehicles. Bergstrom will donate $1 to breast cancer research at the UW Carbone Cancer Center for every mile driven during the event. âItâs important to us for our company to be involved,â a Bergstrom representative said. Since the fundraiser b
Operator uninjured after lawnmower slips into ditch (opens the original)
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MADISON, Wis. â An operator was uninjured after a lawnmower slipped down into a ditch and caught fire, according to the Madison Fire Department. Fire crews responded to the 1600 block of Lock Lane, at 3:15 p.m. and they extinguished the fire and spoke with the operator of the lawnmower. The operator said he was  trying to cut the grass at the edge of the ditch when the rear wheel slid down the embankment. This caused the entire mower to turn and roll backwards down the embankment, ultimatel
SSM Health Dean nurses vote to unionize at 10 outpatient centers (opens the original)
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MADISON, Wis. â A majority of nurses at SSM Health Dean Medical Group voted to unionize at 10 outpatient centers, according to SSM Health. SSM Health said it respects the decision and is committed to working constructively through the process ahead. âWhile we would have preferred an outcome that allowed us to continue working directly with our nurses, we are grateful for the dedication of our nurses and the care they provide each day,â SSM Health said in a statement. âTogether, we will c
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