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PSC REF#:272374 Public Service Commission of Wisconsin Page 1 Public ServiceCommissionofWisconsin Mailing List Audit Report 137-CE-167 notice and EA notification letter RECEIVED: 07/24/15,10:46:35AM GED \ DOCKETS \ 137-CE-167 \ 137-CE-167 Spring Valley NOP a Sent by paper mail LAKE GENEVA PROPERTIES LLC / 2 UNIVERSITY PLZ STE 402 / HACKENSACK NJ 07601-6211 BENJAMIN AND LIDIA BORA / 2510 LAKE SHORE RD S / DENVER NC 28037-8975 ARVATO DIGITAL SERVICES / CENTERPOINT PROPERTIES TRUST / 108 MONTICELLO RD / WEAVERVILLE NC 28787-8931 MARY WATERMAN-SMITH / 1580 WINGO RD / CAMPOBELLO SC 29322-9519 US BANK / 3476 STATEVIEW BLVD / FORT MILL SC 29715-7203 WELLS FARGO BANK / 3476 STATEVIEW BLVD / FORT MILL SC 29715-7203 PROPERTY TAX DEPT 4916 / HOME DEPOT USA INC / PO BOX 105842 / ATLANTA GA 30348-5842 STEVEN E AND BONITA R SKURSKI REVOCABLE LIVING TRU / 4341 THOMAS DR LOT F02 / PANAMA CITY FL 32408-7336 DAN AND LINDA PETERSON / PO BOX 4782 / BOYNTON BEACH FL 33424-4782 PEARL NELSON / 2158 SILVER LAKES DR N / LAKELAND FL 33810-7427 WALTER AND MARCIA OLEP / 13288 WHITE MARSH LN APT 10 / FORT MYERS FL 33912-3877 ROBERT AND VIRGINIA CORNOG / 81 SEAGATE DR APT 601 / NAPLES FL 34103-2483 KENNETH KOCH / KOCHS MEADOWBROOKE FARMS 2 HOMEOWNERS ASSOC / 518 CHARLEMAGNE BLVD / NAPLES FL 34112-7014 BRUCE AND MARG MCDONALD / 11160 EVLER AVE / ENGLEWOOD FL 34224-0000 DANNY M AND REGINA G ABBOTT LIVING TRUST / 3983 SE OLD SAINT LUCIE BLVD / STUART FL 34996-5120 THE PAWLUK RESIDENCE / 118 ALPHA LN / HUNTSVILLE AL 35811-8845 STEVEN MODJESKI / 2173 BACKWOODS CT / NUNNELLY TN 37137-7001 THE MINOGUE RESIDENCE / PO BOX 477 / WALLAND TN 37886-0477 RICHARD AND JOAN GEORGICK / 774 BEE LEE RD / LIBERTY KY 42539-8428 PAUL SVATIK AND MILDRED TIMM / 5945 HUNTINGTON RD / SYLVANIA OH 43560-1518 OMER AND BADAR FAROOK / 7205 KNICKERBOCKER PKWY / HAMMOND IN 46323-2032 DBA BUMPER TO BUMPER / RE HOLDINGS LLC / 440 KIRTLAND ST SW / GRAND RAPIDS MI 49507-2331 MEIJER DISTRIBUTION INC / 2929 WALKER AVE NW / GRAND RAPIDS MI 49544-6402 FRED BROWN / 25000 103RD ST / SALEM WI 52168-9339 US BANK / MANEE GRETHE MARITAL TRUST / PO BOX 3013 / CEDAR RAPIDS IA 52406-9000 RICHARD REMER / 245 N PARK BLVD / BROOKFIELD WI 53005-6137 WISCONSIN TRIDENT LLC / 440 WELLS ST 203 / DELAFIELD WI 53018-1409 HAROLD AND LINDA SIKORSKY / 17311 WINFIELD RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-8601 GERALD FULLER / 10096 196TH AVE / BRISTOL WI 53104-8610 TONY SEGER / 10102 196TH AVE / BRISTOL WI 53104-8610 ANTHONY ROSSI AND SONS LLP / 13912 60TH ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9121 MIKE FARRELL VILLAGE PRESIDENT / BRISTOL VILLAGE / 20518 84TH PL / BRISTOL WI 53104-9149 BARRETT AND RUTH ANN OBERMEYER / OBERMEYER TRUST / 23122 60TH ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9158 Disclaimer: The addresses listed here are indicative of who this mailing was sent to. This may just be a subset of a list. If there are multiple lists included, duplicate addresses will have been removed from one list or the other. Date Printed: 07/22/2015 7:57:42 AM Public Service Commission of Wisconsin Page 2 Mailing List Audit Report 137-CE-167 notice and EA notification letter GED \ DOCKETS \ 137-CE-167 \ 137-CE-167 Spring Valley NOP a Sent by paper mail GARY WIER / 4803 232ND AVE / BRISTOL WI 53104-9159 SCOTT OBEREMBT AND JOSEPH MEYER / MEYER FAMILY FARMS / 20305 75TH ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9166 THOMAS AND CYNTHIA PIWOWARCZYK / 3325 213TH AVE / BRISTOL WI 53104-9176 KRISTO AND NADELIKA KOVACEVIC / 9620 160TH AVE / BRISTOL WI 53104-9215 CYNTHIA CRAVENS / 19500 107TH ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9218 JOSEPH AND BERNADINE THOMISON / 11200 BRISTOL RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9226 R AND C HAWKINS FARM / 20015 116TH ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9232 RANDC HAWKINS FARMS / 20015 116TH ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9232 JAMES CAREW / 11300 BRISTOL RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9268 TIM AND JACQUELINE HOGAN / 10910 BRISTOL RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9271 GLENN AND BERNADINE KURYLO / 10933 BRISTOL RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9272 WILLIAM WANN JR / 10780 BRISTOL RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9275 JAMES AND SUSAN ROGERS / 21200 WILMOT RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9514 JAMES AND SUZANNE ROGERS / 21200 WILMOT RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9514 TED AND KAREN SAKALOWSKI / 9747 212TH AVE / BRISTOL WI 53104-9516 NOAH BRADSHAW / NOAH DAVID BRADSHAW TRUST / 20316 98TH ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9518 MELISSA SHILLING-KANE / 21700 WILMOT RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9576 LORRAINE DRAGAN / 17600 91ST PL / BRISTOL WI 53104-9616 GLENN AND JANE KURYLO / 10775 BRISTOL RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9623 GLENN AND BEVERLY GIESEKE / 10416 BRISTOL RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9624 PETER NELSON SR / 10514 BRISTOL RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9624 JEFFREY VOS / 10434 BRISTOL RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9624 CHARLES WEINHOLTZ / 10620 BRISTOL RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9624 RUSSEL JOHNSON / 19564 104TH ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9626 BARBARA KUBAS / 19541 104TH ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9626 ALBERT MAY JR AND DAGMAR MAY / 19552 104TH ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9626 DANIEL HOHMEIER / 19565 103RD ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9628 THE HOFFMAN/PIAZZA RESIDENCE / 10317 196TH AVE / BRISTOL WI 53104-9629 PATRICIA M COLEMAN REVOCABLE TRUST / 10312 BRISTOL RD / BRISTOL WI 53104-9643 RICK AND JOANNA CARLBERG / 8221 216TH AVE / BRISTOL WI 53104-9716 GREGORY AND SUSAN HEBSON / 8133 216TH AVE / BRISTOL WI 53104-9716 ANTHONY J AND CAROL V SCALFARO TRUSTEES / SCALFARO TRUST / 8201 216TH AVE / BRISTOL WI 53104-9716 MICHAEL AND MARY ANN MELOGRANO / 21530 81ST ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9717 WILLIAM AND CHRISTINA RUSSIN / 21515 81ST ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9717 GALE AND MARY RYCZEK / 21531 81ST ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9717 Disclaimer: The addresses listed here are indicative of who this mailing was sent to. This may just be a subset of a list. If there are multiple lists included, duplicate addresses will have been removed from one list or the other. Date Printed: 07/22/2015 7:57:42 AM Public Service Commission of Wisconsin Page 3 Mailing List Audit Report 137-CE-167 notice and EA notification letter GED \ DOCKETS \ 137-CE-167 \ 137-CE-167 Spring Valley NOP a Sent by paper mail ROBERTA REITER / LEROY E AND ROBERTA A REITER REVOCABLE LIVING TRUS / 23300 60TH ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9735 EDNA F REITER REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST / 23318 60TH ST / BRISTOL WI 53104-9735 ALLEN TESCH / CONSERVATION CLUB OF KENOSHA / 8135 184TH AVE / BRISTOL WI 53104-9771 KENOSHA COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY / 19600 75TH ST STE 185-3 / BRISTOL WI 53104-9772 CHARLES AND PATRICIA ELVERMAN / SPRINGBROOKE CONDO HIDDEN CREEK LANE UNIT 101 / BURLINGTON WI 53105-0000 GOLDEN OAKS DEVELOPERS LLC / PO BOX 740 / BURLINGTON WI 53105-0740 CLAUDE EPPING / FIRST BANKING CENTER TRSTEBURCO HOLDINGS LLC / 400 MILWAUKEE AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-1231 DOULGAS HELNORE AND DAWN WENZEL-HELNORE / 188 KENDALL ST / BURLINGTON WI 53105-1808 FRANCIS AND EVELYN KERKMAN / 1001 S PINE ST UNIT 18 / BURLINGTON WI 53105-2327 MELVYN AND JANET A MADAUS TRUST / W381 STATE ROAD 50 / BURLINGTON WI 53105-3563 DELORES SPITZER / 361 PICKETT CT / BURLINGTON WI 53105-3904 FRED AND KAREN CAMPISANO / 5286 STATE ROAD 50 / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7011 DONALD AND GERTRUDE HIMEBAUCH TRUST / 5050 STATE ROAD 50 / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7011 MARK RADUENZ / 5184 STATE ROAD 50 / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7011 JERRY AND MARLEEN SIEGLER / 5260 STATE ROAD 50 / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7011 ANDREW AND LUCILLE LOIS AND LOGAN KASKIN / TRUSTEES OF LOIS FAMILY TRUST / 6926 368TH AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7401 DENNIS AND RITA ROBERS / 6901 368TH AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7401 KARL AND HEATHER ROBERS / 6907 368TH AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7401 DONALD AND MARGARET SMITH / 36800 87TH ST / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7404 RUSSELL AND SHIRLEY WOLTER / 36830 87TH ST / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7404 PAUL MAKI JR AND JENNIFER MAKI / 8661 368TH AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7406 KEVIN AND ANN RYAN / 8635 368TH AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7406 GERALD AND NICOLE WEHLER / 8656 368TH AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7406 JULIE BENSER / 6501 368TH AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7426 CLINE AND DULCIE NEIDER / 6505 368TH AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7426 CORT AND SARA SHANE / 6511 368TH AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7426 DOUGLAS AND SUSAN BARTON / 6703 352ND AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7500 CINDY BELLEK / 6747 352ND AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7500 SCOTT AND ANN IVERSON / 6810 352ND AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7500 JOAN KOSTER / 6809 352ND AVE / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7500 CLARENCE AND MARY DANIELS / 34410 STATE ROAD 50 / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7510 FELIX AND CYNTHIA ROSINSKI / 35280 70TH PL / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7518 Disclaimer: The addresses listed here are indicative of who this mailing was sent to. This may just be a subset of a list. If there are multiple lists included, duplicate addresses will have been removed from one list or the other. Date Printed: 07/22/2015 7:57:42 AM Public Service Commission of Wisconsin Page 4 Mailing List Audit Report 137-CE-167 notice and EA notification letter GED \ DOCKETS \ 137-CE-167 \ 137-CE-167 Spring Valley NOP a Sent by paper mail PAUL EHR / 33501 GENEVA PL / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7521 FREDERICK AND SUSAN MERTEN / 33607 GENEVA PL / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7521 JERRY SORENSON / 33513 GENEVA PL / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7521 MICHAEL LEFFLEMAN / 37220 HIGHWAY 50 / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7524 DAN MEYERHOFER / MEYERHOFER/HUNT LLC / 31017 BUSHNELL RD / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7715 PATRICIA ANN KERKMAN / 34709 52ND ST / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7802 COREY AND MICHELLE GEHRKE / 35210 52ND ST / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7803 MYRLE AND LINDA KELLERMEIER / 35111 52ND ST / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7803 RODELL AND DELORES SCHENNING / 35406 GENEVA RD / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7806 IRIS LEE / 38601 60TH ST / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7807 GEORGE AND DIANE GRENUS / 39400 60TH ST / BURLINGTON WI 53105-7810 ERIC ROSE / RIVER VALLEY MUSHROOM FARM / 39900 60TH ST
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    wisconsin broadcaster_march april 2018 3/5/2018 12:00 PM Page 1 MARCH/APRIL 2018 SAVE THE DATE Awards Gala CHAIR’S COLUMN Wisconsin MayBroadcasters 5, 2018 Association Get involved in the WBA It’s an honor to represent you this year colleagues. Your competitors. If you believe as I do, that our future is bright but comes with all manner of new challenges and opportunities, as your WBA Chair! then I ask you to ENGAGE with your state association in a big way. I don’t have any magical formulas to share with you for prosperity or success, but I will use my first column to • Come to our winter and summer conferences (…and ask one thing of you and your staff this year: ENGAGE bring a bunch of your people with you). with your WBA. Perhaps like you, I spent some of my • Attend the many workshops and seminars WBA provides. Steve Wexler early years as a Wisconsin broadcaster vaguely aware • Offer to serve on our board of directors or on one of our WBA Chair of the work being done by the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association. I attended some award galas and dutifully committees. showed up for EEO seminars so I could claim license credit. Doug Kiel, • Support our primary fundraising mechanism, the himself a former WBA Chair and one of Wisconsin’s own broadcast NSA/PEP program, by running the spots on your stations treasures, encouraged me to get more involved. It didn’t take long for in strong rotations. me to better appreciate the work WBA (and the WBA Foundation) was • Help us influence policy and law by lobbying with us on doing on our behalf.
  • The Excellence in Broadcasting Awards

    The Excellence in Broadcasting Awards

    WBA is proud to announce… Awards For Excellence Winners Television Award Winners BEST USE OF SPORTS VIDEO Large Market Television 1st Place: WISN-TV, Playoff Battle SPOT NEWS nd 2 Place: WDJT-TV, Trash Talk st 1 Place: WTMJ-TV, Capitol Chaos 3rd Place: WITI-TV, Tough Mudder 2nd Place: WISN-TV, Germantown Crash rd WEATHERCAST 3 Place: WISN-TV, Bluff Collapse 1st Place: WISN-TV, Weather Watch 12, 2/1/2011 MORNING NEWSCAST nd 2 Place: WTMJ-TV, Brian Gotter 1st Place: WISN-TV, Budget Battle AM 3rd Place: WITI-TV, Vince Condella Composite 2nd Place: WITI-TV, Fox 6 WakeUp News - 2/2/2011 rd SIGNIFICANT COMMUNITY IMPACT 3 Place: WTMJ-TV, The Big Blizzard 1st Place: WITI-TV, Prostate Cancer Screening EVENING NEWSCAST nd 2 Place: WISN-TV, Made in Wisconsin 1st Place: WISN-TV, Collective Bargaining 3rd Place: WTMJ-TV, Community Baby Shower 2011 Showdown nd SPECIALTY PROGRAMMING 2 Place: WISN-TV, Blizzard 2011 rd 1st Place: WITI-TV, Season of Giving 3 Place: WTMJ-TV, TODAY'S TMJ4 Live at 10 nd 2 Place: WITI-TV, Fox 6 Blitz NEWS WRITING rd 3 Place: WISN-TV, Season to Celebrate 1st Place: WISN-TV, Dog Tags Returned nd EDITORIAL/COMMENTARY 2 Place: WITI-TV, Autism Dog Helper st rd 1 Place: WITI-TV, Ted's Take #2 3 Place: WITI-TV, Honor Flight nd 2 Place: WITI-TV, Ted's Take #1 HARD NEWS/INVESTIGATIVE 3rd Place: WTMJ-TV, What's Hot st 1 Place: WISN TV, Sex Offender Loophole nd PROMOTIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT 2 Place: WISN TV, Sleeping Dispatcher 1st Place: WDJT-TV, Just 10 Minutes 2011 Campaign 3rd Place: WTMJ TV, Big Bonuses nd 2 Place: WISN-TV, Experience
  • February 2021 Special Edition

    February 2021 Special Edition

    Newsletter Date Page 2 L A K E L A N D S C H O O L Page SPECIAL EDITION FEBRUARY, 2021 School Phone/Address: Hello Lakeland Families! (262) 741-4118 W3905 County Rd NN Welcome to February, the shortest month of the year! Even though Febru- Elkhorn WI 53121 ary is the shortest month of the year, we still have many events to look for- ward to this month. School Hours: 8:20 a.m.—3:00 p.m. We kick off the month with a virtual Student of the Month and UR Cool We ask that students Prize Wheel Assembly on Friday, February 5th, honoring and celebrating not arrive earlier than our students who consistently model the Three B’s: Be Responsible, Be Re- 8:20 a.m. as super- vision begins at this spectful, and Be Safe. The recordings will be shared with families via e- time. Thank you! mail. School Attendance: Our Spirit Committee has also been extremely busy planning a If your child would fun-filled, Valentine-themed week during the week of Febru- need to be absent from ary 8th through February 12th. We will have specific dress up school, we ask you to days for the entire week and conclude the festivities with a notify us by calling the school-wide bingo game on that Friday afternoon. Do not for- school office at (262) 741-4118 before 9:00 get to wear red in honor of “Heart Health Awareness” on a.m. Thank you! Friday, February 12th. Secondary Story Headline One final reminder is that Friday, February 26th has been changed to a full day of school to make up for the planning day we had back on November This10th.

  • Wisconsin Enter Total Number of Delegates

    Enter name of state: Wisconsin Date of Selection of Pledged PLEO Delegates: Enter total number of Delegates: 90 6/12/2020 Enter total number of Alternates: 6 Enter number of At-Large Delegates: 17 Select type of System (click on box): Caucus Date of Selection of At-Large Delegates: 6/12/2020 Enter number of District-Level Delegates: 50 Enter number of At-Large Alternates: 1 Date of selection of District-Level Delegates: 5/17/2020 Date of Selection of At-Large Alternates: 6/12/2020 Enter number of District-Level Alternates: 5 Enter total number of Standing Committee Date of selection of District-Level Alternates: Members: 9 5/17/2020 Enter total number of Convention Pages: 51 Enter number of Pledged PLEO Delegates: 10 WISCONSIN DELEGATE SELECTION PLAN FOR THE 2020 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION ISSUED BY THE WISCONSIN DEMOCRATIC PARTY (AS OF FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2019) The Wisconsin Delegate Selection Plan For the 2020 Democratic National Convention Table of Contents I. Introduction & Description of Delegate Selection Process ............................................................................. 1 A. Introduction B. Description of Delegate Selection Process ........................................................................................... 1 C. Voter Participation ............................................................................................................................... 2 II. Presidential Candidates A. Ballot Access .....................................................................................................................................