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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Rob Henken, president of the Wisconsin Policy Forum, likes to dive deep into issues many of us never think about, but often hear about in the news - like shared revenue.What is shared revenue  Well, first of al stanley cup l, shared is the operative word here. This comes from a policy decision, a huge policy decision made more than a century ago, said Henken.That decision was to start a state income tax. The money would be collected by the state and a portion would be shared with all municipalities.Milwaukee being the biggest city, gets the biggest stanley quencher  chunk of money, about $230 million dollars a year for its budget needs.Is Milwaukee getting its fair share  It is complicated, you can look at $230 million and no matter how you slice it, that s a lot of money, said Henken.On the other hand, that $225 million to $230 million is the same exact amount as it was 20 years ago, so it has been stagnant for more than two decades.Meaning, as Milwaukee and other municipalities costs have gone up - shared revenue has not kept up.Costs for essential services like fire and police is one. The other major source of taxation for local governments is property taxes, but even that revenue stream has been limited.Enter the state s current $3.8 billion dollar surplus. Henken s group just did a report on the state s budgets surplus and what it means for state-local relations.Benson: So what is the argument that garrafinhas stanley  lawmakers should be looking at when it comes to the budget surplus and how to help in shared

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 MILWAUKEE, Wis. 鈥?After squandering second-half leads in each of its four losses this season, Marquette vowed to finish games more effectively.So far, so good.Oso Ighodaro scored 19 points and showed some uncharacteristic free-throw accuracy down the stretch as No. 25 Marquette defeated No. 6 UConn 82-76 on Wednesday for its fifth consecutive victory. The Golden Eagles have erased halftime deficits in each of their last three wins. We just felt like we didn t finish games good enough in those losses,  Ighodaro said.  Me and TK  point guard Tyler Kolek  talked about just trying to lead in those moments and make sure we got the right shots. Marquette  14-4, 6-1 Big East  trailed by 11 points late in the first half and was down 37-33 at the break. The Golden Eagles were behind 48-41 midway through a 96-85 victory at St. John s on Jan. 3 and erased a 36-34 halftime deficit in a 95-73 blowout of Georgetown on Saturday.The Golden Eagles have shot 62.5% after halftime in those three games. The fact that our guys are playing better down the stretch o stanley cup f games I think is in a lot of ways because they ve done it now and they ve been in some games and we took some lumps in some close games earlier in the year,  Marquette coach Shaka Smart said.UConn  15-3, 4- vaso stanley 3  has lost three of its last four. All thr stanley cup usa ee losses came on the road against teams currently in the Top 25: No. 12 Xavier, No. 19 Providence and Marquette. The way the games are played in nonconference and the NCAA Tournament are muc Zslb 12-year-old boy shot and killed in West Allis
 BUFFALO, N.Y. 鈥?For some, it s a daily battle. For others it builds over time. Stress is only getting worse for Americans as the pandemic continues, but there are ways to fight back at home. A lot of people I see are pushing their feelings aside and just saying, its okay, its normal, Ill de stanley cup al with it, its okay,  a stanley thermosflasche nd then it blows up over the smallest thing,  said Dr. Wendy Weinstein, a unit chief at Brylin Hospital in Buffalo. Its the straw that breaks the camels back. Nearly 8 in 10 Americans say the pandemic is a significant source of stress in their life and 7 in 10 Americans say that stress has gotten worse over the course of the pandemic, according to the American Psychological Association.                        BryLin Hospital                April is Stress Awareness Month     Theres a lot more stress, theres stress of the unknown, stanley drink bottle  stress of the future, people are feeling uncertain,  Weinstein said.She says now is the time to reverse the trend, as April is Stress Awareness Month. All people can benefit from this. People who feel like they dont need to seek professional help can benefit from this. People who feel like theyre doing okay can get a little bit from this,  Weinstein said.Its a personal battle 鈥?one that Weinstein says you can win.                        AP Images                Dr. Weinstein says quick changes to your day can help you beat stress     Pay attention to the physical because the brain and the body are connected so many times when youre having ph

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 It was a wire-to-wire win at the Boston Marathon for Ethiopian runner Sisay Lemma, who threatened to set the marathon s all-time course record for much of Monday s Patriots  Day run.Lemma finished first in the men s division with a time of 2:06:17, coming in 41 seconds ahead of Mohamed Esa. Last year s champion Evans Chabet finished third, 1:05 behind Lemma.Meanwhile, last year s women s champion Hellen Obiri defende botella stanley d her title in Boston, completing Monday s race in 2:22:37, which was about 59 seconds slower than her 2023 race. She held off 2022 New York City Marathon winner Sharon Lokedi, who made her Boston debut, by nine seconds.The men s and women s races had little i stanley website n common.Lemma finished the first half of Monday s Boston Marathon in 1:00:19, which put him on pace to come more than two minutes under the course record of 2:03:02 set in 2011.He was nearly two minutes ahead of the nearest competition at the halfway point.The women s field was tight for nearly the entire duration of Monday s race. There were 15 runners within a second of the lead at Mile 20, including American Emma Bates. But around Mile 23, the field started to fall back, and by Mile 24, the race came down to Obiri, Lokedi and Edna Kiplagat.After Kiplagat faded, it became a two-woman battle, with Obiri nosing ahead of Lokedi in the final mile.SEE MORE: Marathon runner banned for 12 months after using a car during raceLemma and Obiri led a field of 30,000 runners from over 100 countries. stanley drinking cup  Many runners entere Jvfz 4 bears killed in Alaska campground reserved for homeless
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 MADISON 鈥?Republican Rebecca Kleefisch, who spent eight years as lieutenant governor under Scott Walker, has launched her campaign for governor. Kleefisch contrasts herself with Democratic Gov. Tony Evers in her campaign launch video, casting him as weak and her as ready to back police and fight special interests. The 46-year-old Kleefisch becomes the best-known Republican to officially  stanley cup get into the race against Evers. In front of a crowd at Western States Envelope Company in Butler Wisconsin, Kleefisch promised she will bring back strong leadership to the state of Wisconsin.When Kleefisch served as Lt. Governor for Governor Scott Walker, she was diagnosed with and battled colon cancer. The stanley mug y literally cut out half my guts. Even with half of my gut I still have two times as much guts as Tony Evers,  Kleefisch said.She said she feels that way for many reasons including her belief that Gov. Evers didn t respond fast enough to protesters in Kenosha following the Jacob Blake shooting. We need to stop all this garbage talk about defunding the police. We need to get serious about violent crime,  she said.She also said she stands firm behind the government not telling peo stanley cup ple what healthcare choices to make. I am running because we need to empower parents and kids with educational choice,  Kleefisch said.  We need to have safe streets and we need to have schools with some type of educational standards, and we need good paying jobs. Kleefisch also added she will fight for stronger lead

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 A day after retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre revealed he was diagnosed with Parkinsons disease while testifying before Congress, another star athlete 鈥?former Minnesota Vikings quarterback Tommy Kramer 鈥?revealed another devastating health diagnosis. Kramer said this week, in a post to social media, that it was Favre s announcement that prompted him to go public about his diagnosis with dementia, which came during a checkup at the NFL Cleveland Clinic. The former NFL player said doctors gave him anywhere from two to 10 years to live, but added going sober for nearly a year has helped. Kramer said his dementia hasn t advanced since his diagnosis, according to a recent check-up.  Please, no sympathy, Ive lived a great life and wouldnt change a thing. Nobody wanted to win more than me and I never gave up, and thats exactly how Im going to battle this,  he said.  Football is the life we chose to live and sometimes stuff like this can happen. I m grateful to the NFL for the opportunity and am glad they are trying to do things to protect todays players. RELATED STORY | Brett Favre tells Congress he has been diagnosed with Parkinson s diseaseIn his public statem stanley canada ent, Kramer called out the NFL for only cove botella stanley ring medical bills that players  personal insurance won t cover and said he knows stanley cups  of players who need more financial assistance than he does. Kramer said he hopes to raise more awareness about players  health struggles and health care costs. On Tuesday Favre told Congress,  Sadly Bfpv Milwaukee World Festival, FPC Live will no longer pursue new music venue near Summerfest
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?John Menard Jr., the founder of the Wisconsin home improvement store, is stanley polska  still the state s richest person, worth $22.5 billion, according to the Forbes 400 list of Americas Richest people.But the state s longtime top richest person is losing his lead, per the Forbes list.Wisconsin-based ABC Supply Co. s Diane Hendricks stanley cups  grew her worth to $19.3 billion. That s just $3.2 billion less than Menard Jr.83-year-old Menard founded his company in Eau Claire and now has more than 300 store vaso stanley s across the country.76-year-old Hendricks is co-founder and owner of ABC Supply Co. Inc., a building products distributor based in Beloit.Menard and Hendricks are a bit ahead of the other billionaires in Wisconsin.Judy Faulkner, owner of Epic Systems Corp. in Verona, is the third-richest person in Wisconsin, worth $7.4 billion. She s followed by James Cargill II, Wisconsin resident and heir to the Cargill fortune, who is worth $5 billion, according to Forbes.New to the Forbes 400 list are Richard and Elizabeth Uihlein, owners of Uline Inc. in Pleasant Prairie. They made the list with estimated fortunes of $4.9 billion each, according to our partners at the Milwaukee Business Journal.Read the Forbes 400 richest people list here.                        Screen grab of Forbes report        According to the list s introduction:    America s superrich are riding high again. After losing a collective $500 billion last year, the nations 400 wealthiest people have gained it all back. This elite set Mynn Why We Energies says several line-burying projects are delayed in communities prone to outages
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