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HALES CORNERS 鈥?This spring, several communities across Southeast Wisconsin will ask voters to send more of their hard-earned money to the government in the name of expanding public safety.Referendums are on the ballot in Germantown, Cedarburg, Grafton, Saukville, Port Washington, Jefferson, and the Town of Delafield.With all of these referendums up for voters to consider, we wanted to check in with a local community where, jus
stanley tumblers t last year, a public safety referendum failed. So, TMJ4 s Ryan Jenkins went to Hales Corners. It failed by just four votes, said Hales Corners Fire Chief Peter Jaskulski. They prevented us from being able to hire 2 more full-time firefighters. When a public safety referendum narrowly failed in Hales Corners in 2023, it meant new challenges for Chief Jaskulski. Our referendum would ve helped us increase salaries, he said.The lack of voter support meant the tax level wouldn t increase by $784,680 to hire and retain emergency services personnel. That s a big challenge for a department where full-time firefighters are starting with a salary of about $59,700
stanley mug and part-time firefighters are making between $14.50 and $18.00 per hour. My full-time staff will still look to other departments because they can make more money,
stanley cup said Jaskulski.In the community, people TMJ4 News asked, said they support raising taxes to support police and fire. However, they say the votes aren t the solution to the problems for a few reasons. More funding should go into police and Qgql Biden campaign condemns Trump s visit to Kenosha: Trump failed once again to meet the moment
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stanley kubek ANCISCO 鈥?Since the Monolith Craze of 2020 began earlier this fall in Utah, many imitators have tried to claim the state s throne as Home of the Monolith. However, all have failed until the obelisk that appeared on Christmas Day in a San Francisco park.It s simply delicious.A seven-foot all-gingerbread monolith was found Friday morning in Corona Heights Park. In the perfect act of SF 2020 defiance, there is an expertly-iced gingerbread monolith atop Corona Heights. Miracle pic.twitter/Ik7LKf82MMmdash; Jeffrey Tumlin @jeffreytumlin December 25, 2020 Like with most monoliths over the past few weeks, no one is sure who left the tasty tower behind. Maybe Santa had some extra time after dropping off toys to all those good girls and boys The man in charge of the park system in San Francisco was as surprised as anyone, according to KQED. Wow. Even makes a Jewish parks director smile, said Phil Gin
stanley us sburg.Ginsburg says he will allow the gingerbread monolith to remain for a little bit, saying, We all deserve a little bit of magic right now.
stanley hrnek Ok who did the gingerbread monolith pic.twitter/P2RQNT7SGImdash; Anand Sharma @aprilzero December 25, 2020 This story was first published by Jeff Tavss at KSTU in Salt Lake City, Utah.
