AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAssisted Suicide Debate: Wisconsin Catholic advocates are warning lawmakers about renewed efforts to legalize assisted suicide, arguing it conflicts with the Church’s view of human dignity even at the end of life. Milwaukee Education Leadership: Marquette University High School named Jesuit Fr. Daniel Kennedy as its new president, emphasizing continuity of its “dynamic tradition.” Public Safety & Health Access: Oneida County launched a 24/7 public health vending machine with free supplies like hygiene kits, dental kits, condoms, first aid items, and gunlocks. Disability Support: A pediatric physical therapist in Hillsboro is creating a more accessible crawling device for children with disabilities after seeing existing options fall short. Workplace Rights: A Franklin ski hill agreed to pay $20,000 and face monitoring after an EEOC religious discrimination lawsuit over firing a Christian employee for social media posts. Local Government & Tech: Microsoft scaled back its Mount Pleasant AI data center plans after local opposition, and the village says incentive money will be redirected to help stabilize property taxes. Community & Youth: The Stride Youth Leadership Conference returns to UW–Madison with hands-on labs and career exploration for high school students. Sports & Culture: Caroline Harvey signed a three-year deal with the Vancouver Goldeneyes after starring at Wisconsin and winning major honors.
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