AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMilwaukee Culture & Community: The Puerto Rican Festival of Wisconsin returns Saturday, Sept. 12, 11 a.m.-9 p.m. at Henry Maier Festival Park, marking its 13th year and aiming for a bigger crowd after moving from a bridge-side start to the lakefront. Public Art: West Bend adds “Abundant,” a cast bronze and enamel sculpture by 2025 Guggenheim Fellow Teresa Baker, to the Riverwalk—basket-weaving inspired and funded by Friends of Sculpture. Civic Life & Privacy: A citizens group has sued Muskego and multiple Waukesha County governments, arguing Flock’s vehicle-location database searches should require warrants. Education & Recovery: Waukesha’s Crosspoint Academy holds a ribbon-cutting and open house Tuesday for a specialized public school for students seeking a substance-free environment and recovery-focused support. Wisconsin Politics: Voters decide Nov. 3 on a major constitutional amendment (AJR 102) that would bar government entities from discrimination or preferential treatment based on race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin. Health & Safety: Wisconsin’s measles situation remains a concern as cases continue to be reported, with officials urging vaccines as the school year begins.
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