182 results for author: Nancy Tabaka-Stencil


GROW AND APPRECIATE DIFFERENCES

Why must we treat all immigrants as though they are criminals? Is there joy to be had making someone else’s life difficult? Recently we saw this in AB 450 and AB 533. Certainly I would never minimize someone’s death, such as Kathryn Steinle’s. Steinle was the victim of a tragic hand gun death at the hands of a homeless man who was, supposedly, deported several times. Tragic as it is, this is an isolated incident that happened in San Francisco. That example is being used here in Wisconsin to foster fear mongering. Why can’t we appreciate the differences that lie within? Must we always put up barriers? Furthermore, in a time where identific...

UPDATE ON PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY IN WISCONSIN

By Nancy Stencil 86th Assembly Candidate /  www.stencilforassembly.com   Wisconsin Welcomes You” is the visitor friendly message on the highway signs along our borders. Five years ago an additional notice was suspended underneath: “Open for Business.” Our state (unlike before, presumably) had now instantly transformed into a place for limitless corporate opportunity-and profit! A plethora of jobs awaited just beyond the horizon, and an era of stagnation, never quite documented but loudly proclaimed, was finally over. One business that Wisconsin has always had “open for business” was the pulp and paper industry – a staple ...