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The Verona school district’s current high school is now overcrowded and school officials expect the district to teaching an additional 1,600 by 2030. The new high school, to be built on an 106 acre lot, will be able to accommodate up to 2,200 when it opens and can be expanded to hold as many as 2,500.
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BUILDING BLOCKS: New Verona Area School District high school
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DNR approves pulling Lake Michigan water for Foxconn plant
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City reconsidering small-business policies in wake of Sonag scandal
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AG wants every school to get some safety grant dollars
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Dubuque lock and dam reopens after temporary repairs (UPDATE)
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Republican Steil says he raised $250,000 in days
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Photos show 2 Great Lakes electric cables were severed
Commentary
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EDITORIAL: What the Legislature did (and didn’t do) this session
As could perhaps be expected in an industry that both comes under strict regulation and works regularly on government projects, construction companies rarely see a legislative session come and go in Madison without there being a flurry of new laws that affect their business.
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Energy infrastructure: A great investment opportunity in Wisconsin
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EDITORIAL: Lawmakers miss the grade on school bidding
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VIEW FROM AROUND THE STATE: Foxconn plant a work in progress
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Contractor dispute resolution with WisDOT
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