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Progressivism and Christians

A Win for Clean Water

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St. Croix County Board to hear Anti-Refugee Resolution January 16, 2024

Read the January 8th news from the St. Croix County Democrats

Contact information for St. Croix County Board of Supervisors

Action needed from local legislators to clean up impaired waters

2023 in Review: Accomplishments of Biden-Harris Administration

Accomplishments! Looking back at the Biden-Harris Administration

Democracy. We need to work within the system not around it.

Chair Paul Hambleton shares the importance of running for office for local non-partisan positions.

Opinion: When Republicans were the progressive party. What happened?

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and a few Republicans want to impeach Justice Janet Protasiewicz for sharing her values with the voters who elected her in a landslide this past April.

From July 20 -23, the St. Croix County Democratic Party was busy at the county fair. There is more that unites us than divides us, so we embraced the theme, “Unity in the Community.”

No matter what we look like, where we live, or who we love, we share a lot of common values.

On July 31, 2023, the City of New Richmond notified residents that the application for the rezoning of property by Nature Energy for the purpose of a manure digester had been withdrawn.

Kim Dupre, a local water advocate, shares her story. It begins on her rural farm in Emerald, WI.

A local resident raises questions about the city’s process with the manure digester.

On July 5, Governor Evers used the incredible power of the Wisconsin governor’s veto pen to restore funding for public schools (for 400 years!), eliminate a huge tax cut for the wealthy, delete Republican language in the budget that would have eliminated essential positions within the University of Wisconsin system, and many other partial vetoes important to everyday Wisconsin citizens.