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September
2004
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10
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Wisconsin Historical Society's
Cultural Resource Planning in Wisconsin one-day training program.
Pyle Center, UW-Madison.
This program should prove very useful to those agents involved in the
comprehensive planning process.
Early registration should be received Friday, Sept. 3 to get the
discounted registration fee. Registrations after that date should be
on-site the day of the program.
The use of credit cards is encouraged. If a credit card is used to make
payment, then the
registration form can be faxed (608 264 6504) or emailed back to Rick
Bernstein. Please visit the webpage for more information on the
workshop
www.wisconsinhistory.org/hp/smartgrowth/crpprogram/index.asp or the
site for more information on cultural resource planning:
www.wisconsinhistory.org/hp/smartgrowth/index.asp.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Rick Bernstein,
rabernstein@whs.wisc.edu
Office of Preservation Planning, Division of Historic Preservation-Public
History, Wisconsin Historical Society
816 State Street, Madison, WI 53706
608-264-6506 |
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26-28 |
66th Annual Wisconsin Counties Association
Conference, "The Future is Wisconsin Counties"
Midwest Airlines Center, Milwaukee, WI
A tentative agenda and registration form is available at
www.wicounties.org/ On-line registration is also available.
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October 2004
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3-6 |
�57th Annual Convention of Wisconsin Towns
Association�.
This is an opportunity for education, discussion, and good comradeship
with fellow town and village officers. The tentative agenda features a
wide range of topics and opportunities for all officers to improve
themselves and obtain the latest information on various important topics
and issues. The convention also will include an opportunity to help
develop our Association�s legislative agenda for the next legislative
session beginning in January, 2005. Location: Radisson Paper Valley
Hotel, 333 W. College Avenue, Appleton, WI.
Cost: $90 full convention and $55 single day for town/village officers
(lunch included). Costs vary for each spouse or guest. Registration forms
and checks must be received by Friday, September 24, 2004, or it will be
$5 higher for each person. Registrations forms and check should be mailed
to: Wisconsin Towns Association, W7686 County Road MMM, Shawano, WI
54166. For more information call (715)526-3157 |
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27-29
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League of Wisconsin Municipalities Annual
Conference with Engineering & Public Works Institute
Radisson Hotel, La Crosse, 608-784-6680
The program will be announced and published on the web six weeks prior to
the event.
www.lwm-info.org/ |
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November 2004
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15-17
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American Farmland Trust's National Conference,
"Farming on the Edge: Meeting the Challenge"
AFT's Farming on the Edge conference brings together people from all
across the country who want to create a sustainable future for America's
working lands. It provides a forum for planners, land trusts,
conservationists, farmers, ranchers and others to network and share their
expertise and experience. They go home energized with creative ideas,
inspiring examples and time-tested ways to respond to the challenges of
growth, environmental concerns, market forces and changing cultural
priorities.
By exploring the successes and challenges of existing policies and
techniques, participants are able to better advance policies and programs
to save farmland, keep it healthy, plan for agriculture and strengthen the
economic viability of working landscapes. For more information,
visit
www.farmland.org. Or e-mail
info@farmland.org
Radisson Plaza Hotel, Lexington, KY. A tour of Kentucky's special
agricultural places will kick off the conference on Mon, Nov 15.
Conference sessions will begin Monday afternoon and end midday on Wed, Nov
17. |
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