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WISCONSIN 鈥?9 out of 10 childcare centers surveyed in Wisconsin say theyre weighing significant rate increases as a federally-funded program called Child Care Counts is set to end in January.Governor Tony Evers is pushing to continue that program with state funding, but GOP lawmakers say taxpayers shouldnt have to foot the bill.A new study from Forward Analytics found sending a baby to a childcare center for a year costs about $3,000 more than annual tuition at UW-Madison.A state childcare advisory board tells TMJ4 that many centers across the state are considering raising parent fees by 10 to 30 percent as they prepare for less funding.Understaffed, underpaid and unaffordable are three words Andrea Austin uses to describe the state of childcare in Wisconsin. Theyre also three problems she thinks will inevitably get worse when a major funding source comes to an end. It s very, very frustrating because I know how much it helped us, she said.Since the beginning of the pandemic, Ch
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COLORADO SPRINGS 鈥?There s a program in Colorado that is helping veterans and active service members form friendships and have fun while shooting archery.It s happening at the Archery School of the Rockies in Colorado Springs. It s called Threshold Archery, and veterans founded the program for veterans. Every week, at least a couple dozen veterans and active duty service
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stanley kubek Our big concern is that when veterans get out, and they don t really have a place to connect, they almost get ostracized within the community, they don t really fit in, said Bowman, a U.S. Army veteran who served for 20 years.
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