MATC-Fort Atkinson shows 10,000-square-foot addition, renovation (The Capital Times) Madison Area Technical College-Fort Atkinson held a reception Wednesday to showcase its new 10,000-square-foot addition and extensive renovation. Community individuals and organizations donated more than $500,000 to make the $2.3 million project a reality. The new facility will enable the college to eventually serve the learning needs of more than 1,000 additional students. MATC-Fort Atkinson ...

MATC celebrates campus expansion (Watertown Daily Times) FORT ATKINSON - Madison Area Technical College held a reception Wednesday to celebrate the completion of its $2.35 million Fort Atkinson campus expansion project. Numerous speakers thanked the many donors to the project and visitors were able to tour the new facilities.

Area man finds comfort working closely with Jefferson's St. Coletta (Watertown Daily Times) JEFFERSON - St. Coletta of Wisconsin recently celebrated National Disability Employment Awareness Month and according to St. Coletta officials, Chris Geoghegan exemplifies the mission of St. Coletta - which is to guide individuals with developmental and other challenges to achieve their highest quality of life, personal growth and spiritual awareness.

Wisconsin Badgers football: Together, Casillas, Levy found different paths to success (Wisconsin State Journal) Jonathan Casillas and DeAndre Levy were roommates as freshmen on the University of Wisconsin football team three years ago. The story goes, Levy was so quiet his first year, he didn't talk to anybody. "He'll tell you, the first time I ever knew who he was, was when he blocked that punt in the Minnesota game," Levy said. "Up until that point, I was calling him, 'No. 46.' " It should be noted ...

Wisconsin ballast water rules face challenge (WBAY Green Bay) Associated Press - November 21, 2008 4:45 PM ET MADISON, Wis. (AP) - An environmental group says Wisconsin's Great Lakes ballast water rules are too weak.

Wisconsin ballast water rules face challenge (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) MADISON, Wis. - An environmental group says Wisconsin's Great Lakes ballast water rules are too weak. The National Wildlife Federation and its Wisconsin chapter argue the rules aren't tough enough to stop the spread of invasive species from oceangoing vessels.