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Twitter Stream
Thu, 09/02/2010 - 21:53
Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: Just headed home from Green Bay. Great group of leaders in hunting, fishing & trapping in WI #believeinwi #wigov" 9:53pm#- Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: Walker for Sportsmen rally tonight in Green Bay! #wigov #believeinwi" 5:53pm#
- Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: Bought my conservation patron lic @ West Town Archery just before announcing plan 2 improve DNR. C plan at www.ScottWalker.org/deer #wigov" 5:09pm#
- Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: RT @ScottWalkerHQ "@ScottkWalker to Name ‘Whitetail Deer Trustee’ to Monitor Health and Population of Deer Herd" http://scottwalker.org/deer" 2:25pm#
- Chris tweeted "Restoring Honor Recap - From Someone Who was There http://t.co/mIebsSA #restoringhonor" 2:22pm#
- Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: Met w/ DA & other leaders about ways 2 help victims of domestic violence." 11:57am#
- Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: The @CapTimes followed me on the trail a few weeks ago. We went to @wistatefair, a Tea Party, and a @Brewers tailgate. http://ow.ly/2yvk8" 11:26am#
Heritage Research
- Property Rights and Free Markets: Economic Principles of America's Founders
- Bureaucratizing the American Government or the Renewal of Self-Government
- Leading By Listening
- U.N. Arms Trade Treaty: "Programme of Action" on Small Arms Shows Its Dangers
- Reclaim America: Why We Honor the Tea Party Movement
SCOTUS 2nd Amendment Decision
1/31/2010
PLEASE: Help or forward to someone you know who can!
For Goodness' Sake needs for the week include:
Note: Phone numbers listed are for staff of local agencies, not the person in need.
Single parent needs kitchen table and chairs; family needs bunk beds, baby girl clothes 0-6 months, toddler boy clothes size 24 mo / 2T and an electric stove 30 inches or smaller; pregnant working woman needs maternity clothes size medium to large. Call Lindsey, (608) 785-5841.
Woman leaving abusive situation needs plastic storage totes with lids. Call Arianna, (608) 769-2166.
Family needs boy clothes size 7-8 shirts and 7 slim pants, pajamas size 7-10, maternity clothes size 2X, humidifier and silverware. Call Dawn, (608) 785-9837.
Individual would benefit from notebook or laptop computer. Call Laurie, (608) 785-5734.
Person with disabilities would like a laptop computer, upright vacuum and living room chair. Call Marilyn, (608) 785-6128.
Boy, 2, needs winter/spring clothing size 2-3T and sleepers; family needs winter and spring clothing for young children: 5T girls, 4T girls, 3T boys, 0-3 month girls. Call Marissa, (608) 785-9934.
Kids need full and twin-size sheets and one twin-size bed. Call Melissa, (608)785-5897.
Family needs bunk beds. Call Nissa, (608) 789-7880.
Woman who fled abusive relationship needs twin bed or futon and bedding, recliner, end table, foot stool, 42-inch dog crate, dog bed, computer and clothes size 24 women. Call Becky, (608) 775-3337.
Family needs high chair and a crib with mattress. Call Susan, (608) 784-1035, ext. 2.
WAFER food pantry, 403 Causeway St., needs soup, spaghetti sauce and canned tuna.
You can economically MAKE FOOD PANTRY GIFTS . Take time to check the weekly flyers at your grocer or print coupons from on-line sites. Look for the discounted or coupon non-perishables you can not use. BUY those GREAT VALUES then DONATE to a specific FOOD PANTRY or your place of worship.
Lindsey Schwarz-Nichols is Community Liaison Program and For Goodness' Sake Project Coordinator at the La Crosse County Health Department. She can be reached at (608) 785-5841 or schwarz.lindsey@co.la-crosse.wi.us.