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Pastor John Wesley McVicker, Sr., always said after receiving his Birthday, Christmas, Church Anniversary, and Founder’s Day gifts from the congregation, “People don’t have to be nice, and they don’t have to be nice to you. You’re some of God’s best people! Thank you!”
A man of many roles. He was a Brother, High School Graduate, Political Science Major, Attorney, Law Lecturer & Instructor, Administrative Assistant to US Representative Harold Froehlich, Practiced Private Law, District Attorney of Outagamie County, Appleton State Assemblyman-Minority Leader & Speaker of the Assembly, and Finally Wisconsin Justice of the Supreme Court. His leadership in these roles left a lasting impact on the community.
In his spare time, he was a family man through and through. He loved attending art galleries and museums and was a regular at basketball and baseball games. His love for his family was his driving force, and he always found ways to help and support them.
All will genuinely miss Supreme Court Justice David T. Prosser.
Today, rain or shine, various communities made their voice heard on the Primary Ballot, demonstrating active participation in local affairs. Simultaneously, taxpayers rallied to support Milwaukee’s beloved Brewers on Opening Game Day!
It was a win-win for some candidates, like today’s Brewer Game vs. the Minnesota Twins. Brewers won 3-2.
Like the Brewers, Other Winners include President Joe Biden, Former President Donald Trump, Mayor Cavalier Johnson, Larry Nelson, Dean Marquardt, Eric Fugle Evan Goyke, David Crowley, David F. Bogdala, Jonathan Brostoff, Lamont Westmoreland, Jocasta Sharlen Moore, Peter Burgelis, Liz Sumner, Sheldon Wasserman, Jack Eckblad, Patti Logdson, Caroline, Deanna Alexander, Renee Booker, John J. Brennan, Mark Freedman, Bryan Kennedy, Coeen, Shirly A. Saryan, Patti Logsdon, Robert Bauman, Bill Christianson, Deanna Alexander, Mark Freedman, Shirley, Matt McGovern, Dennis McBride, Jason Wilke, Dan Devine, Larry Nelson, and more!
The referendum status from various city reports does not ensure a comprehensive and accurate representation of the citizens’ opinions. All the ballots are similar. The results from the Absentee Ballots are currently being tabulated and will be shared soon on all local news stations.
Results are still circulating from Absentee Ballots.
For more detailed information, please view the following links:
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