Walker appointees refusing to step off tech college board
Dec. 14, 2021
Three Walker appointees to the Wisconsin Technical College System Board continue to serve in their roles even though their terms expired in May.
Three Walker appointees to the Wisconsin Technical College System Board continue to serve in their roles even though their terms expired in May.
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