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Dozens of “Info Ladies” bike into remote Bangladeshi villages with laptops and Internet connections, helping tens of thousands of people especially women get everything from government services to chats with distant loved ones. It’s a vital service in a country where only 5 million of 152 million people have Internet access. It intends to enlist thousands more workers in the next few years with startup funds from the South Asian country’s central bank and expatriates working around the world.

We have been promised hope and change in this state. There is no change, only hope.”Suzie Chun Oakland, the chair of the Senate Human Services Committee, was traveling and could not be reached for comment. The vice chair of the committee, Josh Green, did not return an email inquiry about the study.State Department of Human Services directorPat McManamanrefused comment on the Cato study, saying she hasn’t had time to review it.

And this was a public statement he made. What he did not say is that immigrants help our economy because they work cheaply (helps businesses) and work multiple jobs and so have disposable income to spend elsewhere (helping other businesses). Again, he did not say this, but I get the feeling he was hinting at the cheap labor.

Public Health orders are one part of a strategy. We also require individual action to help prevent the spread of disease. We especially need people to stay home when they’re sick or feel off, wear a mask in public if they’re able, avoid gatherings, and keep their social circles small.

Please include your name, address at which you are registered to vote, email address to which the ballot should be sent, and a copy or picture of your voter ID (if not already on file in the Clerk’s Office).Curbside voter registration and absentee voting is now available through April 3rd to all residents. Curbside voting is open from 8:00AM 6:00PM outside of 210 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd.FREE RESERVED PARKING METERS on the 200 block of Martin Luther King, Jr., Boulevard for any City of Madison voter to register and/or vote from the curb. Just pull up to a parking meter in front of the City County Building or Madison Municipal Building with a “No Parking Police Order sign.”If you have a cell phone, you can call the number posted on the sign at the meter to begin the curbside voting process.Otherwise, wave at one of our election officials standing in front of the building, wearing a bright yellow vest.