US Review of Books – Focus Review

Book review by Michelle Jacobs

“Working with someone whose mental capabilities are compromised … Read the rest

The BookTrib
Judy Moreno

The Seven Gifts in my opinion, should be mandatory reading for anyone in business, especially those … Read the rest

GENA KITTNER
State Journal

Middleton author Kathleen Ernst has had a prolific career, including books of nonfiction; historical fiction for … Read the rest

Yes, the original New Deal was imperfect. F.D.R. and the New Dealers did not persuade Congress to pass all the programs they sought. Nor did they pursue all the reforms the Great Depression required or a worsening economy justifies. New Deal programs disproportionately excluded Blacks, Hispanics and women.

Susan will be share what she’s learned as a family caregiver at a special FREE event December 17, 5-6 p.m. open to the public. The presentation & open discussion is hosted by the Alzheimer’s and Dementia Alliance of Wisconsin.

Playing Through the Fence by first-time author Mary J. Dowell, is part memoir, part self help for emerging leaders or anyone seeking inspiration in her career journey.

Susan’s book is a powerful inside look when a family member negotiates the myriad, often exhausting details of a healthcare crisis for each parent. This is a book like no other since it is a passionate, inside look at what it’s like to have a loved one 'missing' due to a disease with no cure.

Eddy and Will are brothers on separate paths. Although they live only a few miles apart, in the Northwoods town of Moon Lake, they might as well be on different planets.

CBS 58 sat down Tuesday, June 23, with author Geoffrey Carter to talk about his new novel "Thicker than Water."

“The idea of #LIVEINALLCAPS was something that came about before I got diagnosed with terminal cancer,” Burton said.

Urban Milwaukee

Op Ed

Creating unemployment compensation, other reforms that are helping us weather this crisis.
By David Riemer and … Read the rest