Chippewa Valley This Week
Wispolitics.com's J.R. Ross reacts to Friday's stunning announcement from conservative State Supreme court justice, Rebecca Bradley, that she will not run for a second ten-year term on the state's highest court. Former Eau Claire City Council member and owner of Eau Claire Outdoors, Kate Felton, offers her take on this week's vote from the Council to resume paid parking in downtown EC beginning next June. Deb Johnson, Exec. Dir., of the Chippewa Valley Cultural Association, tells us about the free "Nine Devines and Packers Pride" event beginning at 2pm Sept. 7th at Heyde Center for the Arts in Chippewa Falls. Finally, Touched Twice United Executive Director, Perry Polnaszek, looks ahead to the Sept. 27th "Love Chippewa" Free Clinic being held at Chippewa Falls High School from 9-noon.
