Stone taking PSC job instead of Suder
A new face from the Legislature will be taking a job at the State Public Service Commission.
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Walker defends hiring of Suder for PSC job
Walker says Suder's handling of grant wasn't a consideration in hiring
Gov. Scott Walker says former Assembly Majority Leader Scott Suder's involvement with a $500,000 grant for a politically connected group played no role in his decision to hire Suder for a state job.
Walker defends hiring of Suder for PSC job
Walker says Suder's handling of grant wasn't a consideration in hiring
Gov. Scott Walker says former Assembly Majority Leader Scott Suder's involvement with a $500,000 grant for a politically connected group played no role in his decision to hire Suder for a state job.
Walker defends hiring of Suder for PSC job
Walker says Suder's handling of grant wasn't a consideration in hiring
Gov. Scott Walker says former Assembly Majority Leader Scott Suder's involvement with a $500,000 grant for a politically connected group played no role in his decision to hire Suder for a state job.
Walker defends hiring of Suder for PSC job
Walker says Suder's handling of grant wasn't a consideration in hiring
Gov. Scott Walker says former Assembly Majority Leader Scott Suder's involvement with a $500,000 grant for a politically connected group played no role in his decision to hire Suder for a state job.
Former Assembly leader to make $94K at PSC
Suder resigned from Assembly in August
Former Wisconsin Assembly Majority Leader Scott Suder is set to make $94,000 a year in his new job at the state Public Service Commission.
Walker calls Nov. 19 special election for Assembly
Potential candidates running for 69th Assembly District seat
A special election for the state Assembly seat held by Republican Scott Suder will be held Nov. 19.
Suder to leave state Assembly
Majority Leader Scott Suder is leaving the state Assembly.
Legislators claim $775,000 in expenses in 2012
Fitzgerald leads all lawmakers with $14,600 in claims
Wisconsin taxpayers paid nearly $775,000 for state lawmakers' daily expenses in 2012.
Fitzgerald, Suder lead in lawmaker expenses
Republican Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald led all 132 state lawmakers in claims for daily expense reimbursements in 2012.
Walker open to meaningful tweaks to mining bill
Gov. Scott Walker said he's open to tweaking last year's failed mining bill, as long as the new bill leads to an actual mining company doing business in Wisconsin.
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