September 24, 2019 by Barbara With Sen. Janet Bewley (D-25), along with four other Wisconsin Democrats, have signed on to co-sponsor SB 386, dubbed the “Anti-Protestor Bill.” SB 386 expands on original legislation that was passed in 2015, (which Bewley voted against and which was based on the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) model legislation) that […]

Bewley and other Dems sign onto unconstitutional ALEC anti-protesting bill
by Barbara With on September 24, 2019 in #Nativelivesmatter, Badger Democracy, Citizen Media, Constitutional Rights rollback, Corporate Takeover of Wisconsin, Dakota Access Pipeline, Enbridge, Environment, First Amendment, frac sand, Free Speech, Idle No More, Legislation, Legislative Schedules, Mining and Wetlands, pipelines, Police Violence, Public Hearings, Standing Rock, The Anti-War Movement, Treaty Rights, Wetlands

Bad River Band requests Enbridge Line 5 cessation of oil flow
by Barbara With on September 3, 2019 in Badger Democracy, Citizen Media, Constitutional Rights rollback, Corporate Takeover of Wisconsin, Enbridge, Environment, Idle No More, Mining and Wetlands, pipelines, The 99%, Treaty Rights, Wetlands
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 22, 2019 Mashkiiziibi (Bad River) Band requests Enbridge line 5 cessation of oil flow Bad River Tribe discovers 48 feet of line 5 uncovered and significant stretch unsupported at Denomie Creek Watershed site slope #18 at Odanah, WI Odanah, Wl, August 22, 2019- On August 21, 2019, Bad River Natural […]

La Pointe passes resolution supporting the shut down of Enbridge Line 5
by Barbara With on August 28, 2019 in #Nativelivesmatter, Citizen Media, Corporate Takeover of Wisconsin, Dakota Access Pipeline, Enbridge, Environment, Idle No More, Mining and Wetlands, pipelines, Standing Rock, The 99%, Treaty Rights, Uncategorized, Wetlands
August 28, 2019 by By Barbara With In a stunning show of support for the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, the Town of La Pointe Board of Supervisors unanimously voted last night to pass “Resolution 2019-0827 Enbridge,” denouncing Enbridge Line 5 and all pipelines in the Great Lakes, and standing by Bad River […]

Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Sues Enbridge to Remove Line 5
by Barbara With on July 23, 2019 in Uncategorized
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Kim Swisher July 23, 2019 Kim Swisher Communications kim@kimswisher.com (715) 437-0465 Mashkiiziibi (Bad River) Band files suit against Enbridge Tribe asserts invaluable resources at stake and calls for stopping operation and decommissioning of Line 5 at Bad River, WI Odanah, WI, July 23, 2019-The Bad River Band of Lake […]

Madeline Island Jingle Dress Dancer travels to Madison to dance at the capitol
by Barbara With on March 27, 2019 in #justice4jasonpero, Badger Democracy, Citizen Media, Environment, frac sand, Free Speech, Idle No More, Mining and Wetlands, pipelines, Treaty Rights, Wetlands
March 27, 2019 By Barbara With On March 26, 2019, the Madeline Island Jingle Dress Dancer appeared in Madison on her first visit to the capitol to promoting healing. She was invited by WISDOM, a grassroots organization comprised mostly of religious congregations of many denominations, which works to have a common voice on issues of […]

6th Anniversary of the “(Un)Forbidden Zone” of Northern Wisconsin
by Barbara With on February 18, 2019 in #Nativelivesmatter, Citizen Media, Constitutional Rights rollback, Corporate Takeover of Wisconsin, Environment, Free Speech, Legislation, Mining and Wetlands, pipelines, Scott Walker Trainwreck, Solidarity Sing Along, Wetlands
February 17, 2019 by Barbara With On Sunday, Feb. 24, people from around the state will gather once again in the Penokee Hills of northern Wisconsin to celebrate what was once designated “The Forbidden Zone” by the state legislature. For the sixth consecutive year, water protectors will snowshoe to the top of the hill at […]

Why Joe Rose Sr is Best for District 12 County Supervisor
by Barbara With on March 17, 2018 in #justice4jasonpero, #Nativelivesmatter, Badger Democracy, CAFO, Citizen Media, Environment, Idle No More, Mining and Wetlands, pipelines, Treaty Rights, Wetlands
March 17, 2018 by Barbara With For the past four years, Joe Rose Sr. has represented Madeline Island on the Ashland County Board. Joe is an elder of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. He was a Director and Associate Professor of Native American Studies at Northland College where he taught for nearly forty years before […]

Penokee Water Protectors Still Patrolling the Hills
by Barbara With on February 19, 2017 in CAFO, Environment, Idle No More, Mining and Wetlands, pipelines, Treaty Rights, Video, Wetlands
February 19, 2017 by Barbara With Water protectors in the Penokee Hills in northern Wisconsin convened yesterday to celebrate the anniversary of stopping the construction of a 22-mile open-pit mountaintop removal iron ore mine in the watershed of Lake Superior. In 2011, lawyers for mining company Gogebic Taconite (GTac) were allowed to re-write Wisconsin mining […]

Gold Discovered In the Penokees
by Barbara With on April 22, 2015 in Badger Democracy, Environment, Mining and Wetlands, Treaty Rights, Wetlands
April 22, 2015 by Barbara With Upson, Wisconsin – Paul DeMain, spokesperson for the Harvest Education Learning Project (HELP) in the Penokee Hills of Iron County, Wisconsin said the recent discovery of gold in the hills “will help create another revenue stream for local family incomes and make a huge difference in family nutrition.” DeMain […]

Billionaire Chris Cline can’t afford Iron County lease payment
by Barbara With on February 1, 2015 in Citizen Media, Environment, Mining and Wetlands, Scott Walker Trainwreck, Treaty Rights, Wetlands
February 1, 2015 by WCMC On January 30, 2015, the Northland News Center reported that Gogebic Taconite, which is financed by Chris Cline of North Palm Beach FL, had not paid their $10,000 lease payment for land essential for the construction of their proposed open-pit mountaintop-removal iron ore mine in Wisconsin’s Iron County. According to the […]
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