St Vincent de Paul Food Pantry

The State of Wisconsin Trade & Consumer Protection Div in Madison, WI is a government agency dedicated to overseeing trade practices and protecting consumer rights within the state. With a focus on enforcement and education, the division works to ensure fair and ethical business practices while providing resources and assistance to consumers facing issues with products or services. Generated from their business information

Bill Bremmer has been a Registered Piano Technician since he joined the Piano Technicians Guild in 1983. A Registered Piano Technician (RPT) has passed a series of rigorous examinations on the maintenance, repair, and tuning of pianos. Only RPT’s are authorized by The Piano Technicians Guild to display the logo containing the words “Registered Piano Technician”. Bill is a graduate with honors of the Commercial Music Program of Cerritos College in Norwalk, CA and a graduate with honors of the State University of California at Fullerton where he studied music and foreign languages. He also attended graduate school at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, WI and continues voice study there today. He began his study of piano tuning and technology while still in high school in 1969. After a year in college, he traveled as a performing musician with the Holiday on Ice show from 1971 to 1973. Afterwards, he returned to school and spent his senior year in Aix-en-Provence, France where he learned to speak, read and write the French language very fluently. Having grown up in the Los Angeles, CA area, he also gained a good command of Spanish. As a vocalist, he also learned to speak German and Italian to high standards of pronunciation and diction.

Wisconsin Health Literacy, a division of Wisconsin Literacy, Inc., is a non-profit coalition dedicated to advancing health equity through health literacy in organizations and communities. With over 75 community-based literacy programs throughout the state, WHL collaborates with both community-based and healthcare organizations to ensure that every individual has the skills and opportunities to access, understand, and utilize health information and services. Through their programs, trainings, and resources, WHL aims to improve health outcomes and reduce disparities by promoting personal and organizational health literacy. Their initiatives include redesigning prescription labels for better readability, managing periodic programs to address the health needs of specific populations, and organizing the largest health literacy summit in the Midwest, providing diverse sessions and networking opportunities for attendees to enhance their understanding of health literacy.Generated from the website