Brauer, Bill

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Autumn Light Art Print 12 in. x 20 in.

The Gold Dress Art Print 14 in. x 20 in.

Scarlet Dancer Art Print 14 in. x 20 in.

Harvest Moon Art Print 24 in. x 36 in.

Gold Dress Art Print 26 in. x 36 in.

Evening in Jade Art Print 14 in. x 20 in.

Carmine Cafe Art Print 14 in. x 20 in.

First We Dance Art Print 14 in. x 20 in.

Autumn Light Framed Art Print 23 in. x 39 in.

Amber Dream Art Print 36 in. x 24 in.

Allure of the Dance II (triptych) Art Print 36 in. x 12 in.

Scarlet Dancer Art Print 24 in. x 36 in.

Autumn Light Art Print 20 in. x 36 in.

Touch of Ivory Art Print 14 in. x 20 in.

At the China Club Art Print 14 in. x 20 in.

Mirror Dance Art Print 14 in. x 20 in.

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Governor Quinn says he will sign bill ending legislative scholarships - Daily American

Governor Quinn says he will sign bill ending legislative scholarships Daily American Raymond Poe, R-Springfield, and Wayne Rosenthal, R-Morrisonville, voted against House Bill 3810, voting to continue the tuition waiver program. Rep. Rich Brauer, R-Petersburg, voted to kill the program. Lawmakers voted overwhelmingly Monday to give ... and more »

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Bernard Schoenburg: GOP's 'unanimous' Davis nod evolved - Galesburg Register-Mail

Bernard Schoenburg: GOP's 'unanimous' Davis nod evolved Galesburg Register-Mail RAYMOND POE, R-Springfield, and RICH BRAUER, R-Petersburg. The four finalists also included KATHY WASSINK of Shipman, who helped found the Riverbend 9-12 group, based in Bethalto. The finalists all appeared at a meeting May 14 of Sangamon County ... and more »

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Illinois House OK's 'modernizing' eavesdropping law - Peoria Journal Star

Illinois House OK's 'modernizing' eavesdropping law Peoria Journal Star Senate Bill 1808 would carve another exemption in Illinois' eavesdropping statute, which severely penalizes people -- up to 15 years in prison -- who record police officers without their consent. But in an effort to appease law enforcement opposition, ... and more »

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Two join list of GOP county hopefuls - Casper Star-Tribune Online

Two join list of GOP county hopefuls Casper Star-Tribune Online Casper City Council members Bill Brauer and Charlie Powell have filed to retain their seats representing Ward 2. Brauer, a former member of the county commission and former mayor, is seeking his second term on the council. Powell, who was appointed in ... and more »

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Casper smoking ban clears first hurdle - Casper Star-Tribune Online

Casper smoking ban clears first hurdle Casper Star-Tribune Online Councilmen Paul Bertoglio and Bill Brauer cast the only votes against the proposal, which is expected to come up for a second vote June 5. The vote followed a lengthy and contentious public hearing at which supporters and opponents of the ban voiced ... and more »

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House votes to end retiree health insurance benefit - Murphysboro American

House votes to end retiree health insurance benefit Murphysboro American All but one of the Springfield area's representatives voted against the bill, including Raymond Poe, R-Springfield, Rich Brauer, R-Petersburg, Jim Watson, R-Jacksonville, Wayne Rosenthal, R-Morrisonville, and Bill Mitchell, R-Forsyth. Rep. and more »

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House votes to end free health insurance for state retirees - The State Journal-Register

House votes to end free health insurance for state retirees The State Journal-Register All but one of the Springfield area's representatives voted against the bill, including Raymond Poe, R-Springfield, Rich Brauer, R-Petersburg, Jim Watson, R-Jacksonville, Wayne Rosenthal, R-Morrisonville, and Bill Mitchell, R-Forsyth. Rep. and more »

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I-Team: Former US Attorney Questioned on Robo-Signing - KLAS-TV

I-Team: Former US Attorney Questioned on Robo-Signing KLAS-TV State Senator Greg Brower joined a near unanimous vote last year in a high-profile bill combating robo-signing. The Reno-area Republican is in one of the most competitive races in the state. The power balance at the state capital is at stake. and more »

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Purple state: Mapping Minnesota House votes on the Vikings stadium - MinnPost.com (blog)

MinnPost.com (blog)

Purple state: Mapping Minnesota House votes on the Vikings stadium MinnPost.com (blog) By David Brauer | 10:48 am Being a numbers nerd and a sports fan, I couldn't help noodling around the vote totals from this week's Vikings stadium votes. After the Minnesota House of Representatives approved the bill 73-58, everyone reported the ... and more »

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Star Tribune hires Lee Schafer as new business columnist - MinnPost.com (blog)

MinnPost.com (blog)

Star Tribune hires Lee Schafer as new business columnist MinnPost.com (blog) By David Brauer | 10:43 am When the Star Tribune set out to hire a new business columnist, they picked a businessman. It helped that Lee A. Schafer — who replaces Eric Wieffering in early June — has been a journalist, most recently as a Twin Cities ...

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