During the pandemic, states had to keep people enrolled in Medicaid so they didn’t lose their insurance. Now that the health emergency declaration is over, that requirement has been phased out — which means people eligible for Medicaid have to re-enroll in their state’s program or find new insurance, if they’re not eligible. So, where […]
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Think the techy young people in your life are too techy to be scammed? Think again. According to data from the FTC, people in their twenties reported losing money to fraud at a higher rate than people in their seventies. So, if you count yourself an older adult, let’s use your accumulated knowledge this Older American’s Month. Reach […]
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Ever had a bad online shopping experience? Maybe you ordered one thing but got another. Or that new company never shipped your order, despite charging you. So, what do you do? If you can relate, you’re not alone. In 2022, online shopping scams were the second-most reported type of scam to the FTC. The good news […]
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You could receive $ to replace, reconstruct, treat, or abandon your well or water system. Apply by December 24, 2024.
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Want your relationship to go the distance? Being in a relationship is not always easy- love takes learning. Whether you need help or just want to strengthen your relationship, finding trustworthy support can be difficult. UW-Madison Division of Extension is partnering with the University of Illinois Extension to provide an educational program for couples here […]
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Buffalo/Pepin County Teen Court panel members conducting a hearing virtual on February 22, 2023 due to inclement weather. The panelists used principles and practices of restorative justice to learn more about the disorderly conduct incident and find ways to make the situation right again. Youth considered ways to repair relationships that were damaged and improve […]
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You Crack Me Up! Connect, Laugh and Avoid Common Cheesecake Mistakes THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2022, 6:30 – 7:30PM In this session, youth will learn how to make a NY Style Cheesecake from scratch and avoid common mistakes when making a cheesecake! Families will be responsible for all supplies to make the cheesecake live with the instructor. […]
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Scammers can be very convincing. You need to stay up to date with ideas about recognizing and avoiding scams. They call, email, and send text messages trying to get our money or personal information. They often target specific communities, including Latinos, and frequently use scare tactics. And, unfortunately, they’re good at what they do. So […]
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Learn how to select and care for plants to attract and support diverse pollinators in your garden all season long. This presentation will emphasize native plants and pollinators and will include sustainable gardening practices. Presented by Susan Carpenter, native plant gardener at the University of Wisconsin–Madison Arboretum. She works with students and community volunteers to manage […]
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Check out our Events Calendar with events, services and programming available throughout the state! https://extension.wisc.edu/events/
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