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This Groundhog Day, let’s not repeat the I-94 boondoggle debate
Like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day waking up every morning, Gov. Evers gave Wisconsinites a case of déja-vu when he announced this past summer that he was resurrecting the project to expand Interstate 94 East/West in Milwaukee. We don’t want to wake up every three years to the announcement that the I-94 expansion will be resurrected. This renewed attempt to expand the highway isn’t a good idea for Wisconsin.
