MADISON (AP) — The Madison School District has released additional sick notes given to Capitol protesters last year which show two more doctors provided the excuses the district deemed to be fraudulent.

Fifteen doctors who signed the notes have not faced sanctions from the state Medical Examining Board. The notes were written after hundreds of teachers called in sick last February, closing schools for four days. School district officials required the absent employees to provide notes documenting a doctor visit. The district docked pay from employees who didn’t have a legitimate excuse.

The protests erupted after Gov. Scott Walker proposed cutting collective bargaining rights for most state workers.

The State Journal says a committee of the board plans to decide next month whether to investigate additional doctors.

The Green Bay Packers and Sargento raised $100,000 during the 2011 NFL season to fight hunger. The two organizations were taking part in the Touchdowns for Charity program to benefit the Wisconsin Hunger Task Force and Paul's Pantry in Green Bay.

WEST BEND - The Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission (WERC) has dismissed requests made by the West Bend Water Utility and members of the Sanitation Department and Building Maintenance to get out of the Teamsters union.

The petitions to exit the union were sign by 10 employees with the City of West Bend Water Utility and spokesman Brian Schultz.

Richard Thiemer III represented three employees with Building Maintenance.

The WERC filed its decision Jan. 9, 2012 citing a similar case from Feb. 2006 in St. Croix County.

“The Commission held that it will dismiss election petitions filed by individual employees seeking to become unrepresented unless the election sought is among all employees in the bargaining unit. Here, Schultz and Thiemer, only seek elections among a portion of the bargaining unit. Therefore we have dismissed the petition.”