Recently added articles from The Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI):
KEEP HOTEL PROPOSAL ON TRACK THE DEVELOPER DESERVES A FINAL DECISION - UP OR DOWN - BY EARLY NEXT YEAR.(OPINION)(Editorial)
Nov 16, 2009 ... The Madison City Council wisely kept the exciting Edgewater Hotel project alive last week. That's great news for Downtown and the local economy. The council voted 17-3 to keep $16 million in the city's capital budget - money that will only be released to the developer ...
MONEY PRIMARY IS ALREADY UNDER WAY.(OPINION)(Letter to the editor)
Nov 16, 2009 ... Gubernatorial primaries are coming, but your vote isn't needed. According to a recent State Journal article, Kevin Conroy is putting together a campaign for governor. One of his boosters says that Conroy has the personal wealth to help fund his campaign. The invisible primary - ...
ARE OPEN CONTAINERS OF ALCOHOL ALLOWED IN LIMOUSINES OR BUSES?(LOCAL)(JUST ASK US)(Column)
Nov 16, 2009 ... Byline: David Wahlberg Q What is the law regarding open bottles and drinking in motor vehicles, particularly limousines, buses and motor homes? A Drinking or having open bottles of alcoholic beverages is illegal in motor vehicles, including motor homes and pickup ...
WHAT IS THE FUTURE OF THE WALKING MAN MOUND?(LOCAL)(CATCHING UP)(Column)
Nov 16, 2009 ... Byline: Ron Seely Sauk County's Man Mound Park, in the country northeast of Baraboo, received considerable attention in August 2008 when local officials celebrated the 100-year anniversary of the unique mound's preservation. The event generated so much attention that ...
WHY DID INSURER DROP ROTTWEILER OWNERS?(LOCAL)(SOS)(Column)
Nov 16, 2009 ... Byline: Chris Rickert For an insurance liability, Margo sure is friendly. Walk into her Deerfield home and the three-year-old Rottweiler is a bundle of canine curiosity: sniffing, hopping a bit, wagging her abbreviated tail. Within seconds, she's perfectly happy to ...