Madison

Still from last week Monday, but almost done . . . I hope.

Actually, 11. One cancellation. Yeah, there were only 19 meetings to start with. I think this is a new record . . .

The short work week is nearly over and the plants are getting watered.

Here's the official invite.

Big closures on East Washington Avenue inbound . . . you might need to find a different way to get to work . . .

What's so scary about a train? Is Blaska right, is that why people voted for Walker, or is there a whole lot more to it? And what happens if they are successful? We lose jobs and millions of dollars in our Wisconsin economy. It makes no sense.

Invest in Rail

This is what else you can dig up if you look in legistar, but you never know if these meetings will happen or not. I'm guessing, however, that the Council meeting will happen. :)

Here's the little I have for today.

All that is left is for the Assembly to pass SB107 which will prohibit Madison and Dane County from finding local solutions for local problems including removing laws on the books that prohibit a landlord from requiring 3 times the amount of income as rent, protecting people from being required to give their social security number, removing our protections that require a landlord to deny tenants for only housing related arrest and conviction records and limit that to two years, lets a landlord wait to ask you to renew your lease til 1/4 of the lease is over, limits security deposits to one month's rent, and requires check-in and check-out sheets and photos beofre the landlord takes money from your security deposit.

They're here!

I hate it when committees do this - and you can't blame the media for not covering something when they don't know it is going to happen. But when the mayor shows up - it probably should be on the agenda.