Madison

For those of you looking for the background materials and information about the development process, here's a compilation of everything I could think of. It might be helpful to review if you're going to the Neighborhood Summit tomorrow! (Saturday, 9 - noon, Trinity Lutheran Church, 1904 Winnebago).

Here's the information I have . . .

Oh yeah . . . too good not to share . . .

You knew there would be changes! Currently, 5 of them . . .

Uh . . . yeah . . . the nice weather made it so I wasn't going to sit around staring at my computer all weekend . . . so, I didn't catch up on several posts . . . and I may never get to some of them with budgets coming up . . . .

In case the wind takes a toll on the trees and properties around you . . .

"What's so scary about a train?" That question deserves to be asked seriously because within the answer lies the path forward for those who want to see rail transportation projects of all types survive and thrive in Wisconsin.

Maybe. We'll consider it.

The observant, have noticed a new tab on our website, called Spring Elections . . .

Steven Coleman, Peng Her and Anita Weier running. This race had a strong contrast in style and presentation of the candidates as well as experience.

Interesting, aren't the conservatives usually the cop favorites, since they blindly fund whatever the department wants so they can "get tough on crime!". . . interesting times we live in.

Here's this week's schedule, but the most important thing to do to decide the future of our city is to vote tomorrow!