Madison

The Council will vote on this tomorrow night.

Several Alders are posting this information . . . Madison Water Utility has received many questions related to PFAS detected in water at two wells. If you have any questions you'd like answered, please let them know at water@madisonwater.org, or call the Water Quality Dept. at (608) 266-4654. If you have questions releated to PFAS and Public Health, you can call Public Health Madison Dane County's Environmental Health Dept. at (608) 262-6515.

This is so much easier when I keep caught up!

Today's events of note I know of . . . 12:00 - Arts WI marches to the capitol from the Concourse 1:00 - Trial Resumes 5:00 - Funeral March from Bascom Hill 5:30 - Rally at State St. Side. Now, the rules.

Tons of meetings, events and public input opportunities in our community plus a few announcements.

Another smattering of events, notices, meetings, announcements and things going on around town.

Ok, so, I don't read Blaska's blog, it gives me a headache. It's hard to follow, it doesn't make sense and facts seem irrelevant. So, I just ignore it . . . however . . .

Or Dane County, for that matter. From the council meeting the last week. With a little follow up and some bk comments.

From . . . wait for it . . . Dave Wiganowsky! :)

Only the city has meetings this week . . . and only has 3 meetings, or maybe 2 or maybe 1, not sure. No county or MMSD school meetings.

On the one hand, the city is using the chronic nuisance ordinance and giving Heartland $165,000 to increase security, but on the other hand . . . the one you should be watching and will make the real difference, they are doing this! Where's the press release and news articles about this good work?

I know two-way Johnson and Gorham is unimaginable to some, but remember, when Gorham was being reconstructed, all the traffic went somewhere and we all survived.