Mayor’s Alternative Economic Development Issues
Short and sweet.
New Overture Center Director
Here's the hype.
What will the council talk about tonight . . . .
All kinds of interesting things on the agenda, but I guess they think there is not much worth talking about . . . here's the two items council members have separated for discussion - kinda.
Wow, Interesting Madison Prep Debate.
Allen Ruff has been blogging about Kaleem Caire and in pointing out the facts, he has drawn criticism for attacking Caire. However, I...
The City’s Transportation Plan: Monorail?!
I fought for and was a lead sponsor for a transportation plan when I was on the council, therefore, Mayor Dave (and therefore staff) opposed it. Now we have a Mayor that is more interested in doing what is right then what is politically expedient. The plan commission got an overview last night.
How to Close the Achievement Gap
There is no doubt that almost every agrees this is an issue for the school district. Just not on how to get there. Tonight we get to hear Dan Nehrad's take on it . . . in Fitchburg, where the buses don't run.
Week of Action to Celebrate the Wisconsin Uprising.
February 11th-19th, 2012 - One Year Longer, One Year Stronger! These folks will be my guest today on WORT A Public Affair
The Tree Butchers are Coming!
Is MG&E coming to V your tree? Will your lovely street trees get hacked this year and will you be stuck looking at V trees? Or will the trees be completely removed? Here's the list of the "lucky" folks who will get their street trees butchered by MG&E this year.
Food – Do you take it for granted?
You need food, you go to the grocery store right? Well, for many in Dane County, its not that simple.
City Week Ahead
Monday and Tuesday Ahead . . . sorry, the rest is coming yet . . .
Does your Neighborhood need a Neighborhood Center?
Now is the time to speak up and get involved . . . the city is doing a Neighborhood Study and here are some...
Very Tall E Washington Project Gets Blessing
The 700 block of East Washington Gebhardt project gets initial approval from Urban Design and a recommendation for spot zoning/change of ordinance for a taller building . . . did anyone notice? Why isn't it controversial?