Not Very Exciting Week Ahead
The last week of the month usually is a little slow, but what is exciting is several agendas that usually pop up late are in on time. I wonder, is this a new world order?
Brett Hulsey is Worse Than a Grandstander
Bill Leuders pens a really revealing piece in the Isthmus this week, detailing Brett Hulsey's widely condemned attention-chasing during the upheaval at the Capitol....
Clean Sweep is Back!
Dispose of your chemically items correctly, please!
Council Recap Part II
Well, I'm ready for a new laptop! But for now, this external keyboard will do. Here's the rest of the meeting.
New Council and Mayor First Meeting Recap
And Mayor Soglin was in his seat and started the meeting on time!
Noon Council Meeting, Part II
Keyboard totally being random . . . so I got this the best I could.
What Will the New Council Discuss tonight?
Well, we'll see, but this is what got pulled off the consent agenda. Theoretically, the rest will be passed as indicated on the agenda unless members of the public show up or they pull it off the agenda tonight.
Noon Council Meeting: Out with the Old, In with the New?
Hmmm...I guess.
Community Gardens on the Library?
Staff report says no. Community group has a lot of good information and a different opinion. Council votes tonight.
Landlords want registration service, no fees
Um, so everyone else should just pay for it? Do they think this stuff just happens for free?
New Badger Partnership Propaganda
While most politically active students - from the Teaching Assistants' Association to the Student Labor Action Coalition to many members of the Associated Students...
Madison’s Economic Development Plan
In these economic times, doesn't this plan seem kind of underwhelming? Where is the creativity and responding to immediate concerns. This is just more of the same from several years ago. How many jobs will this create? How much will it increase the property tax base? What are the real measurements for this work? I'm not inspired.