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Maniaci’s Open Records Request

A few random thoughts on Maniaci's recent open records request to "determine who ratted her out to the press", in regards to her health-care...

What Will Be Discussed Tonight at Council?

Here's the items the alders separated to discuss, Thuy has 5 out of 6 and the 6th is for referral:

Steve Arnold: Help Pave Fitchburg Bus Stops

For 53 cents. This was written yesterday, the meeting is tonight.

Plan Commission/Alders Talk about Comprehensive Plan Review

The discussion went on for about an hour . . . and people weren't happy. Mostly, the alders spoke up on behalf of their neighborhoods. Also interesting discussion on how the neighborhood plans and comprehensive plans relate.

Crazy Inappropriate

Sometimes, the good ol' boys give you a gem . . . Tonight, at the James Madison Park Surplus Committee, they elected a new...

Solve Wiggies Problem, Help Greyhound?

Hmmmm . . . Dorothy Borchardt reports on an interesting idea . . . . Wiggies is having more trouble with violence . . ....

It is Time to Tell Scott Walker Not to Cut Wisconsin Off From Progress!

It seems that Jim Doyle has washed his hands of the decision on high speed rail with the recent announcement that he will leave it to Scott Walker to make the call. But the future of Wisconsin is too important to let this happen without making a last stand!

Um . . . How does this work?

A city committee is meeting today that was never created, never appointed by the mayor, never approved by the council, not in legistar or on the city committee list. Guess which one?!

Finally! A Disussion of Changes to the Comprehensive Plan!

But . . . it has some neighborhoods kind of upset or about to be upset to see proposed changes that they don't want.

30+ Meetings (City) Week Ahead

Busy week ahead . . .

What’s So Scary About a Train?

"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.

Davin Pickell: I Love Bluephies!

But, our family will not be coming back to Bluephies**