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This is not a drill. Park on the odd side of the street or in the ramps or get tickets!!!

If the TIF boundary change isn't accepted, the city will go ahead with a TIF-like deal for a project not in a TIF district. They'll still "pay back" the "loan" with their taxes.

Had a jam packed meeting yesterday (parking rates, affordable housing trust fund, E Washington Ave. property, Southwest Safety Initiative, two-way Johnson and Gorham, etc., here's some highlights:

My sleeping schedule has not changed yet to accommodate my blogging, so sorry this is late, will work on getting back to blogging properly.

The Occupiers are back! Well, they've been scattered all over, but they never went away . . .

Wow. Some of these numbers are a little disturbing. And find out what alders would rather be doing.

This is what the Board of Estimates will be discussing/asking questions about tonight.

All their links work, but precious little info available on-line.

Oh dear, you have no idea how vital the "Obama phones" are to people on the street, and Friday there will be a hearing to discontinue the program - please sign this petition.

I like a mayor who shows this kind of leadership . . . and confidence in (mostly) awesome city employees. From: Mayor Sent: Wednesday, June 26,...

First and LAST PITCH for SHARED OPEN SPACES in highly commercial areas of downtown Madison, Wisconsin.

We still don't have any real details . . . the sad part is, most county board supervisors and the Homeless Issues Committee members have all been equally kept out of the loop. So, this is news to everyone . . . except? Who? Who is making the decisions here? And who are they working with? Where is the public in all this?