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Madison Schools Week Ahead

Hmmm . .. everything looks different today . . . and its freakishly slow for some reason and I can't get the meetings to actually come up so I can see the attachments and details. :(

City Week Ahead

Usually the 4th week of the month is a bit of a snooze, not this week! 27 meetings!

Capital Budget Amendments Voted on Monday

No one testified at the public hearing at the city council meeting on Tuesday, Finance budget amendments were due on Wednesday, they were released today and on Monday the Finance Committee will vote on them - barely three weeks after we first saw the capital budget proposal.

Rally Against Nazi Propaganda Defacing The International Brigades Monument

SUNDAY, 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM, James Madison Park. More Detail Below:

What Should the City’s Public Safety Review Committee Do?

On Tuesday the CCEC (Common Council Executive Committee) spent the last 12 minutes of their meeting hearing from and talking to the Public Safety Review Committee (PSRC) chair and members of the committee. Given all the policing issues members are wondering why their committee had been passed over and they are frustrated that they can't get the information they need, but they also admit their members are new and that they want more of a role in budget discussions before they are submitted to the mayor. See what else they talked about.

The Big Con

"If you look around the table and you can't tell who the sucker is, it's you." Paul Scofield I was listening to 1310 WIBA-AM the...

City Council Recap

It's been a while . . .

What Will the Council Talk About Tonight?

Here you go, its expected to be a short meeting.

Meeting Schedule Changes

Cancellations and additions:

Say Good-bye to the Trees

Next time you drive down Gorham or Johnson you might be in for a surprise!

Redesigning Blair St & John Nolen at Willy St.

You know that odd intersection . . . how can it be better? What do you think of the plans?

Historic Preservation Plan!

The city is about to embark on a series of meetings to talk about what do we want to save in our community and what can be torn down . . . seems like just about anything these days. Or, we just ask that they move a house, is that good enough? Time to let your opinions be known.