District 8 candidates debate student safety issues at forum
With a primary election Feb. 15, Madison' 8th District City Council candidates debated issues affecting students at the Young Progressives of Madison's forum Tuesday.
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With a primary election Feb. 15, Madison' 8th District City Council candidates debated issues affecting students at the Young Progressives of Madison's forum Tuesday.
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Scott Resnick announced Tuesday he will run for District 8 alder, a region representing many UW-Madison students.
UW-Madison student Ald. Bryon Eagon, Dist. 8, announced Monday he will be running for re-election in the spring.
UW-Madison students and Common Council candidates Sam Stevenson and Kyle Szarzynski outlined their goals for the city of Madison to a gathering of approximately 20 people in the Memorial Union Wednesday.
Two UW-Madison students, Kyle Szarzynski and Sam Stevenson will run for Madison Common Council next spring.
Madison Common Council members submitted additional amendments to Mayor Dave Cieslewicz's capital and operating budgets for 2011, which the council will consider Tuesday.
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz introduced the 2011 Executive Capital Budget to the public Tuesday.
An update on the proposed Madison High Speed Rail Station was given Tuesday before the Common Council meeting.
The Wisconsin Student Public Interest Group held a press conference Tuesday to announce Madison's status as a Fair Trade City, making it the 16th city in the nation and the first state capital to receive this designation.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation narrowed the possible locations for a high-speed rail stop in Madison down to four Friday.
The Downtown Coordinating Committee met Thursday to discuss the new Central Library renovation proposal along with new safety procedures being implemented in the downtown area.
The Madison Common Council approved a resolution supporting fair trade by Madison businesses at its meeting Tuesday.
UW-Madison students may not consider their role in Madison city politics, but city issues have a direct impact on the campus area and student life.
Following approval from the Urban Design Commission and Plan Commission, the Hammes Co. intends to submit an application to the Landmarks Commission in search of a certificate of appropriateness for the Edgewater redevelopment.
Negotiations on a new Madison Central Library collapsed Thursday after city officials and Fiore Companies failed to settle a $2 million budget dispute.
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After many months of debate, the long-awaited Edgewater vote at the Common Council meetings next week may finally seal the fate of Hammes Co.'s proposed redevelopment project.
The Board of Estimates met Monday, but deferred discussion regarding the Edgewater Hotel project finances.
A proposed student tenant resource center was removed from the Associated Students of Madison's budget last week, and ASM members will vote to finalize that budget Wednesday.