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Two national chains, Costco Wholesale Corp. and Trader Joe's, plan to open stores in the Madison area within the next year.
Twenty to 30 mopeds have been reported stolen in the downtown area since early September, according to a Madison police estimate.
Dozens of activists held a sit-in Tuesday at a Madison army recruiting station to protest the military's ""don't ask, don't tell"" policy, which bars any openly gay soldiers and recruits from the U.S. Army.
Even in a city full of bars and local breweries like Madison, sometimes a nice cold beer at home does the trick. Thanks to local wine and hop shops, it is possible to drink beer that tastes as good specialty brews yet is more reasonably priced: home brewing. Yes, brew your own beer—and it is not a tough process. Beer contains only four ingredients—water, malted barley, hops and yeast. It simply requires patience and a few bucks up front.
A recent rise in crime on Madison's Allied Drive, combined with a lack of witnesses and victim cooperation with authorities, has led to the establishment of a special police command post for the neighborhood.
By Kyle Dropp
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz's plan for Halloween 2006 includes a $5 admission fee to State Street and an ad campaign to brand the event as a ""safe, positive, festive"" experience, is soon to be a reality.
The recent completion of the Overture Center, 201 State St., and the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, 211 State St., promises to provide a favorable impact on local State Street businesses, city officials and business owners said.
A proposed UW-Madison plan to revoke season tickets from unruly fans may affect the way students buy and sell tickets. At the crux of the issue is the stipulation that season ticket holders are responsible for the actions of any person who occupies their seat.
Green leaves are on the trees. The robins are back from the south. And, another sure sign of spring, the Dane County Farmers' Market opens up shop at Capitol Square this Saturday. The market, which began in 1972, hosts approximately 300 vendors and is open each Wednesday and Saturday through November.
As the school year comes to a close, the Madison Mallards' June 1 opener is fast approaching. And the summer baseball team, which moved to the city six years ago, has fast become a Madison favorite.
Located on Madison's southwest side, the Vilas neighborhood has a small-town atmosphere and an acute sense of history. And, as spring approaches, the neighborhood's natural and architectural variety is just beginning to flourish.
Two Madison taxi drivers were assaulted and robbed in separate incidents Wednesday night. According to the Madison Police Department, both incidents involved a pair of black males and, in both cases, the suspects took off on foot with a small amount of money.
As spring begins, Madison's State Street redevelopment plan will continue to expand westward toward the UW-Madison campus. New development will start in early April on the west 300 and 400 blocks of State Street and continue through September.
A mild winter across the Midwest has resulted in the early thawing of lakes throughout the state, and as a result, Lake Mendota is covered with floating chunks of ice, or in some places, no ice at all.
A mild winter across the Midwest has resulted in the early thawing of lakes throughout the state, and as a result, Lake Mendota is covered with floating chunks of ice, or in some places, no ice at all.
The extremely low voter turnout for the District 5 County Board race last Tuesday raised questions about the awareness and participation of UW-Madison students in county politics.
Costs to Madison residents continue to pile up in the wake of one of the biggest snowstorms in years. The Madison snowstorm, which came a week after parts of the east coast received 25 inches, demonstrated the unexpectedness of the Wisconsin climate. It interrupted Wisconsin's previously mild winter and has significantly disrupted vital city services such as police protocols, garbage collection and bus schedules.
This weekend, Madison restaurants and Memorial Union will participate in a fundraising effort for the children of Uganda and the Invisible Children Organization, capping a week of support for the cause by Madison businesses.