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Career Corner: Mind the gap and jumpstart your job search
Re-entering the workforce can be empowering if you’ve stepped away from the working world. But how do you do it?
In the Spirit: Checking back in with Madison's 'atheist church'
The effort has found stability and is attracting 30-50 people to its monthly services.
On Wisconsin: A pump house restored, water tower waits its turn
The 1899 pump house will serve as a welcome center in Oregon as work now turns to the water tower.
Beer Baron's Beer Week picks: Event winds down with a quiet Sunday
The headliner is the Mother's Day debut of Bouquet Pink IPA, a collaboration beer to benefit local breast cancer charities.
YA fantasy writer gets serious about series
In time for summer reading season, fantasy writer Sarah J. Maas is introducing a new series of novels starring a strong teen heroine, the first in a planned trilogy — not to be confused with h…
Sun Prairie retail hub reaches critical mass
The Shoppes at Prairie Lakes matures but still continues to grow.
Executive Q&A: Architectural Building Arts president Melinda Monroe drives 'clients-for-life' culture of home remodeling company
Remodeling trends this year include kitchens for multiple cooks and spa-like bathrooms with radiant-heated floors.
Health Sense: Health care differs by clinic, region of state, report indicates
Health care differs by clinic, region of state, report indicates.
Unions worry about Group Health losses
Madison Teachers Inc. and five other Madison-based unions are so concerned about significant financial losses at Group Health Cooperative of South Central Wisconsin, they’re urging members to …
Chicago needs kidneys but sends many to other states
The threat of sanctions is forcing some transplant centers to be choosy about who gets organs.
Geographic disparities divide organ transplant world
Where you live — and whether you can afford to travel — can determine how long you'll wait to get a transplant.
Doug Moe: Putting a period on a Playboy puzzle
A Madison urban legend — or is it? — rears its head (again).
Tax cuts shouldn't trump UW funding
Gov. Scott Walker was for a big cut to Wisconsin public schools before he was against it.
Chris Rickert: Informed citizenship requires more than a 'strong C' on citizenship test
Forcing students to pass the citizenship test smacks of the kind of overkill that leads to "teaching to the test."
Formerly 'bittersweet,' Mother's Day takes on a new meaning for Shana Verstegen
The disease that took her mother's life is 'done' in her family, athlete and Huntington's disease activist Shana Verstegen discovers.
'35MM' creates unusual musical snapshot
As usual, MTM is doing the unusual.
Dr. Carleen Hanson: Concussions a concern in young athletes
Concussion dangers cause concern for parents of young athletes.
Dr. Zorba Paster: How much exercise is appropriate?
Dear doc: I recently read an article about how too much exercise isn’t good. I run every day, have for many years, and wonder if I’m doing some harm.
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The national debt and how to pay it -- State Journal editorial from 150 years ago
This State Journal editorial ran on May 10, 1865, as the Civil War was ending:
