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Hands on Wisconsin: Night of the living Doe
This week the Guardian newspaper posted leaked documents from the John Doe investigation into Gov. Scott Walker's shady relationship with the Wisconsin Club for Growth.
Bay Creek Neighborhood: 'A diverse and tolerant bunch of people'
What the drive-through crowd is missing is multitudinous, not only in house colors but in types of homes, coziness of streets that frame enclaves of carefully-tended hobbit-houses, even the patience of drivers on those streets.
On View | 'LIKE A STRIKING SIMILE: A Series of Objects by Helen Hawley and Chele Isaac'
Two artists kept busy as bees in their independent studios located a block apart in Downtown Madison. Although Helen Hawley and Chele Isaac did not know one another, over time it became clear as crystal to each of them that…
Garden calendar | For the week of Sept. 18
Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.
Shelley Peterman Schwarz: Deciding to tell employer about diagnosis can be tricky
Recently a reader shared a secret with me. Having started a new job, she made the decision to keep the fact that she had multiple sclerosis (MS) a secret. However, she was unprepared for the “inauthentic way she was living.”…
Mitch Henck: Get the parked cars off the street Downtown
Madison motorists, unite!
A leader in arts giving, Diane Ballweg is stepping into new philanthropy role
There’s an exhibition on display at the Diane Endres Ballweg Gallery in Madison’s Downtown Central Library. And another at the Diane Ballweg Gallery at the Goodman Community Center on Madison’s East Side.
Jerry Davis: Mild season opener provides trial runs and tests hunters’ readiness
BARNEVELD -- The tail end of a Harvest Moon was still nearly full and high in the sky when deer, turkey and squirrel hunters parted ways with their vehicles on the opening of autumn hunting seasons Saturday in Wisconsin.
Jerry Davis: For Sauk City man, everything better with hickory nuts
Hank Judd’s shagbark hickory nut gathering and processing season is nearly continuous.
Packers: CB Sam Shields out for Vikings game
The Packers initially listed Shields as doubtful on the injury report before ruling him out on Saturday. He missed practice this week while going through the NFL's concussion protocol.
NASCAR: JGR drivers look like Chase favorites
Cambridge's Matt Kenseth is seeded seventh.
Packers: 3 keys to Sunday night's game vs. Vikings
The Packers (1-0) play the Vikings (1-0) at 7:30 p.m. at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
Packers: Davante Adams finally healthy, confident
The receiver says he's "good with where I'm at now."
Area prep results from Saturday, September 17, 2016
Boys cross country
Prep girls tennis: Doubles sweep helps Waunakee edge Sun Prairie in Big Eight/Badger challenge
SUN PRAIRIE — It is safe to say that the Waunakee and Sun Prairie prep girls tennis teams are prepared for their respective conference tournaments and perhaps beyond.
Prep sports: Sun Prairie sweeps team titles at Bill Smiley Invite
It was a sweep for the Sun Prairie boys and girls cross country teams at the 60th annual Bill Smiley Invitational in Wausau on Saturday afternoon.
Prep girls volleyball: Waunakee digs deep enough at Cardinal Invitational
MIDDLETON — After more than 11 hours at the Cardinal Invitational girls volleyball tournament on Saturday, Waunakee coach Anne Denkert wondered how much the Warriors had left in reserve.
Socialist candidate for president visits Madison
For her third time, Monica Moorehead is running for president as the Workers World Party's candidate. She stopped in Madison Saturday to talk about the goals of her campaign.
Progressives unite at Fighting Bob Fest
Fighting Bob Fest had its 15th annual event Saturday at Breese Stevens Field.
Tom Oates: Near disaster provides silver lining for UW
For two weeks, Paul Chryst said his University of Wisconsin football team had a lot to improve on.
