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WIAA state boys tennis: Cecil Lingard, Crusaders ready to take their swings
Madison Edgewood sophomore Cecil Lingard can hit the ball hard.
WIAA state boys tennis: Tournament preview
The state meet is set for Thursday through Saturday at Nielsen Tennis Stadium in Madison.
Mallards: Jean Ramirez homers, Matt Bower strikes out 10 in win over Green Bay
Mallards catcher Jean Ramirez hit a three-run homer in the third inning to back starter Matt Bower’s 10-strikeout outing as Madison defeated Green Bay 4-2 in a Northwoods League amateur baseba…
WIAA baseball: Clayton Klubertanz's double rescues Edgerton in bottom of 12th
Clayton Klubertanz kept the Edgerton baseball team’s season alive on Wednesday.
Badgers men's hockey: Eaves adds second assistant, lands high-profile recruit
J.T. Bittner joins the staff and winger Will Johnson announces he plans to play at UW.
Ills of the world not social conservatives' fault -- Ray Unger
In regards to Leonard Pitts' Monday column, "Us-versus-them politics in America disintegrating," this type of politics will never fully disintegrate as long as Pitts keeps writing.
Scrutinize WEDC loans, not food stamp recipients -- Bob Israel
The hypocrisy of Wisconsin’s Republicans as they call for drug testing of food stamp applicants should be seen in the context of what they expect from large businesses seeking favors from the …
Confrontational UW column was classic Wiley -- Brad Taylor
The first half of John Wiley’s guest column Tuesday, "UW-Madison has put Wisconsin on the world map,” cannot be argued with. UW-Madison is positively known worldwide and its founding membershi…
With budget cuts, future of UW uncertain -- Anne Lundin
I am writing in hearty support of John Wiley’s rousing guest column Tuesday, “UW-Madison has put Wisconsin on the world map." Former Chancellor Wiley shows how intentionally, for over a centur…
Suspected bike thieves caught on video, hid bolt-cutters in guitar case
A landlord's surveillance video caught two bicycle thefts at a Dayton Street residence on the same day.
Madison startup bluDiagnostics wins Governor's Business Plan contest
Nearly 240 ideas were submitted to the contest this year.
Restaurant News: Casual Boathouse opens at Edgewater hotel
The two-level restaurant seats 50 out its terrace and about 50 inside. It is centered on its bar, with a focus on fish.
Brewers: Cardinals cash in on Jimmy Nelson's rocky start
Nelson (2-6) gives up five runs in the first inning in a 7-4 loss Wednesday in St. Louis.
Restaurant News: Harold's Chicken closes on East Side after landlord dispute
The restaurant's owner said he's now thinking about closing his 5-year-old West Side location, too, and moving out of town.
Wellcome, Joyce E.
MADISON - Joyce E. Wellcome passed away on Monday, June 1, 2015, at the age of 94. She was born on Jan. 17, 1921, in Madison, to Saul and Stella (Way) Switzky.
Krause, Clarence J. "Bud"
MADISON - Clarence J. "Bud" Krause, age 80, passed away on Tuesday, June 2, 2015. Funeral arrangements are pending. A full obituary will appear in Sunday's edition. Online condolences may be m…
Olson, Stanley Charles "Buck"
MADISON - Stanley Charles "Buck" Olson, age 89, soared to the sky the morning of Tuesday, June 2, 2015. He was truly one of a kind.
Fietz, Clarence A. "Hank"
COLUMBUS - Clarence A. "Hank" Fietz, age 95, died on Tuesday, June 2, 2015. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., with visitation beginning at 10 a.m., on Saturday, June 6, 2015, at the CO…
Gruber, Anita Odelia
SUN PRAIRIE - Anita Odelia Gruber, age 85, passed away on Monday, June 1, 2015, at Pine View Living. She was born on Dec. 1, 1929, in Bear Valley, the daughter of Anthony and Apollonia (Schmit…