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Madison can get big things done
    OUR VIEW: Unanimous approval of $170 million development bodes well for Downtown and local economy  
Mini-muffins bursting with blueberries and tangy lemon
    Ye olde yeast-leavened English muffin is “a physical base and a pretext for eating melted butter,” according to Alan Davidson, author of “The Penguin Companion of Food.”  
How to grill vegetables no matter their shape
    Look on the bright side: What with global warming sending our poor, precious planet into a death spiral, and summer’s newly blistering temperatures turning your kitchen into a sauna, this is the perfect opportunity for you to spend a little…  
Dr. Zorba Paster: Worries about food allergies and secret ingredients
    Dear Doc: My husband became allergic to shellfish in his forties. We both love Thai food. Absolutely love it. We never get any shellfish when we order. Because we love it I decided to learn how to make it. Shock…  
What to watch this week: Mr. Robot returns on USA
    As long as there have been robots, it seems, a fear of robots turning on their human creators has accompanied them.  
Drum Corps performances, gorgeous gardens and more this weekend
    Make time Sunday for the Drum Corps International (DCI) Tour at Middleton High School, 2100 Bristol St., Middleton. Madison Scouts headline a lineup of 10 drum and bugle corps as they pay tribute to former Madison Scout and DCI founding…  
Brewers: Junior Guerra finds success at end of long, winding road
    The 31-year-old vagabond rookie has an ERA under 3.00 in 12 starts with Milwaukee.  
Packers: Hall of Famer Paul Hornung sues helmet maker Riddell
    Hornung's lawsuit alleges that football helmets that he wore during his professional career in the 1950s and '60s failed to protect him from brain injury.  
Badgers women's basketball: Elizabeth Toye to transfer to FIU
    Toye left the UW program after Jonathan Tsipis replaced Bobbie Kelsey as coach.  
Mallards: Nelson Maldonado's bat spurs victory over Battle Creek
    Nelson Maldonado was 3-for-4 and doubled home the go-ahead run in the bottom of the eighth inning to lift the Madison Mallards to a 3-2 victory over the Battle Creek Bombers in a Northwoods League amateur baseball game on Thursday…  
Badgers track and field: Kelsey Card can't add shot put to Rio program
    The ex-Badger fouls on all three attempts in the prelimaries in Eugene, Oregon.  
Golf: Sean Murphy takes 1-shot lead in Madison City Junior
    The Waunakee sophomore cards a first-round 75 at Cherokee Country Club.  
Following high-profile police shootings, Madison community leaders talk police cooperation with local youth
    Area youths and community members gathered at the Allied Boys and Girls Club on Thursday to discuss police interactions.  
DOJ official: Government agencies not required to release documents ahead of meetings
    The State Journal asked the Department of Justice last month to weigh in on whether the UW System violated government transparency laws last month.  
Charles Krauthammer: James Comey didn't want to disrupt the course of history
    WASHINGTON — Why did he do it? FBI director James Comey spent 14 minutes laying out an unassailable case for prosecuting Hillary Clinton for the mishandling of classified material. Then at literally the last minute, he recommended against prosecution.  
Brewers: Aaron Hill shipped to Red Sox for pair of minor leaguers
    Right-hander Aaron Wilkerson and infielder Wendell Rijo will join Milwaukee.  
Justice isn't working for the people -- Kevin Smith
    What is happening to this country?  
Trump's campaign flop might be a hit -- Arthur Naebig
    Is Donald Trump planning for failure?  
Democrats also divide and conquer like Scott Walker -- Gary L. Kriewald
    Wednesday's letter to the editor "Walker needs a new campaign slogan" criticized Gov. Scott Walker's "divide and conquer" tactics, which the writer claims have resulted in a "seemingly endless polarization" of the electorate.  
Madison police defuse many tough situations -- Sandra Cechvala
    Why can't Madison police officers defuse situations rather than using force? This is a question being asked by concerned citizens who aren't fully informed.  






