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Reisdorf, Arlene M. (Niesen)
MIDDLETON - Arlene M. (Niesen) Reisdorf, passed away on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2015, at Agrace HospiceCare, with her family by her side. She was born on Jan. 11, 1942. The third of seven children,…
Together: Find more storage space in your own home
Are you short on storage space? This can make it difficult to stay organized and clutter-free.
Woman hit while crossing street in UW-Madison campus area
A 19-year-old Madison woman was injured in a hit-and-run while crossing a street in the UW-Madison campus area early Sunday.
Barry explores Vietnam in ghostly tale
Quan Barry, who calls herself “primarily a poet,” made her fiction debut with the February release of the novel “She Weeps Each Time You’re Born.” When asked about the inspiration for her evoc…
BMO Harris exec in Madison helps companies grow statewide through commercial lending
Jeff Ticknor has been making loans and providing other financial services to companies for the past 23 years.
On Wisconsin: A Polka Party at the Museum of Wisconsin Art
Since late January, the Museum of Wisconsin Art located along the Milwaukee River and just east of West Bend’s downtown has been home to Polka Heartland: Photographs by Dick Blau.
Grocery co-op in Mount Horeb at a crossroads
If it doesn't, the small store may have to close.
Number of small farms in Wisconsin continues to drop
The number of farms in Wisconsin that had sales of less than $10,000 have decreased by 4,800 since 2010 after 500 fewer were counted last year.
Doug Moe: A woman of the wood
Fitchburg's Shelly Wollerman is a world class competitive tree climber.
Chris Rickert: Cluelessly acknowledging Obama loves America, protesters not terrorists
Is the GOP base just as likely to put Wisconsin protesters and Islamic terrorists in the same boat as they are to harbor doubts about evolution and Obama?
As number of seminarians surges, Madison diocese seeks $30M to fund priest training
There is jubilation over a reversal in trends, but also a realization that the bill has now come due.
Request for student information prompts debate
A Wisconsin public school student's name and address -- and in some cases their height, weight and photo -- can be released to anyone who asks for it under current state law, unless parents or…
Madison's university evolves into a leader (fourth in a series of 12)
The end of the 19th century and the start of the 20th saw times of transition for the Wisconsin State Journal and the University of Wisconsin.
The ways and means of Paul Ryan
U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan wants to lower tariffs as high as 700 percent on our agricultural products sent to Japan.
Slow state's revolving door for lobbyists
That didn’t take long.
On View | Capitol Lakes Photography Exhibit
A photo exhibit on view at the Capitol Lakes Plaza Gallery explores images from nature. Janis N. Senungetuk and Kathryn Lederhause are showing images that highlight the beauty of the natural world.
For peace, let's spear stereotypes -- State Journal editorial from 25 years ago
This State Journal editorial ran on March 4, 1990:
Travel: Calendar
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Garden calendar | For the week of March 1
Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.
Health Sense: Shoulder surgery done too much, UW doctor says
Dr. Geoffrey Baer, a shoulder surgeon at UW Health, sees a problem in Wisconsin: too much shoulder surgery — specifically, a particular kind of shoulder surgery.
