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Make Music Madison makes sure your day is filled with tunes
On Saturday, more than 400 bands made sure there was music at every corner, library and beach.
Dr. Zorba Paster: Studies suggest coffee can be its own kind of 'super food'
Don't disregard one of nature’s healthful gifts.
Jose Quintana throws 6 scoreless innings as Brewers blank Twins
Milwaukee got a crisp performance out of starting pitcher Jose Quintana, who gave up just three hits in six innings. Isaac Collins added three RBIs in the victory.
Military parades belong in places like Russia or North Korea | Allen Knop
As a teen during the Cold War, I watched Russian leader Joseph Stalin viewing the tanks on parade in Red Square.
Unionized nurses would make Group Health Cooperative care better | Diane Farsetta
As a member of Group Health Cooperative, I'm glad that GHC is making registration as an organ donor available through MyChart, according to the June 11 State Journal article, “Epic adds organ option.” Now I urge GHC administrators to stop…
Sen. Bill Cassidy must rein in RFK Jr.'s recklessness | Ellen Wald
In the hearings prior to the approval of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for the position of secretary of Health and Human Services, a concern was expressed about Kennedy’s stance toward vaccines and his likelihood of interfering with their availability.
Massive cuts to cancer research are beyond heartless | Herb Evert
Everyone knows someone who had cancer and survived.
Democrats should reject Republican effort to raise debt limit | William Hartje
Many people want Democrats to do something, anything, to deal with the Republican onslaught on our country. One suggestion would be for them not to do something instead.
America must learn from its complicated history of oppression | Susan Swoboda
The history of the United States includes some horrible things. Many of these horrible things have been repeated. We fail to learn from our failures because we refuse to acknowledge they happened.
Madison should do more to save trees | Chuck Litweiler
When it comes to tree preservation, the hypocrisy of Madison can't be topped.
Getting bigger doesn't make city of Madison any better | Michael Hart
Is bigger better? Our mayor and city leaders appear to take pride in Madison’s growth, evidenced by the profusion of buildings and the swelling population.
Madison's traffic rules are confusing, wasteful | Terrance Stewart
It has often been said the city of Madison marches to its own drummer. This may be most notable when it comes to streets and traffic laws.
Dane County should accept grant to help test drugs | Rick Rose
Drug checking is a game-changer in fighting opioid overdoses. If you're using drugs, wouldn't you want to know what's actually in them? This service tells people if deadly substances such as fentanyl or xylazine are lurking in their supply, helping…
Republicans' ugly budget bill sends the wrong message | Jon Morgan
Budgets are about priorities. So the message in the Republicans' "one big, ugly bill" seems to be: the deficit doesn’t matter, tax cuts are essential and cutting health care and food assistance for 11 million people isn’t really a problem.
Madison Edgewood runs out of steam in Division 3 state girls soccer final
In a rematch of the 2019 state championship, Waukesha Catholic Memorial once again came out on top against the Crusaders.
Madison West girls soccer goes flat in PKs, loses in state title match to Muskego
The Regents came from behind in the Division 1 final Saturday, but ultimately couldn't make the penalties needed to secure the championship.
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TORONTO — Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette homered, helping José Berríos and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the lowly Chicago White Sox 7-1 on Saturday.
How will Madison schools pay for maximum salary increases? | Chris Gomez-Schmidt
The Madison School Board will vote Monday on its preliminary budget for next school year. This isn’t just another routine task. It’s one of the board’s most important responsibilities, and producing a balanced budget is required every year.






