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Hester, Donald D.
MADISON - Donald D. Hester, age 80, beloved husband, father, and grandfather, died Friday, July 8, 2016, of complications from MSA (Multiple System Atrophy).
Reese, Glenn D.
BELMONT - Glenn D. Reese, 81, of Belmont, Wis., died on Friday, July 8, 2016, at Park Place Assisted Living, Platteville. Glenn was born on Oct. 4, 1934, in Benton Township, Lafayette County, son of Jesse and Ruby (Arthur) Reese.…
Kubly, Alvin
MONROE - Alvin Kubly, age 97, of Monroe, Wis., died peacefully on July 9, 2016. He was born Aug. 11, 1918, in Monroe, Wis., the son of Martin and Magdalena Kubly. He married Lucille Marion Rees on Feb. 7, 1948.
Steimel, Ardelle Leona "Dell"
MONONA / MADISON - Ardelle Leona "Dell" Steimel, age 99, passed away at home with her family by her side on Saturday July 9, 2016, following a recent cancer diagnosis. She was born on the family farm in Graettinger, Iowa,…
Together: Declutter with confidence
As a professional organizer I’ve often used the expression “be ruthless.” My clients and those who read my articles are urged to be ruthless while decluttering and making decisions about stuff. After discovering the true definition of ruthless is uncaring,…
Guns a thorny issue for Ron Johnson, Russ Feingold in U.S. Senate race
Johnson's problem is public opinion; Feingold's is his mixed record on guns.
CraftOptics sees big potential with the quilt and sewing crowd
The Madison company founded in 2009 has moved into a larger space and is growing.
Joe Robinson: Why I won't bring my black sons to Madison
South Carolina man turns down job here, fearing impact on family
Herman the Duck to return to Wisconsin
A DC-3 that once flew in the North Central Airlines fleet will be one of the signature pieces of a new exhibit at the Wisconsin Aviation Heritage Center in Sheboygan Falls.
Wisconsin Library Association 2016 literary award winners announced
The Wisconsin Library Association announced the winners of their 2016 Literary Awards on June 28 with Lynsey Addario winning the top prize for her 2015 book "It's What I Do: A Photographer's Life of Love and War".
Balancing Act: Couples who share chores have best sex lives, study finds
If photos of your ‘90s hair weren’t evidence enough of rapidly shifting tastes, consider new research about what leads to a healthy, happy sex life. In the early 1990s, couples who aimed for an equal division of housework had the…
Music of Shakespeare's day comes to Madison
This is a year to have fun with Shakespeare, and the Madison Early Music Festival is no exception.
Garden calendar | For the week of July 10
Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.
DNR staffing vacancies rose again last year
There are several causes for unfilled positions.
Hands on Wisconsin: Paul Ryan plays the wheel of embarrassment
It seems like U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan has to rebuke statements from Donald Trump on a daily basis.
Chris Rickert: Waiting for alternatives to police use-of-force standard
Perhaps in the midst of a rapidly evolving police call, officers should be required to tabulate the chances of life or death.
Shelley Peterman Schwarz: Survival tips for the early years
It’s hard work raising children regardless of your physical condition. For people living with chronic illnesses and unpredictable conditions, learning ways to cope and reduce conflict are extremely important. Below are some of the strategies I’ve used when our children…
Kathleen Parker: America's killing fields
WASHINGTON — Horror. Shock. Disbelief. Numbness. Grief. Anger. And terrible sadness.
NBA: Mavs grooming ex-Badger Michael Finley to head team’s basketball operations
Owner Mark Cuban and Donnie Nelson — the Mavericks’ president of basketball operations and general manager — have been teaching Finley the ropes.
Restaurant News: Stamm House closing to retool, become more 'supper club'
While the restaurant enjoyed a loyal base of support, the higher-end menu wasn't working, one of its owners said.