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Though most of my brisket experience has been spent at the smoker or the grill, I have fond memories of braised brisket, which I usually enjoyed during Passover with my Jewish relatives.

In the fall of 2017, Watertown will join the Badger South Conference and Beaver Dam will join the Badger North.

In the fall of 2017, Watertown will join the Badger South Conference and Beaver Dam will join the Badger North.

In the fall of 2017, Watertown will join the Badger South Conference and Beaver Dam will join the Badger North.

The 31-year-old man was the fifth person arrested on charges of sexual assault with the same 15-year-old girl.

Baseball

Holly Brickson struck out 22 batters, allowing two earned runs on five hits, as the host Stoughton softball team outlasted Madison Edgewood for a 4-3 win in nine innings Tuesday evening.

City Council overwhelmingly chooses to negotiate with Beitler on $170 million proposal for Judge Doyle Square redevelopment.

The event Tuesday night at Monona Terrace was an effort to hear from diverse community leaders, the Madison utility said.

The former Brewers owner reflects fondly upon his 23 years in charge of the game.

City Council chooses Ald. Marsha Rummel, 6th District, as president pro tem, and approves increased rates for metered parking and residential parking permits.

Former cabinet secretary Ed Wall was fired after suggesting Gov. Scott Walker's chief of staff could shred documents.

In the fall of 2017, Watertown will join the Badger South Conference and Beaver Dam will join the Badger North.

The controversy over “Jesus Lunch” intrigues me.

At last, the destructive decision by the Madison School District can be redressed if a Madison Area Technical College campus is built on the South Side of Madison.

Regarding the recent State Journal article on the controversial use of manure spraying:

As a rabbi in the community and the mother of a Middleton High School student, I am greatly troubled by the “Jesus Lunch” taking place on school grounds during school hours.

Recently the State Journal has published articles on the exorbitant salaries of football coaches and on squabbles in the Athletic Department on allocation of its enormous bankroll to coaches and to athletes in less popular sports than football and basketball.

I hope the court will take away the license of the coyote hunter who shot two dogs in January. His irresponsible action gives all hunters a bad name.

Hundreds of students turned out to protest or support the presence of a faith-based luncheon at a park adjacent to Middleton School.