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Together: Organizing good advice
I’m delighted to meet readers of this column at my organizing presentations. Readers regularly share that they clip and save these columns. If you do this, I’ve got a few tips that’ll help you keep your newspaper and magazine articles…
New building offers new opportunities for Monroe Arts Center
The Monroe Arts Center is now home to a $3.1 million addition that expands upon the center's programming and opportunities for art classes.
Steve Schooler: Madison shelters do a lot with limited funds
Wednesday’s front-page article “Shelter, at a cost,” reported on Madison’s shelter system. While the facilities leave much to be desired, the State Journal article leaves the impression that the providers willingly operate an “inhumane” system.
No-tipping trend now at more restaurants, with mixed results
PORTLAND, Ore. — When the bill comes after a meal, there’s no crunching numbers for the tip — just pay and go.
Krueger mines favorite territory for ‘Manitou Canyon’
William Kent Krueger continues his Cork O’Connor saga with “Manitou Canyon,” in which his protagonist is embroiled yet again at the heart of a mystery in the North Woods of Minnesota. But this time, Cork himself goes missing.
Balancing Act: Maybe he doesn't hit you
Maybe he doesn’t hit you ...
4 months at Lincoln Hills: Nearly 500 incidents, 32 injuries to youth
The criminal investigation is ongoing.
Man shot in the abdomen at party near UW-Madison campus, police say
A man was shot once in the abdomen in the backyard of a house near the UW-Madison campus early Sunday, the Madison Police Department said.
Man arrested after he allegedly beat a woman in a car, police say
A witness told police a man was "yelling at a female to get into the car" on Saturday, before he beat her, pushed her out and drove away, the Madison Police Department said.
Military families going with safer investments
Military families cope with all types of risk, including wartime deployment, the dangers of combat, and frequent relocation.
States weigh tax credits for ramps, grab bars to help seniors stay at home
Wheelchair ramps are among the home modifications that older adults may need to stay where they live. Several states have considered bills that would give tax credits to residents who make their homes more accessible.
Veteran Edgerton police officer broke department conduct and ethics rules
But the Dane County District Attorney's office opted not to prosecute Randy Meehan on a recommended misdemeanor charge of domestic battery.
Ron Johnson, Russ Feingold have national security know-how, but differ on intelligence, fighting ISIS
While both candidates have resumes to bolster their claims they can keep Americans safe, they differ sharply on how they propose to do it.
Hands on Wisconsin: Homelessness is complicated
Madison's homeless population faces many struggles, and the solution is more complicated than some spare change.
Help stop the slide into homelessness
OUR VIEW: It could happen to anyone, as portrait of couple in woods shows
Chris Rickert: State lawmaker's new PAC is less new than it seems
Knudson's PAC is more like another chapter in the same old story.
On View | 'The Three Sisters -- The Art and Artifacts of Ida, Catherine and Georgia O'Keeffe'
Georgia O’Keeffe was not the only one in her family with artistic talent. Two of her sisters, Ida Ten Eyck O’Keeffe and Catherine O’Keeffe Klenert, had their own achievements in the art community as well. Their hometown, Sun Prairie, is…
Eight-country tour possible with $2,700 in pocket
Learning to travel on a budget can turn dream destinations into a reality. As someone who has spent the past three years traveling on a shoestring budget, nothing has taught me more about budget travel than getting my wallet stolen…
Shelley Peterman Schwarz: Tips to help you hear better
Before multiple sclerosis entered my life at 32, I taught deaf students in the Madison School District. It was a job I dearly loved. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve begun to identify with my former students because my hearing is…
Garden calendar | For the week of Sept. 4
Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.