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WEBJan 3, 2020 · About Us. The Capital Times' first edition rolled off the press on Dec. 13, 1917. The Capital Times has a rich, deep history in Madison, but what is most important is what we are today. Foremost, we are a local news organization delivering authoritative journalism focused on Madison and beyond. We produce a weekly print newspaper, but our ...
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WEBProposal would add early literacy screening, intervention for Wisconsin public schools. Morning Update: what's happening in Madison, delivered weekday mornings. Wedge Issues: What's happening in Wisconsin politics — delivered every Friday from reporters Andrew Bahl and Erin McGroarty. Corner Table: …
Madison road conditions to stay icy, crashes injure 26
WEBJan 22, 2024 · Madison roads have remained packed with snow and ice in the weeks after two winter storms hit the city. Now street workers are racing to clear the roads before more snow falls. Despite the slippery and dangerous conditions, which lasted through the weekend, city officials say the street division has made its best efforts to clear the streets — where 120 crashes were reported in 13 days ...
Dane County executive candidates Q&A: Where they stand on issues
WEBAug 13, 2024 · Dane County executive candidates Q&A: Where they stand on issues. By Allison Garfield. Aug 13, 2024. The candidates to succeed former Dane County Executive Joe Parisi include state Sen. Melissa Agard, County Board Supervisor Dana Pellebon, Office for Equity and Inclusion Director Wes Sparkman, and Madison City Council Ald. Regina Vidaver.
Early riser: At 32, Maggie Gau leads a scrutinized office as Tony …
WEBSep 11, 2019 · Gau, 32, has been working closely with Evers since she officially started with his gubernatorial campaign in fall 2017 as political director. She quickly became his campaign manager, and after the former state superintendent won the office over then-Gov. Scott Walker last fall, was almost immediately named his chief of staff.. Over that time, which included early mornings and late nights on ...
Fetch rewards app turns first profit and prepares for ‘hypergrowth’
WEBMar 21, 2024 · The Madison company behind the country’s most-used consumer rewards app has turned its first profit and secured a $50 million loan. Now, it’s preparing for a “next phase of hypergrowth.”. Fetch, which calls itself “America’s Rewards App,” was founded in 2013 by Wes Schroll and Tyler Kennedy, inspired by an idea Schroll had as a ...
Restaurant review: French American classics give Cadre a coup
WEBNov 26, 2019 · There’s a tart picpoul ($8) that will cut through any pork dish, some of the best bargain bubbles available in Madison (Mercat cava, $9), and several approachable French reds. Desserts at Cadre range from fine to meh. A decadent dark chocolate pudding ($9) had an oily beet chip garnish you can, and should, ignore.