The City Council is expected to vote on the contract July 2.
The shoplifting is actually sort of in the backdrop, as the secret that forges a bond between three very different high school students.
From 1773, “She Stoops” is a comedy of manners where the characters disguise themselves, eavesdrop and fool each other in pursuit of a good love match.
A green bean failure leads to a reckoning with previously held opinions.
Dane County is preparing to upgrade the Juvenile Detention Center into a regional facility that would house youth with lengthier incarceration sentences.
In the words of the late United Steelworkers president Lynn Williams: “Without change we do not progress. Change requires vision and courage. But the perils of resisting it and never challenging the status quo … are immense.”
While Democrats fumble around with climate change and Republicans are pretty much AWOL or worse, the general public gets it in increasing numbers.
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Data collected over the years show that a high percentage of the students show marked improvement in reading comprehension in their regular school classrooms and, as a bonus, in their math scores as well.
As Dane County prepares to upgrade its juvenile detention center into a regional facility that would house youth with lengthier incarceration sentences, officials there are thinking about the potential for longer-term programming.
The ordinance would prohibit bullying, harassment and retaliation against anyone who reports such incidents.
The project from developer Movin’ Out, Inc. would create 38 units of mixed-income housing with a new commercial space for Red Caboose Child Care Center.
Every Wisconsinite, no matter their ideology or partisanship, should be unsettled by the extreme to which the court majority has gone.
Anahi Rojas Muñoz and Jose Antonio Vazquez opened El Panzon last year at 1310 South Midvale Blvd. and now offer a full menu of Mexican dishes. The specialty is still the huge Mexican sandwiches called cemitas that got it started, stuffed with chicken, pork and more with lots of avocado.
With a Democratic governor, legislative Republicans mimic Mitch McConnell.
Every Wisconsinite, no matter their ideology or partisanship, should be unsettled by the extreme to which the court majority has gone.
A green bean failure leads to a reckoning with previously held opinions.
Data collected over the years show that a high percentage of the students show marked improvement in reading comprehension in their regular school classrooms and, as a bonus, in their math scores as well.
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The discussion series continues on Tuesday, Aug. 6 at Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
It’s undoubtedly one of Howard’s best movies, and it’s the subject of the Cap Times Classic Movie Chat at Marcus Point, 7825 Big Sky Drive at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 26.
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Making a Restaurant is a new mini-series from the Corner Table podcast that breaks down how an idea for a restaurant becomes a brick-and-mortar reality.
Join Cap Times political reporter Jessie Opoien for Wedge Issues, a podcast catching you up with the elected officials, strategists, analysts and power players of state government and politics in Wisconsin.
The Cap Times' city government and current affairs podcast breaks down what's happening with the decade-old and ever-embattled city project that is Judge Doyle Square.
As Dane County prepares to upgrade its juvenile detention center into a regional facility that would house youth with lengthier incarceration sentences, officials there are thinking about the potential for longer-term programming.
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