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US Airways pilot to speak at EAA event
OSHKOSH - One of the pilots from the US Airways "splashdown" flight in the Hudson River in New York will attend an Experimental Aircraft Association's banquet Dec.
John 'Jack' H. Burke, age 80, of 820 N. 9th Street, passed away at his home on Monday, November 16, 2009.
Dane County Authorities Investigate Residential Burglaries
The Dane County Sheriff's Department said that burglars are targeting homeowners who are at events advertised in the newspaper.
Pew Center report Beyond California: States in Fiscal Peril blasted...
The head of the state Department of Administration on Wednesday blasted a report that indicated Wisconsin government may be heading toward fiscal peril.
Cheese tourists churn up Gouda time
Sharon and Ralph Bredl offer selections of cheese from Harmony Specialty Dairy Foods at the cheese festival.
Madison eats agenda: Market farewells, 'Heavy Metal' chefs, and pan de muerto
The coming week, with events that get to your heart through your stomach. Tuesday, October 27 The first of a slew of seasonal farmers' market closings kicks off today.
Wis. prison officials name new warden
State corrections officials have named a new warden for a northwestern Wisconsin prison.
The last Sunday in August was one of them, and as we parked our car at Carandale Farm in Oregon and walked around to the office and visitors area we entered a scene that initially seemed somewhat familiar.
Lucia 'Lucy' Hieronimus, formerly of the town of Stettin, died Saturday, Oct. 17, 2009, in Palliative Care at Aspirus Wausau Hospital.
Lawmaker calls for information on inmate surgeries
A Wisconsin lawmaker wants to know how much of your money is being used to pay for inmate surgeries.
Overcast POSTED: October 12, 2009 --- 11:45 am Dane County Sheriffa TMs Deputies cited a total of 13 drivers for Operating While Intoxicated over the weekend.
PTO spent three years raising money for playground at Rosholt school
When Rosholt Elementary School students left for summer vacation, all that was in the north schoolyard was some old, wooden play equipment.
Lydia H. Ebert, 93, Manawa, formerly of the Township of Bear Creek, Waupaca County, Wis., passed away Friday, Sept.
David C. Klade, 45, formerly of Appleton, passed away Sunday, September 6, at his residence in Madison, due to heart failure.
Fed survey shows recession may be over
The recession is ending and the economy is finally growing again. That's the message implicit in the Federal Reserve's latest survey of businesses around the country, which found economic activity stabilizing or improving in most regions.
Senate vacancies leave seats open for power grab
The passing of Senator Ted Kennedy has again raised the issue of the procedure in which vacated Senate seats be filled.
Med Flight Transports Girl Struck on Bicycle
An 8-year-old girl was transported by Med Flight Saturday afternoon after being hit by a truck while riding her bicycle.
Oregon man charged with sexual assault
An 18-year-old Oregon man was charged Friday with second-degree sexual assault of a 16-year-old girl.
Fitchburg Star to publish last edition Thursday
The Fitchburg Star, a free, biweekly paper established in 1975, will publish its last edition Thursday, Editor Kurt Gutknecht said Saturday.