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1 - Front
Page
Pierce's
here to stay: "I look around, and I see friends"
by Jim Powell
Positive trends, even as Hancock Fabrics departs: Local businesses expand and remodel at Northside TownCenter by Mary Schumacher
Farmers Market returns: Bigger and better than ever! by Lynette Jandl
I saw you at Pierce's!
Page
2 - NPC
News
Pierce's
Northside Market: Working & shopping close to home
by Julie Spears
Page
3 - NPC News
Dane
County United: Getting commitments from our elected officials
by Jim Powell
Help sought to create Northside college fund
Page
4 - Community
Issues
Northside
News Masthead & Advertising Rates
NPC hires new community organizer
Will schools close?
Letter to the editor
Corrections
Page
5 - Community
Issues
Rhodes-Conway
& Schumacher to represent Northside
Alcohol, drugs and Northside youth by J.D. Stier
Stadium committee report moves forward by Marcus Watson
Page
6 - Community Issues
Farmers
Market begins May 6
continued
from page 1:
Pierce's here to stay: "I look around, and I see friends"
continued
from page 1:
Farmers Market returns: Bigger and better than ever!
continued
from page 1:
Positive
trends, even as Hancock Fabrics departs: Local businesses expand
and remodel at Northside TownCenter
Page
7 - Neighborhood News
CROP
results
Northside Neighbor-to-Neighbor Timebank News
continued
from page 5:
Stadium committee report moves forward
Page
8 - Neighborhood News
Kennedy
Heights going strong by Alyssa Kenney
Friends of Lakeview Hill Park busy restoring by Jon Becker
continued
from page 5:
Alcohol, drugs and Northside youth
Page
9 - Neighborhood News
Lake
View Hill neighborhood by Terrie Anderson
Local group receives federal funding to address fishing and health issues
News from Cherokee Marsh by Jan Axelson
Page
10 - Neighborhood News
Fire
fatality affects Northside by Lori Wirth
Stressed? Call the Parent Stressline by Marlene Hardick
Page
11 - Land Use
Northside
neighborhood planning on the horizon
Cherokee Marsh restoration continues
Page
12 - Environment
Fisherman
takes a state in the lake: Northside Jack Hurst discusses the
winter fish kill at Warner Park and more by Dorothy Wheeler
Page
13 - Environment
Your
mother's calling: Mother Earth wants her care by Marcus
Watson
It's hard being green ... But your efforts are worth saving the earth by Marlene Hardick
Page
14 - Business News
Kits
create colorful conundrumsby Mary Schumacher
Rod Tippery joins Strategic Wealth Management Group, LLC
New doctor joins Madison Chiropractic
Page
15 - Troy Gardens
Bulbs
away baby! Springtime at Troy is here by Marge Pitts
Page
16 - Arts & Culture
Third
time's a charm ... Northside Artist Group fetes three years
by Callie Reger
Page
17 - Good Works
Doctors,
and people, without borders: Local foundation aids struggling
city by Callie Reger
Page
18 - People
Local
family learns, teaches, reaches out: Son with autism takes lead
in new journey by Jennifer Fetterly
Page
19-22
2007
Northside Neighborhood Association Guide
Page
24 - School & Youth News
Emerson
nabs 1st and 2nd place in multi-school Book Bowl by Michael
Massey
Scouting for Food supports local pantries by Lydia Maurer
Gompers sweeps battle by Jacki Thomas
Page
25 - School & Youth News
Girl
Scout Thinking Day tradition continues on Northside by Cathy
and Robin Dobbratz
Dancing Extravaganza
Page
26 - School & Youth News
Northside
scouts move through the ranks by Jon Butcher
Page
27 - East High School
Know
Your Purgolder: Laura Coleman
Page
28 - East High School
Alan
Harris Column: What can we do?
Math news: MATC offers math credit, Pi Mile Run/Walk in May
Theatre renovation will require renewed commitment and effort by Sam Livingston
Page
29 - East High School
East
High winter sports wrap-up
continued
form page 28:
Theatre renovation
will require renewed commitment and effort
Page
30 - Police News
Richard Bach
Column
Page
31- News and Views From Elected Officials
Brian
Benford, District 12 Alderperson
Paul Van Roy, District 18 Alderperson
Dave Cieslewicz, Mayor of Madison
Page
32
- News and Views From Elected Officials
Kathleen
Falk, Dane County Executive
Paul Rusk, District 12 Supervisor
Dorothy Wheeler, District 18 Supervisor
Page
33 - News and Views From Elected Officials
Dave
Travis, State Representative
Jon Erpenbach, State Senator
Page
34 -
Community Resources
Katie
Scharf, Lakeview Library Librarian
Dennis McQuade, Community Social Worker
Judy Metz, Over the Garden Gate
Page
35 -
Community Resources
Health
Tips: Dr. Ross Royster (DC)
Nutrition Tips: Deborah Roussos (MS) and Ann Martin (RD)
Page
36 -
Senior
News
Cheryl Batterman, NESCO Executive
Director Column: Good News
Senior Activities
Page
37 - WPCRC
Brad Weisinger column
Golfers and walkers wanted for Circle of Friends events by Roberta Statz
Committee supports Warner Park Center expansion
Page
38 - Sports & Recreation
Warner Park
Youth Football continues its tradition by Jon Schwichtenberg
Page
39- Sports & Recreation
MSCR art
classes - meet Nancy McGregor by Nicole Graper
A new band of brothers: Gay men's rugby comes to Madison by Marcus Watson
