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Page 1
- Front Page
Cherokee
plan is promoted & contested: ... and Plan Commission
hears and speaks by Northside News
Mallards'
success a two-edged sword? Victories, great fans and
support also take a toll on some by Marcus
Watson
Taverns
close as smoking ban's 1st anniversary arrives by
Marcus Watson
Page
2 - Editor's Page &
Masthead
From the Editor,
by Jim Powell
Letters to
the Northside News
Advertising
Rates
Page
3 - NPC News
Community
services funding cut: Planning councils escape chopping block
for now by Northside News
Neighborhood
leaders needed: Council seeks a wide range of people to improve
quality of life for all Northside residents
Grow into
leadership: Semester-long training offered this fall
Page
4 - Community Issues
Goodman Pool
opens
Maple Bluff
Annexation
Warner Park
pool fundraiser on August 26
by Roberta Statz
Page
5 - Community Issues
continued
from page 1:
Mallards'
success a two-edge sword?
Rhythm &
Booms to meet with the neighbors
What in the
world..." Reader identifies mystery picture
Page
6 - Community Issues
A world of
opportunity at the Timebank by Jody Schmitz
continued
from page 1:
Taverns
close as smoking ban's 1st anniversary arrives
Page
7 - Focus on Food
The Quest
for Freshness by Sue Morrison
Farmers market's
season is event-filled by Nan Cline
Page
8 - Focus on Food
CROP WALK
prepares for another big year: Benefits Dane County food pantries
and Independent Living Meals on Wheels by Lynn
Case
Kids Feed
Madison
Page
9 - Environment
Nature comes
first for all: Cherokee Park Inc. pledges to "preserve quality
of life" and Friends to "protect, preserve and restore"
continued
from page 1:
Cherokee
plan is promoted and contested
Environment-friendly
changes considered for Madison's highest elevation by
Jon Becker
Page
10 - Business News
Northgate,
diversity and the American Dream: Local businesses offer multicultural
customer service by Marcus Watson
Page
11 - Business News
Barbershop
quartet works harmoniously: After 40 years, four cutters still
coif your curls by Lee Hayden
Page
12 - Church News
Lakeview Lutheran
welcomes neighborhood for Health Fair
Senior Forums
resume at Lakeview Lutheran
Page
13 - School & Youth
News
Chernobyl
children keep memories alive by Susan Hobart
Page
14 - School & Youth
News
Books can
make the long, hot summer days bearableby Judy
"Jude" Bremer
The Sherman
Way: Back to School by Dr. Ann Yehle
Summer fun
at Sherman Middle School by Kit Liably
Page
15 - Neighborhood News
Baseball and
barbeque: A win for Vera Court and the Mallards by
Megan Cain
What did you
do on the 4th of July?
Save the date!
City of Madison Neighborhoods Conference
Page
16 - Troy Gardens
New Troy Gardens
education director grows into job by Marge
Pitts
Savor the
Summer Festival at Troy Gardens coming August 12 by
Marge Pitts
Page
17 - Northside Festivals
Savor the
Summer Festival at Troy Gardens, Aug. 12
Whole Northside
Block Party, Sept. 2
Northern Exposure:
Vera Court Neighborhood Center, Sept. 9
Apple Fest:
NESCO, Sept. 23
Neighborhood
Fall Festival: St. Paul Lutheran Church, Oct. 1
Page
18 - East High School
Alan Harris
column: Transitions
Madison East
High School Athletic Booster Club wants you! by
Alan Crossley
Page
19 - East High School
Know Your
Purgolder: Jim Montgomery
Support 2006
East Madison Boys Soccer by Page Krause
Page
20 - East High School
Many happy
returns ... sort of by Susan Linck
Page
21 -
East High School
George Kelly:
"Let them eat cake" Retiring teacher gives Class of
2006 ingredients to a successful, happy life by
Carla Shedivy
Parent Involvement
a high priority for Harris by Jennifer Fetterly
Page
22 - Police
News
Page
23 - News
and Views From Elected Officials
Brian Benford,
District 12 Alderperson
Paul Van Roy,
District 18 Alderperson
Dave Cieslewicz,
Mayor of Madison
Page
24 - News
and Views From Elected Officials
Kathleen Falk,
Dane County Executive
Paul Rusk,
District 12 Supervisor
Dorothy Wheeler,
District 18 Supervisor
Page
25 - News
and Views From Elected Officials
Dave Travis,
State Representative
Jon Erpanbach,
State Senator
Page
26 - Community
Resources
Katie Scharf,
Lakeview Library Librarian
Dennis McQuade,
Community Social Worker
Page
27 - Community
Resources
Health Tips:
Dr. Ross Royster (DC)
Nutrition
Tips: Deborah Roussos (MS) and Ann Martin (RD)
Over the Garden
Gate by Judy Metz
Page
28 - Community
Resources
Metro changes
Northside routes by Sue Morrison
Northside
hosts the Alzheimer's Association's Memory Walk 2006
by Julie Newquist
Square dance
with the Westport Squares
by Paul Van Rooy
Page
29 - WPCRC
News
Brad Weisinger
Column
Page
30 - Senior
News
Cheryl Batterman,
NESCO Executive Director Column: Summer Reflections
Senior Activities
Page
31 - Sports
& Recreation
Local youth
score big at national basketball tournament
NESYB scholarship
fundraiser slated for September 8 by Lynelle
Harrison
Warner Park
Youth Football season starts August 8
by
Jon Schwichtenberg
NESYB tryouts
for Fall/Winter season begin in September
by Lynelle Harrison
Page
32 - Northside
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