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1 - Front
Most
wanted: Restaurants, department stores, movie theater, bakery
Northsiders also want clothing, gift, craft, shoe and
video stores and live music! by Julie Spears
Parking challenges TownCenter tenants, Mallards by Dana Slowiak
Citizens and the School Board Northsiders lead grassroots effort to engage the community and decision makers by Julie Spears
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2 - NPC
NPC
Member Profile: Jeff Shokler compiled by J.D.
Stier
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3 - Fifth Annual North Star Awards
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4 - Community
Northside
support sought for The Homelessness Prevention Fund by Dana
Slowiak
Editor's Column
Northside News Masthead & Advertising Rates
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5 - Community
Safer
walking & biking wanted for Northside by Lisa Wiese
Guest Opinion: The new city budget: What a shame by Esty Dinur
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6 - Community
Timebanking
in action: International conference held in Madison by Terrie
Anderson
Celebrate holidays without cash by Marlene Hardick
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7 - Community
"Locavores"
meet their food's growers: Farmers Market connects local consumers
and producers by Lynette Jandl
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8 - Neighborhood
Margaret's
Fund: A Northside Scholarship close to goal By Alyssa Kenney
& Anne Pryor
Kenney honored for youth work
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9 - Neighborhood
Kennedy
Heights receives $30,000 in grants by Kiesha Young
Troy Drive getting sidewalks: Hybrid option increases pedestrian safety by Dana Slowiak
Fourth annual Hoses and Handcuffs big success by Dave Bruns
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10 - Cover Story
Continued
From Front Page
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Citizens and the School Board Northsiders lead
grassroots effort to engage the community and decision makers
Northside Street Names
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11 - Cover Story
Continued
From Front Page
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Most
wanted: Restaurants, department stores, movie theater, bakery
Northsiders also want clothing, gift, craft, shoe and
video stores and live music!
Page
12 - Church
"Hammer
with a Heart" aids homeowners
Lakeview Lutheran breaks records, raises over $10K for CROP Hunger Walk by Lynn Case
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13 - Business
La
Queretana fills Mexican, American niches: Family-run store serves
up fresh authentic cuisine by Mary Schumacher
Business Bits
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14 - Land Use and Development
Northside
Plans: What's in the Works?
Continued
From Front Page
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Parking
challenges TownCenter tenants, Mallards
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15 - Environment
News
from Cherokee Marsh by Jan Axelson
Winter doesn't slow Friends of Lake View Hill Park by Jon Becker
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16 - Arts & Culture
Working
both sides of the brain: Artist and software engineer creates
by Stephanie Dar
NSAG expands to the Overture by Stephanie Dar
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17 - Troy Gardens
Troy
Gardens' learning community branches outward and blazing new
trails by Marge Pitts
Troy Gardens launches e-commerce
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18 - People
Lake
View teacher spends summer in Tai, Viet Namese classrooms by
Susie Hobart
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19 - School & Youth
Donated
plants beautify Emerson school garden by Matt Dries
It's Girl Scout cooke time!
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20 - School & Youth
New playground
in the oaks sought by Kim Besmer
Sherman's sixth spicy chili cook-off by Kit Laibly
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21 - East High School
Alan
Harris: Momentum
East girls swim to first ever state championship by Jill Jokela
East-Shabazz students raise funds for Pine Ridge trip by Cynthia Chin
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22 - East High School
Learning
"community" leads youth to achievement by Alex
Johnson
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23 - Police News
Richard Bach
Column
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24 - News and Views From Elected Officials
Satya
Rhodes-Conway, District 12 Alderperson
Michael Schumacher, District 18 Alderperson
Dave Cieslewicz, Mayor of Madison
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25
- News and Views From Elected Officials
Paul
Rusk, District 12 Supervisor
Dorothy Wheeler, District 18 Supervisor
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26- News and Views From Elected Officials
Jon
Erpenbach, State Senator
Dave Travis, State Representative
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27 -
Community Resources
Katie
Scharf, Lakeview Library Librarian
MGE Energy Assistance
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28 -
Community Resources
Health
Tips: Dr. Ross Royster (DC)
Nutrition Tips: Deborah Roussos (MS) and Ann Martin (RD)
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29 -
Senior
News
Cheryl Batterman, NESCO Executive
Director Column: Who do you call?
Senior Activities
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30 - WPCRC
Brad Weisinger column
Friends raise over $85,000: New members welcome to join by Dorothy Borchardt
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31 - Celebrations
Interfaith
Thanksgiving builds understanding by Dana Slowiak
'Tis the season of holidays
