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1 - Front
Northside business climate challenged by perceptions and realities By Northside News
Speed=Unsafe Streets By Northside News
NBA Celebrates 15 years By Steven Potter
Neighborhood Plan: Preview and comment on draft recommendations at Dec. 13 Open House
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2 - Northside
News
Job Announcement
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3 - Northside Planning Council
500 Northsiders gather to celebrate, reflect
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4 - Northside
Planning Council
NPC member profile: Vernon Blackwell
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5 - Community
Demand doubles at The River Food Pantry By Jim Carrier
Pierce's announces changes
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6 - Community
Spotlight on community organizing: Grassroots Leadership College continues local organizing projects to better community
Hartmeyer Ice Arena needs your help By Kelly Olson
Plans for Stop-N-Go updated
Woman's Club funds Kennedy Heights By Alyssa Kenney
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7 - Community
Northside Arts, Crafts and Food Faire runs Sunday through Dec. 21
DuWayne's Salon receives Common Council recognition
News from Lake View Hill Neighborhood Association By Char Tortorice
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8 - Northside Home
Working together to keep everyone warm By Nancy Helgesen Lyons
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11 - Business
Northside Holiday Shopping Guide By Mary Schumacher
Restyle your home without a shopping trip
Business Bits
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12 - Environment
Lake View Hill County Park makes progress on restoration By Janet Battista
Cherokee Marsh seeks helpers By Jan Axelson
"Surly Surveyor" visits Lakeview Library for Cherokee Marsh talk, Jan. 17 By Jon Becker
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13 - Community GroundWorks
Community GroundWorks reaping awards for the Learning Community at Troy Gardens By Marge Pitts
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14 - Celebrations
Tenny marks 30 years By Marie A. Anderson
Interfaith Thanksgiving celebrates all By Marlene Hardick
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15 - Northside Trends
Parkour hits the Northside By Stephanie Dar
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16 - Schools
First Book and RSVP bring books to young readers By Char Tortorice
Lucy Mathiak Column: The Referendum Passed. What's next?
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17 - Schools
Shabazz students journey to Pine Ridge: Trip leaves lasting, deep impression By Emily Clinan
Shabazz provides unique learning experiences for students and community By Erykka Fox
Sherman Middle School Pantry helps students and families
Mendota volunteers wanted!
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18 - Schools
Purgolders shine in fall sports: Girls teams lead the way to State By Jill Jokela
Al Harris Column: Dividends of Giving
East High Math News By Cynthia Chin
Nelson
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19 - Police
Captain
Cam McLay Column
Don't take any chances! Follow these tips for safe home heating By Lori Wirth
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20 - 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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21
- News and Views From Elected Officials
Paul
Rusk, District 12 Supervisor
Dorothy Wheeler, District 18 Supervisor
Kathleen Falk, Dane County Executive
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22 - News and Views From Elected Officials
Jon
Erpenbach, State Senator
Kelda Helen Roys, State Representative
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23 -
Community Resources
Dennis
McQuade, Community Social Worker
Katie Scharf, Lakeview Librarian
Annual rummage sale offers free children's clothing
Help more people connect to Dane County resources
Northside scholarship soon accepting applications
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24 -
Community Resources
Health
Tips: Dr. Ross Royster (DC)
Nutrition Tips: Deborah Roussos (MS) and Ann Martin (RD)
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25 -
Senior
News
Cheryl Batterman, NESCO Executive
Director Column
Senior Activities
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- WPCRC
Brad Weisinger Column
Tricks and treats abound at WPCRC
Winter wonderland wonders By Marlene Hardick
Friends circle up to support Center By Dorothy Borchardt
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27 - Sports & Recreation
Madison Stars shine bright: Second/third grade girls win first tournament By Lynelle Harrison