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1 - Front
Meikle's
True Value to expand Destination store to open on September
1 by Mary Schumacher
Committee asks Northsiders to help set priorities for action by Linda Horvath
Bicycling advocates explore options by Michael Basford
Cherokee Marsh land preserved by Lee Hayden
Tennyson Terrace revisioned by The Northside News
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2 - Northside
News
Northside
News Action Alerts
Northside News Masthead & Advertising Rates
Margaret's Fund reaches goal!
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3 - Northside Planning Council
Fifteen
years of Northside change: From troubled neighborhood to national
neighborhood of the year
Page
4 - Northside
Planning Council
NPC
Member Profile: Ellen Barnard
Madison School Board inches forward on equity: The Madison School Board unanimously approved a new equity policy on June 2
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5 - Community
Mallards
and the Northside: Getting better every summer by Vern Stenman
Madison Metro preserves Northside routes
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6 - Community
Family
literacy program hangs on after funding loss by Mary Schumacher
Habitat for Humanity purchases Northside land for new homes
Page
7 - Neighborhood
Northside
Timebank challenges you by Terrie Anderson
Lost history of the Northside: Book announcement by Tom Doherty and author profile by Lee Hayden
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8 - Elected Special Profile
One
year down, one to go: Northside alders Rhodes-Conway and Schumacher
reflect on service by Lee Hayden
Page
9 - Cover Stories
North
Sherman resurfacing begins on June 30
Continued
From Front Page ~
Bicycling
advocates explore options
Page
10 - Cover Stories
Cherokee
development moves forward, Fifth Addition Development Plan
Continued
From Front Page ~
Committee
asks Northsiders to help set priorities for action
Cherokee Marsh land preserved
Tennyson Terrace revisioned
Page
11 - Neighborhood
News
from Lake View Hill Neighborhood Association by Char Tortorice
Fun for everyone this summer at Vera Court Neighborhood Center
Kennedy Heights celebrates community by Alyssa Kenney
Page
12 - Northside History
A
look back at Sherman Middle School, part 2 by Nancy Hegesen
Lyons
Page
13 - Environment
Friends
of Lake View Hill Park by Nelson Zane Eisman
Lake View Hill County Park Master Plan Public Information Meeting by Sara Kwitek
Continued
From Front Page ~
Tennyson
Terrace revisioned
Page
14 - Environment
MGE
summer energy-saving tips by Nancy Helgesen Lyons
News from Cherokee Marsh by Jan Axelson
Page
15 - Church
Celebration
of unity by Veronica Berry
Neighborhood family fun day at St Paul Lutheran Church
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16 - Summer
Carpenter-Ridgeway
NA hosts fundraising garden tour by Randy Glysch
11th annual VSA Golf Exhibition with Steve Stricker on Aug. 18
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17 - Summer
Maple
Bluff welcomes garden tour by Beth Swanson
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18 - Northside
Northside
Farmers Market a win-win for all by Lynette Jandl
Launching Madison's first "therapeutic" expedition program
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19 - Troy Gardens
Learn
a little, work a little to steward the landscape at Troy Gardens
by Marge Pitts
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20 - Arts & Culture
For
local artist, light inspires creative process: Community and
photography exemplify the practice by Terrie Anderson
"On the Borderline: at Lakeview Library
Page
21 - Business
Welcome,
Dr. Rodriquez!
Northgate Shopping Center purchases by Alexander Company by Mary Schumacher
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22 - Business
Credit
union comes North by Mary Schumacher
Taste of Asia celebrates fourth anniversary
Business Bits
Page
23 - School & Youth
Working,
listening - A trip to Pine Ridge Reservation by Hilary Gehin
and Ella Wiese Moore
Battle of the Books champions!
Page
24 - School & Youth
Troop
23 camps at Mirror Lake
Drosuth earns Eagle Scout rank assisting UW Children's Hospital by Jon Butcher
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25 - East High School
Alan
Harris: Service East!
Math Week celebrated at East by Cynthia Chin
East engineers win national robotics competition: Team focuses on students of color by Carla Shedivy
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26 - East
High School
Know Your
Purgolder: John Olson
East High performs
It's not your parents' prom ... And that's a good thing! by Susan Stein
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27 - Police
Captain
Cam McLay Column
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28 - News and Views From Elected Officials
Satya
Rhodes-Conway, District 12 Alderperson
Michael Schumacher, District 18 Alderperson
Dave Cieslewicz, Mayor of Madison
Page
29
- News and Views From Elected Officials
Paul
Rusk, District 12 Supervisor
Dorothy Wheeler, District 18 Supervisor
Kathleen Falk, Dane County Executive
Page
30- News and Views From Elected Officials
Jon
Erpenbach, State Senator
Dave Travis, State Representative
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31 -
Community Resources
Dennis
McQuade, Community Social Worker
Katie Scharf, Lakeview Library Librarian
Judy Metz, Over the Garden Gate
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32 -
Community Resources
Health
Tips: Dr. Ross Royster (DC)
Nutrition Tips: Deborah Roussos (MS) and Ann Martin (RD)
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32 -
Senior
News
Cheryl Batterman, NESCO Executive
Director Column
Senior Activities
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34 - WPCRC
Warner Park Center Mission
Pounding for a pool by Dorothy Borchardt
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35 - Sports & Recreation
Punt, Pass
and Kick at Warner Park: Youth football season starts on Aug.
5 by Jon Schwichtenberg
Madison Stars debuts ball club by Lynelle Harrison
