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Steineke on Only Citizens Voting Amendment: 'It’s absurd liberal cities are letting noncitizens vote in their elections'

By Solange DeLisle | Mar 31, 2022

A constitutional amendment that would allow only United States citizens to vote in elections held in Wisconsin is one step closer to becoming law after it advanced in the State House in late February.

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Schmelzer 'takes the helm' as parks director for Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

By Solange DeLisle | Aug 18, 2021

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has named a new director for the parks division who's been working his way up the ranks through the agency in his almost three decades of employment there.

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'Fittest athletes in the entire world' to compete in Madison for Cross Fit Games

By Solange DeLisle | Jul 29, 2021

The City of Madison is bringing the heat with temperatures headed into the 90s as elite athletes compete in the Cross Fit Games, the fourth time Madison has hosted the event.

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Cowles looks to advance new technologies, 'explore other options' to boost Wisconsin plastic recycling system

By Solange DeLisle | Jul 23, 2021

Wisconsin State Sen. Rob Cowles (R-Green Bay) has worked hard in the state legislature to push the state to assist with a recycling system that would help get a "second use" out of recycled plastics.

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'Ensure your voice is heard': Anderson encourages community to take Yahara Watershed improvement survey

By Solange DeLisle | Jul 11, 2021

An organization working to improve water quality at Dane County's Yahara Watershed and its five lakes in order to bring it up to federal water quality and usability standards is looking for input from the community to develop a plan of action.

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'Best city ever': Madison cinematographer shines spotlight on city attractions

By Solange DeLisle | Jul 11, 2021

Tourism and commerce took a hard financial hit last year due to restrictions and lockdowns associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, but several people who live in Madison hope the strong sense of pride they have in their city can help breath new life into those industries.