To commuters, this stretch of waterfront along John Nolen Drive between Olin Park and Willy Street is a daily companion during the drive to and from work. To pedestrians, the waterfront is a place to run, bike, and gaze across the water to the lights of downtown in the distance. But three design teams are hoping to transform this 1.7 mile stretch of lakeshore that marks one of Madison’s first impressions on visitors.
Yannette Figueroa Cole Running in Primary Election for District 10
We continue our coverage of the spring primary election for the alder seat in District 10 with Incumbent Alder Yannette Figueroa Cole. Having served the district since 2021, Figueroa Cole […]
Madison, January 1965
Madison in the sixties – January, 1965 On January 28, right- wing radio talker Bob Siegrist reveals that Daily Cardinal managing editor John Gruber rents a room at 515 W. […]
Evers Focuses on Mental Health, Increased Local Funding in State of th...
Governor Evers’ State of the State address came as Wisconsin sits at a particularly high fiscal point. According to the nonpartisan state agency that provides fiscal analysis to the state […]
A Well on Madison’s West Side is Getting a Big Upgrade
Well 19 is one of Madison’s major wells, pumping 500 million gallons of water a year to campus and the west side. But, it also contains three naturally-occurring contaminants: iron, […]
The Ins and Outs of the UW Zoological Museum
In an unassuming building off of West Johnson Street, sits the remains of around 750,000 animal specimens for scientific research in the UW Zoological Museum. One of five museum collections […]
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