Dean Mosiman
The Capital Times
Madison, WI, United States
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Madison poised to get $1.5 million from nonprofit that prompted GOP's constitutional amendment
The money must be used to help operate safe and secure elections and can't be used to influence the outcome an election or intervene in political campaigns. → Read More
Rastafarian church in Downtown Madison distributes cannabis as city tries to stop it
Since March, two men have been operating the Lion of Judah House of Rastafari church and openly been smoking cannabis and distributing it as a sacrament to donating church members → Read More
Public health approach seeks to cure violence by healing trauma
Madison and Dane County are adopting a public health approach to violence that's based on data, science and the voices of those most affected in the community. → Read More
High demand pushes Madison home values to new record
With a healthy economy and high demand for housing, Madison, Wis., set a record for the value of the average single-family home and saw strong growth in commercial values, especially big apartment buildings with 50 or more units. → Read More
Madison Public Market options now include shopping center site
Madison Local Food Committee moving on strategy to implement public market on the East Side, including options for design that include shopping plaza site on East Washington Avenue. → Read More
City faces challenge in moving employees, services from Madison Municipal Building
The city is making plans to temporarily relocate 200 employees and services from Madison Municipal Building for two-year renovation. → Read More
Property tax bills stable in most Dane County communities
Stability in many Dane County communities due to a continuing change in state funding for technical colleges, tight state caps in municipal taxes and school revenues, and growth. → Read More
Madison's "21st Alder" leaves a legacy of community service
Rosemary Lee served the community as a volunteer and omnipresent activist at Madison City Hall. → Read More
Developer eyes mixed-use project near Camp Randall
Early concept would demolish two structures on the 1600 block of Monroe Street for housing, commercial space and parking. → Read More
Family, friends and advocates celebrate lives, mourn passing of the homeless who died this year
The homeless who died this year are remembered Monday at the Longest Night Homeless Persons Memorial Service on Capitol Square. → Read More
Funding loss threatens sharp cut in YWCA's transit service
YWCA is looking to replace $150,000 cut in state funding to fully preserve transit for jobs, sexual assault prevention and community agency programs. → Read More
Goodman Community Center buys neighboring building for expansion
Goodman will complete space needs analysis before deciding how to reuse former Madison Brass Works Building. → Read More
Developer proposes project for Olds Seed Building on Near East Side
McGrath Property Group would reuse Olds Seed Building for housing and build new residential structure behind it on 700 block of Williamson Street. → Read More
Sponsors intend to revise tenant-landlord, historic preservation proposals
Municipal leaders, fire officials and historic preservationists from across the state oppose the measures. → Read More
Proposed state legislation would devastate historic preservation, critics say
The proposal by Republic lawmakers would require property owner's consent before landmark designations and would make municipal landmarks ordinances voluntary, critics say → Read More
Proposed state legislation would devestate historic preservation, critics say
The proposal by Republic lawmakers would require property owner's consent before landmark designations and would make municipal landmarks ordinances voluntary, critics say → Read More
Metro Transit riders give high marks for overall satisfaction with concerns on crowding
A majority of riders surveyed rate Metro Transit good or very good in all 13 satisfaction categories, but there are concerns about crowding on buses, cleanliness of buses and personal → Read More
Nonprofit proposes first low-cost housing project Downtown in 10 years
Madison Development Corp. would demolish three houses for a 46-unit apartment building on 400 block of West Mifflin Street. → Read More
MATC sees interest from developers in buying Downtown campus site and expansion in South Side
The college is exploring the possibility of selling its Downtown campus and shifting those operations to the city's South Side. → Read More
Mayor Paul Soglin, City Council members want close look at city building for men's homeless shelter
The Fairchild Building Downtown could replace the Grace Episcopal Church basement as a single men's homeless shelter. → Read More