1. Return of national guard unit will test veteran care efforts Return of national guard unit will test veteran care efforts
    By STEVEN VERBURG | sverburg@madison.com | 608-252-6118

    The military trained them for war. Now it's preparing them for peace.

    The return Saturday of the most banged-up Wisconsin National Guard unit since World War II will test crucial veteran care efforts that will roll into high gear in January when 3,200 citizen soldiers come back fro…

    Updated: Nov 20, 2009 | 4:15 pm | Loading…
  2. Football family: Siblings have chance to help Waunakee claim state crown
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    Football family: Siblings have chance to help Waunakee claim state crown
    By DENNIS SEMRAU The Capital Times dsemrau@madison.com
    Kristi and Kevin McCarthy can’t believe their good fortune. The Waunakee couple understands how rare it is for a parent to be able to watch one of their children compete for a state championship.
    Nov 20, 2009 | 3:45 am | Loading…
  3. City Council members embrace developer fees for parks City Council members embrace developer fees for parks
    KRISTIN CZUBKOWSKI | The Capital Times | kristinc@madison.com
    Impact fees come from projects that provoke the need for expensive additions to city infrastructure.
    Nov 20, 2009 | 2:15 am | Loading…

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