1. Edgewater project finally clears a hurdle Edgewater project finally clears a hurdle
    Chris Rickert | 608-252-6198 | crickert@madison.com
    By the slimmest of margins early Thursday morning, the city’s Urban Design Commission gave what backers of a controversial plan to renovate the historic hotel have been wanting for months — a victory.
    Updated: Mar 18, 2010 | 5:23 am | Loading…
  2. Voters will be asked to pay for MATC expansions Voters will be asked to pay for MATC expansions
    By TODD FINKELMEYER | The Capital Times | tfinkelmeyer@madison.com
    It’s been nearly a year since Madison Area Technical College got approval for its ambitious facilities master plan, but before any of its multimillion dollar projects can become reality, voters will have to approve a referendum giving MATC the green light to increase the amount it collects…
    Updated: Mar 18, 2010 | 5:42 am | Loading…
  3. Forty years into her career, comedian Lily Tomlin remains a memorable character Forty years into her career, comedian Lily Tomlin remains a memorable character
    By KATJUSA CISAR | The Capital Times | kcisar@madison.com
    Next Wednesday, March 23 in Overture Hall, she'll be performing her famous character sketches, updated for 2010 (sourpuss Ernestine now works in a health insurance office).
    Mar 18, 2010 | 5:00 am | Loading…

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