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Sabrina Madison announces she will not seek reelection or run for mayor
Madison, who represents the city’s District 17, said she plans to finish her current term before leaving Madison to pursue new professional and personal opportunities.
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Crowley leads Tiffany in new voter poll ahead of Tuesday's election
MADISON, Wis. — New polling released this week shows David Crowley leading Tom Tiffany ahead of Tuesday’s election. Among likely voters, Crowley leads Tiffany 51% to 44%. His lead narrows among all registered voters, with Crowley at 47% and Tiffany at 44%. For the Record host Elly Laliberte...
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Sabrina Madison announces she will not seek reelection or run for mayor
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Madison Common Council President Sabrina Madison announced Sunday that she will not seek reelection to her council seat or run for mayor. Madison, who represents the city’s District 17, said she plans to finish her current term before leaving Madison to pursue new professional and personal opportunities.
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Wisconsin River recreation bridge to open Thursday, reconnecting communities and childhood memories
SAUK CITY, Wis. (WMTV) - A new recreational bridge over the Wisconsin River will be opening on Thursday open for crossing, bringing new opportunities for outdoor recreation and a chance for one former resident to revisit a piece of his childhood. The Wisconsin River Recreation Bridge near Sauk City is...
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Janesville Superintendent pay revealed through Gazette open records request
Hello, Rock County! Here are your top weekend headlines: According to documents provided in response to a Gazette open records request, Janesville superintendent Allison DeGraaf's superintendent's contract would pay $230,000 — a salary $15,000 higher than what current superintendent Mark Holzman is now paid. The Craig High School Honor Wall organizers are seeking alumni nominations to honor those who have made a significant impact in their field and given back to their communities. Tiny patients in Mercyhealth’s neonatal intensive care unit got into the Halloween spirit this year thanks to nurse JoAnn Gorsline, who has spent the past decade sewing handmade costumes for the hospital’s smallest patients. Do you have a story you'd like the Gazette to follow? Let us know with an email to The Gazette's City Editor, Neil Johnson at neil@gazettextra.com!
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Wyocena Village Votes to Shut Library, Residents Rally With 175 Signatures
Wyocena village officials have voted to close the community's public library by the end of 2026, after the South Central Library System found the facility out of compliance with state standards for two years running. Now residents are fighting back, gathering more than 175 petition signatures and offering cash to keep the doors open.