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SloPig dinner showcased heritage pork as food and drink ingredient
by Hakyung Chung | 04/23/2013 - 5:08am

Foodies celebrated heritage pigs, educated attendees with pork dishes and  bacon-infused cocktails

Tags: Capitol Neighborhood Inc, Food, Local Business, Isthmus
Milwaukee coffee roaster to open Madison cafe
by Haley Perrin | 01/28/2013 - 8:10am

Beginning this spring, Madison’s Capitol square will have a new source of energy, fueled by Alterra Coffee Roasters.

Alterra, a large, independent coffee roaster from the Milwaukee area, looks forward to opening their first Madison location in March, said Ramie Camarena, Alterra’s events and communications manager. It will be located in the Tenney Plaza Building, 110 E Main Street near the Capitol.

Tags: Capitol Neighborhood Inc, Food, Local Business, Isthmus
From Guinea to Madison, dancing with Maya Kadakia
by Nora Hertel | 12/19/2012 - 12:50pm

VIDEO: Local residents dance to West African-style drumming with instructor Maya Kadakia

Tags: Capitol Neighborhood Inc, Madison Faces, Marquette, Monona Bay Neighborhood Association, Old Market Place, Sherman Terrace, Tenney-Lapham, Education, UW Campus, Diversity, Parks & Recreation, People, Sports, Isthmus
Hikes in bus fare could price out users
by Rory Linnane | 11/13/2012 - 7:50am

Common Council members aren’t the only ones taking a stand against Mayor Paul Soglin’s proposed bus fare hikes.

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Soglin kicks off first food policy council meeting
by Haley Perrin | 11/12/2012 - 7:13am

Mayor Paul Soglin made the opening statements at the first Madison Food Policy Council meeting during National Food Day on Oct. 24.

The MFPC is an extension of the Dane County board. It joins the Dane County Food Council and Coalition, but aims more at the question of accessibility and affordability than connecting producers to buyers, which is the focus of the county’s council and coalition.

Mayor Soglin commenced the Food Policy Council by explaining its importance.

Tags: Capitol Neighborhood Inc, East, Meadowood, Food, Far West, Isthmus, Near East, Near West, North, South Central, Southwest, West
Madison Public Library considers digital press for local authors and a new e-book model
by Mary Sussman | 10/30/2012 - 5:04am

The library hopes to e-publish local authors, seeks a new model for e-books to reduce costs  

Tags: Capitol Neighborhood Inc, Education, Development, Local Media, Voices
Grace Food Pantry helps meet local need for food
by Anna Nadon | 11/30/2011 - 1:22pm

To increase access for community families, pantry will allow more frequent visits

Tags: Capitol Neighborhood Inc, City Life, Food, Services
REAP's Farm to School Program provides fresh fruits and vegetables at snack time
by Megan Bjella | 11/01/2011 - 9:37pm

Over 4,000 MMSD students benefit from healthy mealtime snacks

Tags: Capitol Neighborhood Inc, Cherokee Garden, Food, Education, Mendota Hills, Development, Vera Court, People, Youth
The other Halloween party on State Street
by Amelia Wedemeyer | 11/01/2011 - 10:40am

State Street shops and businesses hosted a Halloween celebration for children and families

Tags: Capitol Neighborhood Inc, Food, Local Business, Youth, Isthmus
Which Way Will Win? The debate over Johnson and Gorham
by Steve Horn | 10/31/2011 - 12:37pm

Gorham and Johnson Streets are the gateways in and out of downtown Madison, respectively. According to city records, the two roads both see upwards of 20,000 cars each day. All of that could be changing soon.

Tags: Capitol Neighborhood Inc, Transportation
An edible classroom at Sherman Middle School
by Megan Bjella | 10/19/2011 - 9:17pm

L'Etoile chef teaches students how to grow and prepare their own food at Sherman Middle School

Tags: Capitol Neighborhood Inc, Food, Education, Environment, Maple Wood, Local Business, Youth
Community debates bill to repeal discrimination protection for felons
by Mario Koran | 10/18/2011 - 6:52pm

A new bill proposed by Wisconsin Republican representatives would repeal discrimination protection for felons and may limit employment opportunities

Tags: Capitol Neighborhood Inc, City Life, City, Local Business, People, Isthmus

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