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Press Release: 19 of 31 Candidates Fail to File Appropriately
Contact: Matt Kozlowski, Admin@ProDane.org, (715) 571-1577FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE19 OF 31 CANDIDATES FAIL TO FILE APPROPRIATELY
Madison school board candidate TJ Mertz discusses Walker's budget, voucher schools
By Isthmus Staff, published on The Daily Page 3/28/13
Five candidates are competing for three seats on the Madison school board, with the general election on April 2, 2013.
The political context for the races is explosive, given Gov. Scott Walker's revolutionary proposals for education in Wisconsin: cuts to public school funding, an expansion of the voucher program, and a revamping of teachers' evaluations and bargaining rights.
Plan would make it easier to use city of Madison land for edible landscaping
By Linda Falkenstein
Published on The Isthmus Daily Page 2/26/13
An ordinance will be introduced at tonight's Common Council meeting making it easier for residents to plant edible landscaping on city land.
Section 8.32, Edible Landscaping on City-Owned Lands, to be introduced by Ald. Satya Rhodes-Conway, is meant to "encourage the planting and harvesting of locally grown fruits, vegetables, nuts and other edible plant forms, and to regulate the...
Press Release: Progressive Dane's Statement on Sarah Manski's Withdrawal from the School Board Race
CONTACT: MIKE JOHNSON, CO-CHAIR PROGRESSIVE DANE (414) 704-5811 – ADMIN@PRODANE.ORG
For Immediate Release: FEBRUARY 24TH, 2013
On January 23rd, 2013, Progressive Dane made a dual endorsement in the Madison Metropolitan School Board race for Seat 5. At the time, Progressive Dane had no indication that Sarah Manski would not be able to follow through on the campaign or hold the seat if elected. Progressive Dane...
Several candidates with ties to Wisconsin Capitol protests running for local office in Madison this spring
By: John Waters
Published on The Isthmus Daily Page on 2/21/13
On his city council campaign website, a photo of Christian Hansen shows him posing in the State Capitol rotunda wearing a button bearing the orange-and-blue logo of the #wiunion movement. The message Hansen is trying to convey is clear even if the connection between the Capitol protests of two years ago and the Madison Common Council are not.
Nine candidates square off in 2013 primary races for Madison city council
By: Joe Tarr
Published in the Isthmus on 02/14/2013
Twelve of the city's 20 Common Council districts will be contested this spring, but only three of them involve primaries on Feb. 19. Three people apiece are running for the 2nd, 13th and 15th district seats. The top two vote-getters in each district will square off in the April 2 general election.
All nine candidates can be painted in various shades...
