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'Jug handle' offered for intersection of Junction and Mineral Point
A long-sought fix for one of the most congested intersections in Madison may come in the shape of a jug handle.
July 15, 2008 Because Oregon Health and Science University has 59 clinics, two hospitals and 800 salaried faculty physicians, implementing an enterprisewide electronic health records system was a daunting task.
Another try at national health care reform
The latest campaign to reform the country's health care system opened with a splash Tuesday, holding simultaneous news conferences in the Wisconsin state capitol and 52 other cities across the country.
With ozone alert, Dane County acts
When air quality teeters near unhealthy levels in Dane County, office lights are turned down, commuters can take the bus for free, and at the local utility, workers get a lunch if they don't drive to work that ...
Teen's Mistake Causes Fitchburg Apartment Complex Fire
Residents of the Fitchburg Springs apartment complex spent Sunday going through what was left of their apartments, trying to salvage anything they could after a fire.
Residents in disbelief after hot coals cause apartment fire
Residents stood in disbelief in the parking lot of their charred apartment building today, the bright blue water of an adjacent swimming pool a jarring contrast.
Fire Heavily Damages Fitchburg Apartment Complex
A Friday night apartment fire in Fitchburg has displaced around 40 people and caused $3 million in damages to the building.
Children's Deploys Epic EMR Tools
The CPOE tools will allow physicians, nurses and other clinicians to directly enter medication, respiratory and nursing orders themselves.
Bicyclist Injured in Hit and Run
At approximately 6:30 am, Dane County Sheriff's Deputies responded to a Hit and Run on Fitchrona Road near Grandview Road in the town of Verona.
Police Investigate Fatal Shooting On Tempe Drive
Authorities are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred on Tempe Drive in Madison on Sunday night.
Rhythm and Booms turns out fewer people, mosquitoes than expected
Iffy weather apparently kept some revelers away from Rhythm and Booms at Warner Park Saturday, and organizers were predicting a turnout of 200,000 as latecomers flowed into the park at dusk.
Madison area company targets lobbying group
One of the state's most powerful lobbying groups has lost a member after a major Madison-area company said it would avoid working with the group's supporters.
Hotel Bonanza; More Hotels are Settling in Madison's Suburbs,...
Wisconsin State Journal June 25, 2008 Wednesday ALL EDITION FRONT; Pg. A1 1301 words HOTEL BONANZA; MORE HOTELS ARE SETTLING IN MADISON'S SUBURBS, BOOSTING REVENUE FROM ROOM TAXES AND LURING MORE CUSTOMERS TO ...
Madison suburbs see a hotel building boom
Jun. 25--VERONA -- The hotel's lobby is high-ceilinged and decorated in sophisticated, serene hues.
First published May 17, 2002 Where do you work? Do you have an office with a door to shut out the world? Are you in a semi-private cubicle, or an open-space seating plan? Are you hunkered down on the factory ...
Dane County Board OKs sale of land in Verona
The Dane County Board on Thursday approved a $1.3 million sale of six acres of surplus property in Verona to a developer despite objections that plans for the site have yet to be announced.
Epic in Verona, chamber music, and The Midwest Beat in the June 20 edition of Isthmus
What can you find in this week's Isthmus ? Highlights from the latest issue follow: Marc Eisen provides a rare inside look into Epic Systems, Dane County's preeminent high-tech employer.
Madison Parade of Homes 2008, Verona edition
A little smaller, a little greener Linda Falkenstein on Thursday 06/12/2008 12:11 pm The Madison Parade of Homes 2008 consists of 24 homes on display at four sites, up from last year's 21 homes at only three ...
Speculative greed trumps US gas market fundamentals: consultant
"Natural gas supply and demand is not out of balance, but that has taken a back seat to new money finding its way into commodities through index funds," the Verona, Wisconsin-based consultant said in a report.
Developer's claim against bank tossed
A Verona developer who alleged that a local bank ruined his businesses with false promises of a multimillion-dollar loan will not get his day in court, a Dane County judge ruled last week.