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Feedback for Feb. 27, 2020
One reader was not amused by a new game that pokes fun at the Trump administration: “It’s a mockery of a real crisis in our country.”
Feb 27, 2020
Feedback for Feb. 20, 2020
More love for Bill and Bobbie Malone. More frustration with Robin Vos and Scott Fitzgerald.
Feb 20, 2020
Feedback for Feb. 13, 2020
The sad decimation of science at the DNR parallels the ongoing federal purge.
Feb 13, 2020
Feedback for Feb. 6, 2020
Letters respond to our cover story on the Walker administration's dismantling of the DNR's Science Services Bureau and show support for Madison's Market Square theater.
Feb 6, 2020
Feedback for Jan. 16, 2020
Trust the emerging science on PFAS contamination, urges a local doctor.
Jan 16, 2020
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Feedback for Jan. 2, 2020
Milwaukee the civic envy of Madison? Not according to some readers, who take issue with Dave Cieslewicz' cover story.
Jan 2, 2020
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Feedback for Dec. 19, 2019
Milwaukee gets props for innovation; reader doesn’t buy that low pay is root of problem in district attorney’s office.
Dec 19, 2019
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Feedback for Dec. 12, 2019
Readers defend, attack article on Jonny Hunter’s legal troubles.
Dec 12, 2019
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Feedback for Dec. 5, 2019
Good point by a reader. Yes, the state and federal government guarantee family leave for the birth of a child. But it is unpaid.
Dec 5, 2019
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In the November Nonprofit issue
Five nonprofits you should know about
Nonprofits are navigating challenging times while doing important work in Dane County.
Isthmus is a nonprofit, pass it on!
Isthmus will celebrate five years as a nonprofit next year yet some people in the community are unaware of the transition and many changes at the paper.
Access takes center stage
Audio description, live captioning and ASL interpretation are a few of the services offered by Madison’s performing arts groups for people with disabilities.
‘The 100 deadly words’
It’s been a fraught time for nonprofits since Donald Trump returned to the White House, especially organizations that serve immigrants, BIPOC communities, and women.
Past is present
Stonemason Jason Arndt works out of a converted creamery in Lake Mills. He’s made few updates to the 1878 building.
