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With more than 700 students, Leopold school (shown here in May) has the largest elementary school enrollment in the Madison School District. read story
For UW coaches, fall is tough balance between football and family
- Sveum changes up Brewers' lineup, clubhouse
- Boo birds take roost at Miller Park
- Mike Lucas: Attanasio acted on instincts because Yost often didn't
- Tarpley, Markgraf assigned to Chicago pro soccer team
- Melvin has much 'to-do' about Brewers
- Recruiting: Pennsylvania linebacker commits to UW
- Edgewood multi-sport star Strang commits to UW for hockey, his 'No. 1 choice'
- Brewers GM: Firing Yost shows 'we're serious about winning'
- Recreation calendar: Your guide to active sports in the Madison area
Sonic Foundry switches Nasdaq stock markets
- Wall Street shake-up not end of world, local experts say
- Businesses could face tighter credit after Lehman bankruptcy
- Los Angeles Times: 'A watershed day for Wall Street'
- Confessions of a Money Manager: Is there light at the end of the tunnel?
- John Oncken: Too bad if you didn't go to a county fair this year
- Dunkin' Donuts wants back in Madison
- Dropping Anchor: Bank's stock plummets, but officials optimistic about recovery
- New doggie day care opening
Artful Living: Planting near black walnuts isn't necessarily nuts
- Monotonix brings utter mayhem to Forward Music Fest Friday
- Sherman School students learn important lessons in their school garden
- Q&A with Detroit Cobras rhythm guitarist Maribel Ramirez
- Top of the Queue: 'Fabulous Stains' worth the 27-year wait
- This Keller Williams will pack the house, not sell it
- Food writer Ableman urges a new respect for farmers
- Okkervil River surges with a rocking show
- Ancora Quartet lets the critics choose
- Obama proposes $5B trust fund for Great Lakes
- Libertarian candidate for Congress arrested
- Court: Reconsider taxes on Crandon mine site
- Sleep-related crash prompts NTSB call for research
- SC auction to have paintings by penguin, sea lions
- Wis. prosecutors ask for 118 assistants
- Not guilty pleas for Wis. religious leader
- Court dismisses case over Wis. lawmakers' secrecy
- Wis. AG, prosecutor to form election team
- Groom accused of throwing knife at reception
- Government steps in again, bails out AIG with $85B
- Asian markets partly recover on AIG rescue plan
- Offshore drilling up to Senate after House passage
- Israeli party rivals face off in power bid
- Alaska AG: State employees won't honor subpoenas
- FDA defends plastic linked with health risks
- Stephen Colbert to host musical Christmas special
- World's shortest man, leggiest woman meet
Bishop Morlino's political positioning
Madison Catholic Bishop Robert Morlino has every right -- and, many serious commentators on religion and politics would suggest, every responsibility -- to express his views on whether Catholics who are seeking public office are remaining true to their faith as they operate in the public sphere. read story
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- School district, teachers' union reach agreement
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