Madison Declares A Snow Emergency

Sugar Island Playground is sponsoring a recycling program to fund park playground equipment in Madison’s parks.

On Thursday, December 15, Findorff Construction co. will be closing the 100 block of South Pinckney Street. A crane and dumpster will be placed in the street to remove materials from a building roof.

Madison – Mayor Dave Cieslewicz said today that he would continue his efforts to move Madison forward, in the wake of the failed effort to recall him by a Milwaukee-based special interest group.

Madison – Mayor Dave Cieslewicz made the following statement regarding today’s release of the investigative report into the workplace atmosphere at the Overture Center.

Ski Trails – The City of Madison Parks Division is grooming the trails at Odana Golf Course and Elver Park today. Both areas will be available for skiing. The lights will be on at Elver Park this weekend.

The Madison Parks Outdoor Ice Rink conditions continue to be unsafe for people to walk on. A thin layer of snow on top of very thin ice creates dangerous conditions.

Are you looking for the perfect gift for your 10-year grandson who loves to swim? Or your 30-year old niece who is looking to practice her golf swing?

The Madison Parks outdoor ice rinks are not yet open. They will be open as soon as equipment can safely prepare the rinks.

Beginning Monday, December 5, Intercon Construction co. will be closing the northbound lanes of First Street between E. Main Street and East Washington Ave and outbound lanes on East Washington Avenue.

MADISON, WIS., Nov. 29, 2005 — Madison Gas and Electric (MGE) and the City of Madison announced a joint new initiative to invest $1.8 million on "green energy" projects over eight years.

Madison – The City of Madison has been awarded the top ranking for a mid-size city in the 2005 Digital Cities Survey. The annual survey is conducted by the Center for Digital Government.

Madison – Mayor Dave Cieslewicz said today that he intends to approve the 2006 capital and operating budgets approved by the Common Council.

The City of Madison’s alternate side parking restrictions will begin at 1 a.m. on Tuesday November 15th.

A majority of neighborhood residents have voted to retain the current temporary diverters and to request the Madison Common Council to authorize construction of permanent diverters at two intersections on Coldspring Avenue