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Feature Stories:Mr. ForwardRichard Ganoung shares the personal and professional journey that brought him home to Forward Theater Company. Karin in WonderlandKarin Wolf is the keeper of the keys to Madison’s public arts scene, making our city a better place to live, work, and play. Still Dancing After All These YearsCo-artistic Directors Danielle Dresden and Donna Peckett celebrate 25 years of TAPIT/newworks. |
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Feature Stories:Turning a Movement into MomentumLucia Nuñez comes out as a cancer survivor and explains how her job became more poignant as a result of her diagnosis. The Face of CommitmentJeanne Marshall chronicles how her feminism informed her decision to get involved with AIDS activism. Many Pieces, One ClinicJill Nebeker examines the people and elements that came together to make the AIDS Network Dental Clinic a reality. |
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Feature Stories:Coming HomeRobert von Rutenberg reflects on the journey that brought him home to Madison. Communal RootsMarcelle Richards talks with women farmers about Community Supported Agriculture. Word of MouthMarcelle Richards asked local chefs and other experts to share their favorite recipes. |
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Feature Stories:Capitol ReflectionsDavid Clarenbach praises the progressive climate of Madison and Wisconsin. Insider's GuideLocal contributors share the favorite neighborhoods and haunts of Our Town. The Pink Plaque TourDick Wagner expands his column in this mapped out walking tour of gay Madison. |