DEVELOPER SEEKING APPROVALS FOR RYOSTER CORNERS PROJECT
A 28-acre project with homes, apartments, offices and shops on the former East Side fertilizer plant has been in planning for years.
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MADISON COMMITTEE NEARING RECOMMENDATION ON DEVELOPER FOR JUDGE DOYLE SQUAREWith daunting complexity and a volume of information to absorb, Madison's Judge Doyle Square Committee likely will wait until next year to recommend a developer to team with the city on a massive remake of two prime Downtown blocks.
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CITY STAFF SEES PROMISE, CONCERNS IN PLANS FOR JUDGE DOYLE SQUAREJDS Development has the better design, the Journeyman Group and partners a more thorough plan, and both have financing advantages and drawbacks...
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JUDGE DOYLE SQUARE PROPOSALS FORCE HARD DECISIONS ON PUBLIC ASSISTANCEJudge Doyle Square, the city's biggest development ever, is posing hard choices on how the city can deliver millions, and perhaps tens of millions, in loans for the project.
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MADISON PUBLIC MARKET VENDORS MEETING ON TAP
City wants to know which area farmers, food producers and retailers might be interested in renting space in a yet-to-be-determined location.
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DANE COUNTY NOVEMBER HOME STARTS UP 39%Dane County's November building permits again exceeded the number issued for the same month of the previous year, as local home construction stayed strong late into the year.
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DANE COUNTY OCTOBER FORECLOSURES DOWN 30 PERCENT
New foreclosures dropped by 30 percent in Dane County in October compared to last year, as the local market continued to strengthen.
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GIALAMAS COMPANY CO-FOUNDER 'CANDY' GIALAMAS LEAVES LASTING MARK ON MADISON-AREA DEVELOPMENT, PHILANTHROPY
With husband George, she built Old Sauk Trails Park on Madison's West Side.
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CITY COUNCIL MAKES THE UNEMPLOYED A PROTECTED CLASS IN HIRING
The council engaged in a lengthy discussion about whether to refer the matter to a later meeting, over concerns that the business community was not adequately consulted about the potential change.
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CITY, COUNTY, SHCOOL DISTRICT OFFICIALS TO START TALKS ON ARE-WIDE AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM
City, county and school district officials and after-school program providers will meet Friday to discuss a city-wide system to coordinate the programs.
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IN STOUGHTON, RESIDENTS AWAIT A BIG REVEAL ON A BIG-BOX RETAILER
As city prepares to grow, memories of a bruising battle over a Walmart Supercenter remain.
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