CAMPUS, LEGISLATIVE LEADERS CONCERNED ABOUT SCOTT WALKER'S PROPOSED UW CUTS BUT WELCOME FLEXIBILITIES

The governor is proposing a $300 million cut in exchange for more autonomy for the 26-campus system.

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START-UP INCUBATOR STARTINGBLOCK MADISON MOVING CLOSER

Backers make their pitch to an overflow crowd at a Wisconsin Innovation Network luncheon.

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EAST WASH APARTMENT PLAN HAS CREATIVE USE FOR OLD QUONSET HUT

McGrath is looking to convert a metal building into usable space as part of a 76-unit project.
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T. WALL EYES EAST MIFFLIN BLOCK FOR LATEST CAPITOL EAST DEVELOPMENT

Livingston Street Lofts would add 189 units to an increasingly popular neighborhood.
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ALDI TO OPEN IN SUN PRAIRIE

The store will become the company's fourth Madison area location
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CAPITAL BREWERY DELAYS EXPANSION PROJECT IN SAUK CITY

The move is prompted by the departure of Brian Destree, who was overseeing the project.
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DANE COUNTY FORECLOSURES DOWN 40% IN DECEMBER, MARKING 4TH STRAIGHT YEAR OF DECLINE

The four-year decline follows six straight years of foreclosure increases between 2004 and 2010.
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COTTAGE GROVE EYED FOR NEW MIDWEST STIHL DISTRIBUTION CENTER

STIHL is a Virginia-based maker of chain saws and other gas-powered, hand-held outdoor power equipment.
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CITY FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS AMENDED JUDGE DOYLE SQUARE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

Monday's biggest change came with the deletion of language that stated the city would give "high priority" to any project that would deliver 100,000 square feet of office space in the development. Instead, the committee opted for more general language that asked for a commercial use consiste...
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HUGE LAKE MONONA PROPERTY, HOME TO RELIGIOUS ORDER, COULD SOON HIT THE MARKET

The Catholic community that owns the nearly 10-acre parcel has hired an assessor to determine its value, and selling it is an option.
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OREGON SCHOOL BOARD DROPS IDEA OF APRIL REFERENDUM ON TEACHER PAY

The Oregon School Board has decided not to ask voters in April for money to boost teacher pay, said Superintendent Brian Busler.
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