Midvale Boulevard News Today

Walking with Isthmus, city planners pointed out areas where Madison could add more density or mixed uses in future development to create more walkable neighborhoods. But some of those plans have already changed after pushback from residents.

Walking with Isthmus, city planners pointed out areas where Madison could add more density or mixed uses in future development to create more walkable neighborhoods. But some of those plans have already changed after pushback from residents.

The Madison Fire Department stated it responded to nearly 70 storm-related calls between 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and 6:30 a.m. Wednesday.

The Madison area awoke to a mess Wednesday. Heres what were hearing from some of you.

Voters wore their patriotism on their puffer coat sleeves, red faces and blue fingertips striking against the white nightmare rising beneath their boots.

New plans for the city’s west side brought Madison homeowners out in force to a neighborhood meeting. They interrupted city staff and booed to make their feelings known.

"Doing this really intense project with them really allows me to meet more people, to feel more connected to the neighborhood and the community," she said. "You form a bond."

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The proposal would raze a vacant, one-story building for a seven-story project near the Beltline and Midvale Boulevard on Madisons West Side.

"Its important that we use our voices as policy makers to stand up for justice," said Nasra Wehelie, who represents the Southwest Side and proposed backing a ceasefire.