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S3, E11: How Madison, Wisconsin, Became a World-Class Food City - Vimarsana News

S3, E11: How Madison, Wisconsin, Became a World-Class Food City

In this week's episode of "Unpacked by AFAR," we meet the chefs and farmers that make Madison, Wisconsin, a great food city.

Source: afar.com
Construction expected to start this year for Kearney & Trecker redevelopment in West Allis - Vimarsana News

Construction expected to start this year for Kearney & Trecker redevelopment in West Allis

The redevelopment of the historic Kearney & Trecker factory is moving forward as developers close on financing and the city prepares to sell the property.

Off-leash dog park proposed for land behind Garver Feed Mill - Vimarsana News

Off-leash dog park proposed for land behind Garver Feed Mill

The idea to site an off-leash dog park behind the Garver Feed Mill has been shot down before, just as it has at two other close-by parks, O.B. Sherry and Eastmorland.

Congress Theater rehab gets boost as City Council OKs up to $27 million in tax subsidy - Vimarsana News

Congress Theater rehab gets boost as City Council OKs up to $27 million in tax subsidy

Chicago’s century-old Congress Theater — one of the city’s original movie palaces that later became a popular live music venue — is getting another chance at a revival with the aid of millions in taxpayer dollars. The City Council agreed Wednesday to a redevelopment deal that will give the private firms behind the theater rehabilitation up to $27 million of public aid from a tax increment ...

Source: yahoo.com
City Council clears the decks before summer recess - Vimarsana News

City Council clears the decks before summer recess

When the 50-member Council meets again in September, it’ll be to begin the possibly contentious process of tackling Mayor Brandon Johnson’s first city budget.