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Thunder in the Dells - Vimarsana News

Thunder in the Dells

"Teejop & Beyond: Celebrating Native Nations" screening of documentary, plus panel discussion by Lance Tallmadge, Lisa Henrickson and Janice Rice.

What to do in Madison this week: Blake Thomas, 'Wisconsin in Black & White' and more Isthmus Picks - Vimarsana News

What to do in Madison this week: Blake Thomas, 'Wisconsin in Black & White' and more Isthmus Picks

Isthmus Picks for Nov. 6-9 includes a talk on the new book 'Infertilities, A Curation' by co-editor Maria Novotny and contributor Erika Meitner; a tour stop by The Wooten Brothers.

This Midwest Capital City Is Quirkier Than You Think - Vimarsana News

This Midwest Capital City Is Quirkier Than You Think

Sean PavoneThis is the latest installment of It’s Still a Big World, our series on underrated destinations.“Where that white tower is just to the left...that’s where they found the canoes,” said Ho-Chunk Elder, Janice Rice, pointing in the distance across Lake Mendota. Rice was giving me a First Nations Cultural Landscape Tour in Madison, Wisconsin. Two ancient canoes were recently found on the bottom of Lake Mendota—one was 1,200 years old and the other 3,000 years old—and they belonged to her

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Midwest Capital City Madison, Wisconsin Is Quirkier Than You Think - Vimarsana News

Midwest Capital City Madison, Wisconsin Is Quirkier Than You Think

Here’s why Wisconsin’s second-largest city is more than just a college town.

Webinar on Corporate IP Across Borders - Vimarsana News

Webinar on Corporate IP Across Borders

Given that most patentable inventions are developed in-house, can a global invention policy help attract and keep the most innovative employees? Are assignment agreements with employees appropriate regardless of where the innovation originates?