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Welcome to the dinner party - Vimarsana News

Welcome to the dinner party

Madisonians are hosting dinner parties on pork farms, in former churches and more. They’re fun, they're unexpected — and they're bringing the community together in a way that’s both ancient

Artist-in-residence brings 'Dear Black Future' to Madison - Vimarsana News

Artist-in-residence brings 'Dear Black Future' to Madison

The idea behind the Dear Black Future project is to collect as many letters as possible, all written with just four words, to detail aspirations for the Black community.

UW Homecoming Committee to host blood drive - Vimarsana News

UW Homecoming Committee to host blood drive

Event promotes community engagement, involvement with campus resources The University of Wisconsin Homecoming Committee is hosting a blood drive at Gordon Dining and Event ...

GoFundMe campaigns are raising money for Madison businesses - Vimarsana News

GoFundMe campaigns are raising money for Madison businesses

“If it's successful, you're going to see others," said Mike Kunesh, treasurer for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp.

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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