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Practice energy efficiency: no-cost tips for saving energy
Section(s): Business
By Madison Gas and Electric
Published: September 26, 2026
By Madison Gas and Electric (MGE) Using energy efficiently is an easy way to reduce your environmental footprint and save energy. By working together with all our customers, we can meet our shared energy goals and achieve net-zero carbon electricity by 2050. Please join us by using these no-cost tip...
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What’s new at Willy North
Section(s): Business
By Brendon Smith
Willy Street Co-op
Published: September 26, 2026
By Brandon Smith Willy Street Co-op Everything you need for Thanksgiving Willy Street Co-op will have everything you need for Thanksgiving, from whole turkeys to pre-made side dishes and pies to all the ingredients you’ll need to make everything from scratch. If you have guests who are avoiding meat...
Santa’s coming to The River for breakfast
Section(s): Business
By Becca Bolton
The River Food Pantry
Published: September 26, 2026
By Becca Bolton The River Food Pantry Mark your calendar for Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, Dec. 5, from 8–11 am, at The River Food Pantry (3301 Packers Ave.) for a holly jolly morning of good food, holiday fun and, of course, Santa. Sponsored by the Northside Business Association, this 21st annu...
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Tibetan market serves up breakfast and community
Section(s): Business
By Northside News
Published: September 26, 2026
By Piper Bly Northside News “I have to announce that it’s my sister doing the cooking,” said Namgyal Ponsar. The Northside’s spot for Tibetan cuisine, the Little Tibet Market And Cafe, located directly across from FEED Kitchens at 1113 N. Sherman Ave., has begun opening Saturday mornings at 9 am for...
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Tom Meikle retires from 49 years in the hardware business
Section(s): Business
By Northside News
Published: September 26, 2026
By Terry Shelton Northside News “It’s a thingamajig, with a curve for a corner wall.” “It’s a whatchamacallit that goes under the sink.” “It’s a doohickey that closes the screen door.” After 49 years in the hardware business, Tom Meikle has heard all kinds of descriptions for common household proble...
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