Madison Magazine - January 2012

Archive » Departments
	Burger Madness Hits Madison! Our online poll pits dive-bar, highbrow and quintessential Madison specials—all in a battle of the beef (or veggie) contest By Shayna Miller
	January 2012 Event Highlights Local arts groups start the new year off on a strong note By Katie Vaughn
	On Wisconsin Three books reveal distinct perspectives on Wisconsin life By Katie Vaughn
	Hip Sips Cocktail of the Month: Ti Punch It's a simple, yet tasty treat By Sarah Karon
	Scandinavian Cooking Sizzles This hot culinary trend is showcased in two new local cookbooks By Grace Edquist
	Cabernet Sauvignon is the King of Grapes Here are my favorites By Michael Kwas
	Pizza Brutta Reinvents the Neighborhood Pizza Joint Their Neapolitan-style pies are crispy, crunchy goodness By Shayna Miller
	Francisco’s Cantina Has Fresh, Flavorful Mexican Food This just-off-the-Square treasure is a hidden gem By Dan Curd
	Hilltop Haven Shorewood Hills is a wonderful place for a Realtor couple to create the home of their dreams By Shayna Miller
	The Glitter Workshop Offers Fun, Locally Made Gifts and Art This crafty paradise has totally unique, locally made goods By Shayna Miller
	A Year of Landscapes A slideshow of works from the Dane County Cultural Affairs Commission's 2012 Art Calendar By Katie Vaughn
	Snowshoe Trails Galore! Picking a snowshoeing trail in Wisconsin is tough. Do you follow a trail that meanders through the farm country of the south, along the ice-shelved shoreline of a Great Lake or through the vast... By John Motoviloff
	Increasing Curb Appeal New siding and windows can add impact to your home SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL SECTION
	Sunday Chef Scores Again! You'll cheer for Sunday football chicken By Nancy Lynch
	Sally Bilder is a Natural Landscape Painter The Madison artist's work is featured in a new calendar By Katie Vaughn
	New Year, New Ways to Think About Exercise From an active pregnancy to dancing your cares away, two local businesses want you to think differently about exercise. Special Promotional Section
	Top ER Tech Trends No one wants to be in the ER—but these technologies are making procedures easier and recovery times better By David Douglas
	Madison Real Estate Firm Has an Eco-Friendly Niche Real estate duo’s unique approach to their business finds a home in the Madison marketplace By Derrell Connor
	New Technologies Hit the Real Estate Industry Technology is transforming industries of all types, even those not typically viewed as high-tech Special Promotional Section
	The "New" Committed: Is Your Workplace Just Not That Into You? Societal shifts have changed the way we think about a long-term commitment to our careers By Rebecca Ryan
	Style Debate: Edgy Vs. Ladylike Which sartorial side are you on? By Shayna Miller
Hot Off The Shelf January 2012
Archive » Dining Out
	Burger Madness Hits Madison! Our online poll pits dive-bar, highbrow and quintessential Madison specials—all in a battle of the beef (or veggie) contest By Shayna Miller
	Hip Sips Cocktail of the Month: Ti Punch It's a simple, yet tasty treat By Sarah Karon
	Scandinavian Cooking Sizzles This hot culinary trend is showcased in two new local cookbooks By Grace Edquist
	Cabernet Sauvignon is the King of Grapes Here are my favorites By Michael Kwas
	Pizza Brutta Reinvents the Neighborhood Pizza Joint Their Neapolitan-style pies are crispy, crunchy goodness By Shayna Miller
	Francisco’s Cantina Has Fresh, Flavorful Mexican Food This just-off-the-Square treasure is a hidden gem By Dan Curd
Archive » Habitat
	Hilltop Haven Shorewood Hills is a wonderful place for a Realtor couple to create the home of their dreams By Shayna Miller
	Increasing Curb Appeal New siding and windows can add impact to your home SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL SECTION
	Sunday Chef Scores Again! You'll cheer for Sunday football chicken By Nancy Lynch
Home Trends January 2012
Archive » Health
	New Year, New Ways to Think About Exercise From an active pregnancy to dancing your cares away, two local businesses want you to think differently about exercise. Special Promotional Section
	Top ER Tech Trends No one wants to be in the ER—but these technologies are making procedures easier and recovery times better By David Douglas
Archive » Madison Business
	Madison Real Estate Firm Has an Eco-Friendly Niche Real estate duo’s unique approach to their business finds a home in the Madison marketplace By Derrell Connor
	New Technologies Hit the Real Estate Industry Technology is transforming industries of all types, even those not typically viewed as high-tech Special Promotional Section
	The "New" Committed: Is Your Workplace Just Not That Into You? Societal shifts have changed the way we think about a long-term commitment to our careers By Rebecca Ryan
Archive » Spotlight
	January 2012 Event Highlights Local arts groups start the new year off on a strong note By Katie Vaughn
	On Wisconsin Three books reveal distinct perspectives on Wisconsin life By Katie Vaughn
	A Year of Landscapes A slideshow of works from the Dane County Cultural Affairs Commission's 2012 Art Calendar By Katie Vaughn
	Sally Bilder is a Natural Landscape Painter The Madison artist's work is featured in a new calendar By Katie Vaughn
Archive » Shopping & Style
	The Glitter Workshop Offers Fun, Locally Made Gifts and Art This crafty paradise has totally unique, locally made goods By Shayna Miller
	Style Debate: Edgy Vs. Ladylike Which sartorial side are you on? By Shayna Miller
Hot Off The Shelf January 2012
Archive » Travel
	Snowshoe Trails Galore! Picking a snowshoeing trail in Wisconsin is tough. Do you follow a trail that meanders through the farm country of the south, along the ice-shelved shoreline of a Great Lake or through the vast... By John Motoviloff

Archive » Agenda
	Madison Magazine Goes Digital! Read about all the cool new things happening within the magazine—and beyond By Brennan Nardi
Archive » For the Record
	Business is Part of Madison Local businesses are the economic foundation of our city By Neil Heinen
Archive » Genuine Articles
	An Heirloom Pig Party Celebrates Slow Food SlowPig showcased gourmet foods, handcrafted cocktails and Slow Food delights By Nancy Christy and Neil Heinen
Archive » Next
	The "New" Committed: Is Your Workplace Just Not That Into You? Societal shifts have changed the way we think about a long-term commitment to our careers By Rebecca Ryan
Archive » Out There
	The Confused Middle In Madison, the rancor has worn us down By John Roach

January 2012

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Departments

Departments

Dining Out

Habitat

Health

Madison Business

Spotlight

Shopping & Style

Travel

Columns

Agenda

For the Record

Genuine Articles

Next

Out There

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