July 2009 Madison Magazine - Best of Madison 2009

July 2009

In This Issue

By Madison Magazine

By Madison Magazine

Madison Magazine editors honor community treasures

By Madison Magazine

Audrey Edmunds is rebuilding her life after her murder conviction was overturned

By Melanie Radzicki McManus

Madison artists envision a new way of doing business

By Katie Vaughn

Archive » Dining Out
	A Total Catch You'll get on swimmingly with the Cosmocean By Katie Vaughn
Baseball, Hotdogs and ... Tofu? What’s a vegetarian baseball fan to do? By Sean Kittridge
	Cool and Fresh Fresco is both. Sleek and stunning, the small dining room sits comfortably atop the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art. Its goldfish bowl lounge provides a fish-eye's view of the ever-changing... By Dan Curd
A Perfect Pair By Michael Kwas
Archive » Habitat
	It's a Fiesta! Invite your friends over for a festive and fun outdoor party By Shayna Miller & Katie Vaughn
	An Old-Fashioned Fourth of July By Nancy Lynch
Archive » Spotlight
	Force of Nature Printmaker Nick Wroblewski finds inspiration all around By Katie Vaughn
My Walking Inspiration By Jolieth McIntosh
Archive » Shopping & Style
Beyond Old, New, Borrowed and Blue A Madison guide to green weddings By Alexandra Graves
Archive » Travel
	Cheap Thrills Travel takes all forms on mini-getaways outside of Madison By Pat Dillon
Weekend Warrior Choose your own adventure that’s fun, affordable and local By Natalie Sandy

Archive » Columns
	Wine You Can Trust How to find great wine By Nancy Christy and Neil Heinen
	Down to Business If you asked chief scientific officers what they needed most to grow their companies, their answers--even before venture capital--were business skills. By Neil Heinen
	Declaring Our Independence A few things on the political scene we could do without By Colin Benedict and Jenny Price
Archive » Out There
	And the Meek Shall Inherit It is difficult to be a Catholic these days. By John Roach