Madison Magazine May 2009 - Special History Issue

May 2009

In This Issue

The Progressive: 100 Years

By Matthew Rothschild

Beyond Old, New, Borrowed and Blue: Guide to Green Weddings

Yes, the traditional wedding saying calls for something old and something borrowed--but virtually everything else used or consumed in a wedding is new. But there are ways to make a wedding more...

Alexandra Graves

From Cheese to Soap: A Tour of Scotch Hill Farm

Scotch Hill Farm has been an active Community Supported Agriculture member for fifteen years

Anna Speaker

Then & Now

Historic Moments that shaped our city

By Brennan Nardi

Departments

Archive » Dining Out
Bang for the Buck By Michael Kwas
Sail On By Dan Curd
	A Perfect Match Toast romance with Bentzi’s Arielle By Katie Vaughn
Archive » Habitat
	Good to Grow See the fruits (and flowers!) of your labor with container gardening By Shayna Miller
	Branching Out A sunny west-side condo feels like home to former downtown dwellers By Katie Vaughn
	Philly Find By Nancy Lynch
Archive » Health
	Catalyst for Change By Eileen Sutula as told to Teri Barr
Archive » Madison Business
	Spirit of Giving By Seth Collins and Denis Collins
	What's Your BID? By Maggie Ginsberg-Schutz
	Designing Downtown City officials begin the official process of sculpting the next twenty years for downtown Madison By Maggie Ginsberg-Schutz
	Beer was Only the Beginning By Neil Heinen
	Turf Talk By Judy Dahl
	Envisioning Downtown Maggie Ginsberg-Schutz
Archive » Spotlight
	Behind the Music Meet the men of the Majestic By Katie Vaughn
Approaching Menopause By Wendy Vardaman
Archive » Shopping & Style
	Ooh La La By Shayna Miller
Archive » Travel
	Park Place Madison's parks have been beloved destinations for more than a century By Katie Vaughn

Columns

Archive » For the Record
	History in the Making By Neil Heinen
Archive » Genuine Articles
	Willing and Able By Nancy Christy and Neil Heinen
Archive » Out There
	Clean-Up on Aisle Eight By John Roach
Archive » Politics
	The Show Must Go On … Here By Jenny Price
	Film Credits Better Spent Elsewhere By Colin Benedict

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