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The Wisconsin Leadership Summit will once again take place virtually, October 18-22.
The Main Street Bounceback Program will offer $10,000 to any business that occupies a previously vacant storefront.
Applications for the State Street Pop-up Shops are open until August 12.
The Hmong Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce has opened a Madison office.
Edgewood College and the University of Wisconsin will require masks for all staff and students.
Dane County, City of Madison and UW Health employees will be required to be vaccinated.
The Sessions at McPike Park get underway this weekend.
The 14th Annual Sugar Maple Festival is delving into traditional music this weekend.
Wisconsin’s Kenny Bednarek won an Olympic silver medal in the men’s 200 meters.
The Progress Center for Black Women has moved downtown.
M&J Jamaican Kitch’n is ramping up production and will soon have a food truck.
Local org Feeding the Youth is taking a group of young people to the March on Washington, and accepting essay applications from those interested in attending.
After a year off, Dane Dances returns this weekend.
Now a year old, Cultural Connections provides peer support for children affected by incarceration.
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