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Murphy’s Law: America Discovers Sheriff Clarke
Murphy’s Law

America Discovers Sheriff Clarke

Clarke appears on Piers Morgan with Tom Barrett and gets beat up by both Morgan and the mayor.

A Solution to Our Billion-Dollar Democracy

A Solution to Our Billion-Dollar Democracy

11 states support a constitutional amendment to overthrow Supreme Court decision allowing unrestrained campaign spending. What about Wisconsin?

Working: “Ambassador” Justin Miller
Working

“Ambassador” Justin Miller

The downtown ambassador helps visitors, prevents crime and answers questions -- but won’t help you get a date.

Murphy’s Law: Hines Would Reduce Fire & Police Commission Power
Murphy’s Law

Hines Would Reduce Fire & Police Commission Power

Council appears to back radical change, Barrett seems lukewarm.

Good Government Geeks

Good Government Geeks

For 100 years the Public Policy Forum has worked to improve the efficiency of local government. Jeff Bentoff's new book recounts its history.

Plenty of Horne: Evers Vs. Pridemore
Plenty of Horne

Evers Vs. Pridemore

The battle between State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Evers and challenger Don Pridemore.

How to Raise Chickens

How to Raise Chickens

Former aldermanic aide Alex Runner is among 14 city residents raising chickens -- and enjoying fresh eggs -- since a new ordinance was passed.

Back in the News: Sheriff David Clarke
Back in the News

Sheriff David Clarke

His radio ads says he needs the help of armed homeowners, but Clarke has almost nothing to do with combating violent crime.

Newaukeean of the Week: Jeffrey Ferchoff
Newaukeean of the Week

Jeffrey Ferchoff

Jeffrey Ferchoff owns World of Beer on Brady St. and loves Beer City.

City People: Jeff Murrell
City People

Jeff Murrell

A lawyer who knows five languages, collects decorative glass and is working on a cook book, his life has been a long adventure.

Taverns: The Harp, an Intimate Irish Pub
Taverns

The Harp, an Intimate Irish Pub

Founded as an "authentic Irish bar" in 1955, the Harp is still a Downtown mainstay.

House Confidential: Brian Taffora’s Piece of Suburbia
House Confidential

Brian Taffora’s Piece of Suburbia

How dare you live in Cedarburg, said the Milwaukee County Board. So the economic development director quit rather than lose $91,000 selling his home.