Articles Archive for February 2010
UPDATE: UW-Madison has confirmed the safety of all of its students studying in Chile in the wake of the massive earthquake.
ET has learned that Marie Osmond’s son Michael Blosil leapt to his death Friday night in Los Angeles. Contacted by phone this morning, Donny Osmond told us: “Please pray for my sister and her family.”
The United States Geological Survey reports that a 4.4 magnitude earthquake hit central Oklahoma.
A van carrying a Temple University dance team to a competition in North Carolina crashed in southern Virginia early Saturday, killing one student and injuring seven others, police said.
Associated Press – February 27, 2010 3:15 PM ET CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. (AP) – Chippewa Falls police have made an arrest in the death of a 17-year-old boy whose body was found on the bank of the…
Madison’s mayor is asking the general manager of the city’s transit service and the leader of the bus drivers’ union to work together to keep employees from earning more than $100,000.
Associated Press – February 27, 2010 2:25 PM ET MILWAUKEE (AP) – A 23-year-old former Marquette University student who had just started a 2-year stint as a social worker in Chile says she is OK…
In a word: Fine dining that's just fine. The specs: #0522 Address, hours & details via Isthmus ; reviews at Yelp , 77 Square ; listing at EatDrinkMadison ; official web site . JM ate the bulgogi. Nichole ate the rock cooker bibimbap. Sue ate the tuigimmandoo with a Solomon's Seal hot tea. The bill was $41 plus tip (thanks, Mom!) JM gave K Peppers a B+; Nichole gave K Peppers an A-; Sue gave K Peppers a C+. K Peppers is a slightly upscale Korean venue in downtown Middleton. The decor is pleasing if spare, the dim sum are served on a rolling cart, the parking is nearly nonexistent, the chopsticks are metal, and the tastes may be acquired. The tuigimmandoo appetizer was a deep-fried affair, but light and filled with vegetables. It arrived just before our numerous dim sum. These included a tart kimchi, a lightly-dressed mayo-apple-pineapple salad, coleslaw, sweet-glazed potato salad, and tempura broccoli. We were offered '”refills” of a choice of two, but the dishes available did vary even during the short span of our meal. The rock cooker bibimbap was great. Rice dominated the dish, but there were plenty of crispy bits to tie together with a bit of shiny egg. Zucchini, mushrooms, and a few strips of beef for flavor filled it out. JM's bulgogi was very good, with a tasty smokiness. The wrap-it-yourself lettuce on the side was a fun way to serve the dish. The filling made it to the end and then some, though when was said and done, JM was still a little hungry. Fortunately, the side dish refills arrived shortly thereafter. K Peppers is a little spendier than a place like P.F. Chang's down the road, and a little less authentic (maybe) than New Seoul , so balance your needs accordingly.
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City Workers Begin Cleanup Of Olin-Turville Park