I hope many of you have had a chance to visit our Neighborhood Butterfly and Rain Gardens at the Whenona Drive bike/pedestrian ramp. There has been lots to see as more and more native plants come into bloom. Spiderwort … Continued
Did you know that the City of Madison has a program aimed at supporting and encouraging residents who want to beautify median strips and traffic islands? Do you have a median or island close to you that could stand a … Continued
As the weeks progress and students are learning at home, many volunteers and school personnel have revamped the manner in which food is distributed to those in need. In the Crawford Marlborough Nakoma, CMNNA neighborhood, the food resources at Cherokee … Continued
Overview Since 2016, the City of Madison and surrounding areas have experienced a large number of extreme storm events. The result of these events has been both flash flooding in the areas directly affected by the storm, and elevated lake … Continued
Here’s hoping everyone is getting to spend some time in the outdoors, working in gardens or just walking in the neighborhood, despite the Covid 19 pandemic. We are still working in the Butterfly and Rain Gardens, but with a different … Continued
Garlic Mustard invades high quality upland and floodplain forests and savannas, as well as disturbed areas, such as yards and roadsides. It is sometimes found in full sun, though most often grows in areas with some shade, and does not … Continued
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates Your absentee ballot must be voted and sent to the City of Madison no later than Election Day, April 7. You have several options: Place it in the mail in time to be postmarked by April 7 Return it to your … Continued
List of Madison Resources for Impacts of COVID-19 Share this document via bit.ly/MadisonCOVID Add to this document via bit.ly/MadisonCOVID-Edit Overview This document was created to collect resources for alleviating primarily non-medical problems caused by the public emergency surrounding COVID-19. These … Continued
Below is a list of resources that families may access during this time of school closure. These resources have been curated to support at-home enrichment. All resources offer high-quality and free content. As a resource, students should start on … Continued
