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🗳️ City sued over election snafu

March 7, 2025 · —Rob Thomas

Good morning, Madison! The City Cast Madison team had a great time Wednesday night meeting folks at the Wisconsin Film Festival’s First Look at the Fest at Flix Brewhouse. The 2025 festival schedule is now online and in Isthmus, and tickets go on sale Saturday. Great to meet you all, and see you at the movies! 🍿

Four good-looking people smile in a movie theater.
The City Cast Madison team (from left, Jade Iseri-Ramos, Hayley Sperling, Bianca Martin, and Rob Thomas) at the Wisconsin Film Festival’s First Look at the Fest.

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🏤 Madison Federal Buildings on DOGE’s Hit List

🚨 Seven Children Found Unattended in Mifflin Street Home

  • Madison Police are investigating after seven unattended children were found in a home on Mifflin Street. Neighbors called Dane County Child Protective Services Division and said it seemed like the children appeared to have been on their own for a week, and the county called police.
  • The children ranged in age from two to 13 years old, and police said the conditions they were living in were “deplorable.” [WMTV]

🗳️ City and County Sued Over Uncounted Ballots

Friday Floof

A brown and white cat next to a stuffed lamb.
This week’s Friday Floof, Yosh, is extra floofy! (Photo by Matthew S.)

Meet Matryoshka, “Yosh” to her family! Yosh was adopted off of Craigslist to provide companionship to another cat, and quickly found her way into her new family’s hearts. She is indeed as soft and fluffy as she looks, and her cuddles are so therapeutic that one of her human friends even got a tattoo to celebrate her healing powers. She doesn’t meow, but makes a sort of a musical “eeee” sound, and if you make that sound to her, she’ll sing it back to you. Her humans say “she is a majestic queen and we love her so much.”

What To Do

Friday, March 7

📰 Extra! Extra! This weekend is daylight saving time, so don’t forget to “spring forward” one hour! Another sign of spring is that eight Madison Public Library locations are giving free seeds, including herb, flower, and produce seeds, to visitors to plant this spring. Just one more library card perk you might not have known about! 🌱

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