Crime and Courts: Want to keep guns out of your home? Buy a 'no-gun' sign from the city

Crime and Courts: Want to keep guns out of your home? Buy a 'no-gun' sign from the city
If you do not want people to carry concealed weapons onto your property and into your home, you will need to post a sign with the dimensions of 5 inches by 7 inches on your door. You can print your own sign or purchase a sign for $5 at the Madison City Clerk’s office in Room 103 of the City-County Building at 210 Martin Luther King Blvd., from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Get out your bunny slippers!

Get out your bunny...

Nicole Desautels Schulte

Get out your bunny slippers!

"Tuesday we start recalling Scott Walker! To help remedy our restlessness, Committee to Recall Scott Walker is holding a "Petition Pick Up PJ Party" at our offices in Dane County (East Side: 330 East Wilson Street and West Side: 6602 Normandy Lane) this Tuesday (11/15). Our offices will hold a special hour of Petition Pick Up from 12:01AM - 1:01AM to give us a head start on day one. Make sure to wear you favorite PJs and bonus points for recall themed PJs!"

Hawaiian singer surprises Obama summit with ‘Occupy’ song | The Raw Story

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Hawaiian singer surprises Obama summit with ‘Occupy’ song | The Raw Story

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HONOLULU, Hawaii — A popular Hawaiian recording artist turned a top-security dinner of Pacific Rim leaders hosted by President Barack Obama into a subtle protest with a song in support of the “Occupy” movement.

WUWM: News - Milwaukee Black Male Unemployment May be Higher Than Official Numbers

Susan Barnett

This is an old story, but still is news. I heard a recent public radio interview that speculated that EMPLOYMENT in inner city black communities may be as low as 11%. Official unemployment numbers measure recent filings only and totally miss the long-term unemployed and chronically underemployed.

WUWM: News - Milwaukee Black Male Unemployment May be Higher Than Official Numbers

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Black male unemployment in Milwaukee reaches unprecedented level, according to UWM researcher