It's chilly out there, but remember that January is the coldest month of the year, and we only have 10 days left!
Tune in to an ALL NEW DatelineNBC tonight, Friday 1/21 at 9pm for Donna Palomba’s extraordinary story of tragedy, trauma, and triumph that led to the creation of Madison Chamber Member Jane Doe No More and their mission to empower survivors of sexual crimes.
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Madison Public Schools will open Brown School to the public on Sunday, January 23. As part of its Madison Schools Renewal Plan, Brown Intermediate School would be turned into a K-5 school. To help those in the community who have never been in Brown visualize this potential change, the District is offering the community a chance to explore the building. There will be two sessions to ensure groups can social distance: 1:15 - 2:00 p.m. and 2:15 - 3:00 p.m
Scranton Memorial Library presents a unique raffle, “A Year in the Heart of Madison,” an opportunity to see just what $20 can get you! The drawing will be February 14th at 2 pm—Valentine’s Day--at Scranton Library. More info here; the ticket sales link is here.
Souper Bowl returns to Madison!
We've moved the date of our 6th Souper Bowl from February to Saturday, March 5 to get beyond the Omicron surge (not to mention having hopefully warmer weather). This fun outdoor event is held on the sidewalks of Main Street downtown and features soups and chili from local restaurants, fire departments and non-profits.
