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Cannibal sandwich? No, thanks. Carpaccio and tartare? Yes, please.

Andrea Behling,

Let's not even talk about the Wisconsin delicacy that starts trending around the holidays. Instead, here are six places each for great carpaccio and tartare in Madison.

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Nitty Gritty's fire sparks appreciation of its storied history and late founder

Doug Moe,

December also marks the 10th anniversary of original owner of Nitty Gritty Marsh Shapiro's death from brain cancer.

Wings are back in a big way

Aaron R. Conklin,

You don’t have to look hard to find Madison restaurants that know how to make chicken wings shine.

Before the world met Chris Farley

Kurt Stream,

Ahead of skyrocketing to fame as one of America’s funniest, a young Farley first found his comedic footing in Madison, Wisconsin.

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Writing working-class voices rife with rhythm, muscle and wanderlust

Maggie Ginsberg,

A Q&A with Madison writer Christopher Chambers, author of the new short story collection, 'Kind of Blue,' out this month from Cornerstone Press.

Williamson Street restaurant carries on with new owners

Erica Krug,

The Weary Traveler Freehouse may have new owners and a new head chef, but all three are well traveled at the neighborhood pub.

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The history behind Wisconsin and Minnesota's "battle for the axe"

Abby Bradbury,

The Axe Game is one of college football's most enduring rivalries, but did you know how the tradition came to be?

Madison Night Market attracts visitors for unique cultural experience

Celia Hiorns,

The last Madison Night Market of the year drew Madisonians to State Street with local vendors and a lighting ceremony.

Heather Reese steps up in a new role

Doug Moe,

After an unthinkable tragedy, a new executive director takes on the role of leading Wisconsin Public Media.

Inside Madison's largest and busiest firehouse during a 24-hour shift

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An auction win took Doug Moe and his crew on a tour of Madison’s Fire Station Number One, which yielded a memorable meal and stirring stories.

New nonprofit helps Wisconsinites secure abortion care in Rockford, Illinois

Maggie Ginsberg,

In response to Roe v. Wade reversal, Rockford Family Planning Foundation aims to provide Wisconsin people with abortion access and reproductive healthcare.