Phil Brinkman
City Editor at Wisconsin State Journal
City Editor Wisconsin State Journal 608-252-6153 [email protected] Hates third wave coffee. https://t.co/QszxAqyfpQ
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2 months ago |
madison.com | Phil Brinkman
When Anne Drehfal sets out to create one of her colossal landscape art pieces, she knows the odds are against her. Few will ever see it, and shortly it will be just a memory. That was certainly the case with a 150-foot snow labyrinth Drehfal created in Olin Park last week. Just a day after carving it out with snowshoes, the intricate pattern of swirls, petals and hearts was buried under 4 inches of fresh snow. Drehfal doesn’t mind the temporary nature of her creations.
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2 months ago |
lakegenevanews.net | Phil Brinkman
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Jan 8, 2025 |
news-shield.com | Phil Brinkman
Dogs subjected to the eye procedure often bled profusely, Lanford writes, and according to testimony "'would be thrashing around in pain, often yelping, crying out.'"
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Oct 1, 2024 |
madison.com | Phil Brinkman
After the Madison City Clerk's office realized it had accidentally sent out duplicate ballots to more than 2,000 voters this fall, Clerk Maribeth Witzel-Behl quickly followed up with those voters asking them to destroy one of the ballots. The errant mailing — and a subsequent flap over whether the ballots or the ballot envelopes carry unique barcodes — could factor into any post-election legal challenges if the election is decided by a narrow margin, as it almost certainly will be.
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Sep 30, 2024 |
lakegenevanews.net | Phil Brinkman
After the Madison City Clerk's office realized it had accidentally sent out duplicate ballots to more than 2,000 voters this fall, Clerk Maribeth Witzel-Behl quickly followed up with those voters asking them to destroy one of the ballots. The errant mailing — and a subsequent flap over whether the ballots or the ballot envelopes carry unique barcodes — could factor into any post-election legal challenges if the election is decided by a narrow margin, as it almost certainly will be.
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More than a dozen UW-Madison students or alumni legally allowed to work in the country have just had their visas canceled without explanation. https://t.co/8q3bjl0mR7
Make that a 10-point win, now that final numbers are in. https://t.co/tgK0jN0bXg
Just over an hour after polls closed, this year's state Supreme Court election is again looking like a liberal blowout, with Democratic-backed Susan Crawford notching an 11-point win. https://t.co/NyGocR9KQU
Just over an hour after polls closed, this year's state Supreme Court election is again looking like a liberal blowout, with Democratic-backed Susan Crawford notching an 11-point win. https://t.co/NyGocR9KQU
