New York Times: 10 years and counting of normalizing and sanewashing Donald Trump

 

When it comes to political reporting, there's plenty that's wrong with the New York Times.

June 2025

Malpractice in Journalism, starring the New York Times: Omitting the name of Russell Vought, head of the Office of Management and Budget AND co-author of Project 2025.  (6/22)

May 2025

What's wrong @nytimes?  Taking normalizing and sanewashing of Trump to a new low (chapter 2).  (5/24)

What's wrong @nytimes?  Taking normalizing and sanewashing of Trump to a new low (chapter 2).  (5/24)

March 2025

Jess Bidgood is way out of her element as managing correspondent of "On Politics".  (3/30)

The Right is riding high with Trump because US corporate media is not doing its job. They’re paving the road to authoritarianism.  (3/25)

Welcome to fill-in-the-blanks journalism:  How a conspiracy theory about went viral!  (3/24)

Headline writer provides Trump political cover.  (3/10)

What happens when legacy media normalize and sanewash First Felon Donald Trump for 10 years.  (3/9)

"Man on the Street interview: Chance for New York Times reporter Kellen Browning to brush up on his transcription skills".  (3/6)

January-February 2025

Normalizing and sanewashing First Felon Donald Trump continues unabated.  (2/26)

PBS gives cowering New York Times a lesson in headline writing. (2/25)

Trump and Musk take a wrecking ball to democracy while the New York Times revives silly 1960s-era "man on the street" interviews.  (2/18)

Mistaking energy for incompetence that leads to chaos and confusion.  (2/6)

New York Times goes all in to normalize latest round of Trump chaos and confusion.  (2/5)

The GOP is coming for your birth control and Louisiana is leading the way.  (2/1)

Trump administration unleashes first volley in Project 2025 attack on public broadcasting and the New York Times is asleep at the wheel. (1/31)

November 2024

The election is over and they're still searching out and cataloging disengaged (NOT undecided) voters.  (11/13)

Getting back to the business of normalizing the Trump Cult.  (11/7)

October 2024

Jess Bidgood struggles to find her mojo as contributor to "On Politics" newsletter.  (10/21)

Trump goes bonkers in campaign's final stretch.  (10/19)

Headline sanewashes Trump's Nazi rhetoric.  (10/10)

Framing its political coverage with stale, silly sports metaphors.  (10/10)

Sanewashing Demented Donald Trump rallies.  (10/9)

New York Times headlines mash-up of VP debate:  Vance 'made Trumpism sound polite, calm and coherent' with a cascade of false and misleading statements. (10/6/2024) 

Majority of 13 writers charmed by the smarm of JD Vance.  (10/2)

September 2024

Mindblowing, sanewashing dissonance of headline and lede.  (9/26)

David Leonhardt goes on the defensive.  (9/17)

Reporters drowning in false equivalencies.  (9/5)

July-August 2024

British-American journalist Mehdi Hasan sums up the sins of The New York Times.  (8/31)

Political reporters continue to amaze with their transcription skills.  (8/7)

Just when you thought the New York Times political reporting couldn't get any worse.  (7/24)

Welcome to the Club!  New York Times Shawn McCreesh is Trump's latest victim of The Art of the Con.  (7/18)

Peter Baker conducts a master class in false equivalency.  (7/16)

June 2024

But it's OK for a serial liar, unregenerate fraud, wannabe authoritarian, and convicted felon to run for president.  (6/28)

New York Times might as well be on Trump's payroll. (YOU'RE HIRED!).  (6/28)

New York Times works overtime to normalize the 2024 presidential election.  (6/26)

Are the pollsters and political reporters making the same rush to judgment they did in 2022?  (6/10)

May 2024

Apparently, the New York Times is still focused on Donald Trump's "family man" defense.  (5/16)

Four New York Times reporters promote "family man" defense for Donald Trump in hush-money trial. (5/4)

New York Times courtroom reporters party like it's a black-and-white Raymond Burr Perry Mason festival.  (5/3)

When it comes to framing the 2024 presidential election, Peter Baker and the New York

April 2024

The New York Times perfects the technique of bending over backwards for Donald Trump.  (4/18)

10 -- count 'em -- 10 New York Times reporters help Trump pan for campaign gold.  (4/15)

New York Times, 4/12/2024, page A10:  Doomsday double bill.  (4/12)

Once again, a New York Times headline writer misses the mark. (4/1)

March 2024

Leave it to the New York Times to come up with an incorrect and exceedingly lame headline.  (3/8)

February 2024

Meet Natalie Brumfield, New York Times go-to for positives about Alabama Supreme Court decision on embryos.  (2/23)

January 2024

The Times get it terribly wrong.  (1/25)

2023

New York Times reporter Peter Baker ignores Jennifer Rubin's admonition to mainstream media.  (10/3)

2019

Like many others, New York Times reporter Peter Baker got snookered by William Barr's 4-page summary.  (4/19)

2018

Dear Peter Baker and Maggie Haberman, Next time please interview someone who doesn't have an ax to grind. (10/31)

Madison Wisconsin construction news: GEF 2 and GEF 3 await the wrecking ball

 

Take what might be a last look.

Photos by Retiring Guy

The State Natural Resources Building, also know as General Executive Facility (GEF) 2, was constructed in 1978 and occupied in April of 1980. It contains 223,270 GSF of office space on six (6) stories above ground. There are also two basement levels (first level accesses Plaza between GEF 2 & 3).

Constructed in 1978 and occupied in April, 1980, General Executive Facility (GEF) 3, contains 167,735 GSF of office space on six (6) levels above ground. There are also two (2) basement levels of parking containing 86,117 GSF.

Related posts:

GEF 2 and GEF 3 will soon be for sale.  (1/12/2025)

Under state law, the State Office Building at 1 West Wilson Street must be preserved.  (1/9/2025)

Developers salivate over demolishing 45-to-50-year-old government buildings and replacing them with mixed-use development.  (1/28/2024)

GET ME REWRITE: RFK Jr. Is systematically undermining vaccine science and endangering health while spineless Louisiana GOP U.S. senator Bill Cassidy M.D. dithers

 

Headline:  American Progress, 6/27/2025

President Donald Trump’s appointment of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a decades-long vaccine skeptic, as secretary of health and human services (HHS) is already undermining public trust in highly safe and effective vaccines. During his February 2025 confirmation hearings, Kennedy made a series of promises to Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee Chairman Bill Cassidy (R-LA), pledging to “work within the current vaccine approval and safety monitoring systems, and not establish parallel systems” and to “maintain the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices without changes.” Despite Sen. Cassidy’s skepticism and expressed reservations, he ultimately granted Kennedy his linchpin vote, predicated on ongoing communication and collaboration. 

In just his first few months as secretary, Kennedy has already broken these promises, endangering America’s vaccine system’s credibility and leaving families and communities exposed to imminent health threats in the process. [emphasis added]

Related posts:

March 2025

Chapter 1.  (3/10)   Censored

Chapter 2.  (3/10)

Chapter 3.  (3/10)

Chapter 4.  (3/11)

Chapter 5.  (3/12)

Chapter 6.  (3/12)

Chapter 7.  (3/13)

Chapter 8.  (3/14)

Chapter 9.  (3/14)

Chapter 10.  (3/14)

Chapter 11.  (3/14)
Chapter 12.  (3/14)

Chapter 13.  (3/15)

Chapter 14.  (3/18)

Chapter 15.  (3/19)

Chapter 16.  (3/19)

Chapter 17.  (3/21)

Chapter 18.  (3/22)

Chapter 19.  (3/26)

Chapter 20.  (3/28)

Chapter 21.  (3/29)

Chapter 22.  (3/30)

April 2025

Chapter 23.  (4/1/)

Chapter 24.  (4/2)

Is Bill Cassidy finally growing a spine or is this just another smokescreen.  (4/6)

Louisiana GOP senator Bill Cassidy does the chicken dance while Robert Kennedy Jr. upends bird flu testing efforts.  (4/6)

What happens when Louisiana GOP senator Bill Cassidy unleashes an anti-vaxxer on our health care system.  (4/7)

Measles and whooping cough outbreaks:  If only Bill Cassidy had found his spine 57 days ago.  (4/11)

Robert Kennedy Jr. continues to toy with and humiliate Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy, M.D.  (4/26)

May 2025

Louisiana GOP senator Bill Cassidy M.D. visits Fantasyland.  (5/16)

Still getting snookered by RFKjr.  (5/16)

Louisiana U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy M.D. got snookered by Robert F. Kennedy and all he can do it smile about it.  (5/28)

Spineless behavior of Bill Cassidy M.D. unleashes more damage to United States health care system.  (5/29)

June 2025

You can thank spineless Louisiana GOP Senator Bill Cassidy M.D. for the makeover @HHS. (6/2)

Spineless Louisiana GOP Senator Bill Cassidy M.D. abets Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the war on science @HHS.  (6/7)

Once again we have spineless Louisiana GOP senator Bill Cassidy M.D. to thank for this travesty.  (6/10)

It's clear that spineless Louisiana GOP U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy M.D. hasn't learned his lesson from January.  (6/11)

CNN analyst assumes that Louisiana GOP U.S  Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D. had principles to abandon.  (6/11)

Finding himself in a tight squeeze, spineless Louisiana GOP U.S. senator Bill Cassidy M.D. chooses loyalty to Trump over commitment to medicine.  (6/12)

Leading candidate for Sap of the Year?  Spineless Louisiana GOP U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy M.D. is a good bet.  (6/14)

State's largest newspaper takes spineless Louisiana GOP U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy M.D. to task for his vaccine dithering.  (6/16)

Now in its 5th month!!  Robert F. Kennedy Jr. playing spineless Louisiana GOP U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy M. D. for a fool.  (6/17)

You can place the blame on "the massive disruption of the public health vaccine system" at the cold feet of spineless Louisiana GOP U.S. senator Bill Cassidy M.D.  (6/19)

Spineless Louisiana U.S. GOP senator Bill Cassidy M.D. earns an unflattering profile in The Nation. (6/20)

It appears that spineless Louisiana GOP U.S. senator Bill Cassidy M.D. is willing to trash public health vaccine system just to get re-elected.  (6/21)

134 days after voting to confirm Robert Kennedy Jr as secretary @HHS, Louisiana GOP U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy M.D. takes a baby step to reclaim his spine.  (6/27) 

West Point graduate Lucien K. Truscott IV gives Trump's bonehead defense secretary Pete Hegseth a much-needed history lesson

 

Headline:  National Memo, 6/26/2025

In history. Got that? 

Hegseth was standing there in the Pentagon where General George C. Marshall, working in conjunction with General Dwight D. Eisenhower and British General Bernard Montgomery and General Omar Bradley planned and executed the D-Day invasion of France on June 6, 1944. 

That invasion involved a fleet from eight different navies of 6,939 vessels, including 1,213 warships, 4,126 landing craft, 289 escort vessels, 277 minesweepers, and 864 merchant craft. Beginning around midnight, 2,200 American, British and Canadian bombers attacked targets along the coast and inland German military positions. 

According to the Eisenhower Presidential Library, about 133,000 combat and support troops landed on French soil during the 24 hours of D-Day. 73,000 American troops, including the airborne troops who parachuted and flew on gliders behind enemy lines and Army Rangers who climbed the cliffs of Pointe du Hoc, came ashore at Omaha and Utah beaches. Approximately 83,000 British and Canadian soldiers landed at Sword, Juno, and Gold beaches. 

There were at least 10,000 allied casualties on D-Day, with more than 4,000 soldiers confirmed killed. 

The Normandy landing on D-Day was the largest seaborne invasion in history involving one of the largest one-day bombing campaigns in history. 

The Secretary of Defense needs to go downstairs to the Pentagon’s department of military history, assuming it survived DOGE, and do some reading.

According to Merriam-Webster, the first-known use of 'bonehead', as in a stupid person : NUMBSKULL, occurred in 1903.

Other coinages from the same year include:

1. attention span
2. ball boy
3. clone
4. creepage
5. community spread
6. game point
7. memory lane
8. overpromote
9. revisionism

 

Related post:

June 2025

Mimbo news bulletin:  When Trump sycophants go off the deep end (Pete Hegseth edition) .  (6/27)

Maybe Trump's pique over his puny parade is what gets Pete Hegseth fired.  (6/17)

Excuses, excuses:  Why these Republicans aren't attending Trump's birthday party military parade in Washington DC.  (6/14)

May 2025

CARRIER OVERBOARD!!!!  This is your U.S. Department of Defense under the woefully incompetent leadership of Pete Hegseth.  (5/2)

April 2025

"Woke" is anything that scares Republican men shitless.  (4/30)

March 2025

Trump"s kids at play:  Pete Hegseth:s emoji fest puts America"s military at risk.  (3/29)

U.S. military pilots beg to differ with hire-a-clown-expect-a-circus Pete Hegseth.  (3/28)

Hire a clown, expect a circus.  (3/26)

February 2025

As you would expect, wholly unqualified and incompetent Pete Hegseth is off to an awful start as DOD secretary.  (2/18)

Trump MAGA GOP:   Freedom of speech  for me but not for thee (Pete Hegseth edition).  (2/3)

January 2025

Senate Republicans cower and cave in vote to approve drunk Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense. (1/25)

Iowa U.S. Senator Joni Ernst cowers and caves.  (1/17)

December 2024

Spineless Joni Ernst cowers and caves.  (12/10)

It appears that Iowa Senator Joni Ernst just damned Pete Hegseth with faint praise. (12/5/2024)

Will Trump party boy Pete Hegseth survive the nomination process?  (12/5)

Pete Hegseth:  Trump kind of guy.  (12/2)

November 2024

Group of U.S. senators present master class in cowering in the face of Trump (Pete Hegseth edition).  (11/22)

Meet Trump's unvetted Department of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth.  (11/21)

13 reasons why Trump's atrocious  Department of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth should have been vetted.  (11/18)

MISCREANT PREACHERS: Sodomy in the Name of the Lord (#143 in a series)

 

Photo and headline:  KFOR, 6/26/2025 

Mario Gonzales reports:

According to the department, on Sunday, June 22, the Laverne Police Department requested OSBI to investigate allegations of sexual assault. 

OSBI agents launched an investigation and identified 66-year-old Christopher Cassel, a pastor in Laverne, as the suspect. 

Cassel was arrested and booked into Harper County Jail on two counts of forcible sodomy, one count of distribution of narcotics, and one count of furnishing alcohol to a minor, OSBI officials said.

   

"See that you do not despise one of these little ones, for I say to you that their angels in heaven always look upon the face of my heavenly Father." (Matthew 18:10) 

 

Other miscreant posts:

June 2025

Justin Rhodes.  (6/26)

Edward Gabrielli.  (6/25)

Parrish Terry.  (6/24)

Albert Benjamin Wharton.  (6/18)

Dominic Foor.  (6/14)

Ryan McElrath.  (6/10)

Jim Mustain.  (6/7)

Nelson Alexander Chay.  (6/4)

Nathan Roach.  (6/3)

May 2025

Mitchell Summerfield.  (5/31)

Daniel Lamppin.  (5/30)

Alan Buresh.  (5/29)

Myron Chorbajian.  (5/28)

Shaun Donald Hertlein.  (5/20)

Christopher Whitehead.  (5/16)

Daniel Champ.  (5/13)

Paul Dyal. (5/11)

Yersson David Solarte Basto.  (5/10)

Leo Parker.  (5/8)

Aaron Luke Bradley.  (5/7)

April 2025

Gregory Jones.  (4/30)

James Vincent Henry.  (4/28)

Brad Swink.  (4/12)

Jaime Arriaga.  (4/10)

William Galbreath.  (4/9)

Darren Day.  (4/8)

Elmer Baca-Flores.  (4/6)

March 2025

Matthew Lee Richards.  (3/30)

Joshua Lucero.  (3/26)

Jeffrey Summers.  (3/24)

Sergio Guardia.  (3/22)

Marvin Upton.  (3/21)

Rodger Strong.  (3/20)

Britt Taylor.  (3/19)

Christopher Willett.  (3/16)

Daniel Menelaou.  (3/15)

Robert Morris.  (3/14)

Jose Saez Jr.  (3/12)

Stricjavvar Strickland.  (3/11)

Terrance Owens Elliott.  (3/10)

Waymon Jordan.  (3/8)

Stephen Hutto. (3/5)

Charles Brinson.  (3/4)

Michael Eguino.  (3/1)

February 2025

Jesse Santos.  (2/26)

Richard Lee Sentell.  (2/22)

Ruel Barbee.  (2/16)

Ashley James Crouse.  (2/15)

Lee B. Patrick.  (2/14)

Charles Thessing.  (2/12)

Timothy Nall.  (2/7)

Dwight Suttles.  (2/6)

Jimmie Whaley Jr.  (2/5)

January 2025

Adrian Daugherty.  (1/29)

John Fiedler.  (1/26)

James McMillan.  (1/25)

Jeffrey Merrow.  (1/18)

Johel LaFaurie.  (1/17)

Jeff Taylor.  (1/16)

Dallas Majewski.  (1/15)

Bruce Hollen.  (1/14)

Francier Obando Pinillo.  (1/13)

Michael Ronald Goble.  (1/11)

Timothy Nall.  (1/9)

Kevin Robert McDonald.  (1/5)

Arturo Laguna Camas.  (1/4)

Lindsey Whiteside.  (1/3)

 

December 2024

Edward Monk.  (12/23)

Joshua Lough.  (12/22)

Ignazio Medina.  (12/20)

Anthony Odiong.  (12/19)

James Gorman Houston III.  (12/18)

Richard Broom McGee.  (12/17)

Danny Duane Pitts.  (12/12)

Vincent Bishop.  (12/9)

Arturo Alarcon.  (12/8)

Hunter Eubanks.  (12/7)

Daniel Kellan Mayfield. (12/6)

Roy Shoop.  (12/5)

Zachary Joseph Radcliff.  (12/3)

Rodney Martin Locklear.  (12/2)

November 2024

James McMillan.  (11/30)

Stephen Melton. (11/29)

Charles Sulivant.  (11/24)

Geoffrey Carter.  (11/22)

John Radcliff.  (11/21)

Garrett Harmon.  (11/20)

Aleta Grace Pearson.  (11/17)

Edward R. Monk.  (11/16)

Victor Hernandez-Pineda.  (11/15)

George Bell.  (11/14)

Jose Mora.  (11/13)

William Pounds.  (11/12)

Edward-Richard Hines.  (11/11)

Charles Randall.  (11/9)

Jackson Gatlin.  (11/7)

Harold Norman Cole, Jr.  (11/5)

Gateway Church quartet.  (11/4)

Thomas Moriarty.  (11/3)

Charles Goff.  (11/1)

October 2024

Stephen Johnson.  (10/27)

Josh Howerton.  (10/26)

Craig Stone.  (10/26/2024)

Steven Lawson. (10/25).  

Scott Crenshaw.  (10/25)

Byron Copeland.  (10/25)

Josiah Anthony.  (10/25)

Ronald Goines.  (10/24)

Tony Cammarota.  (10/24)

Robert Morris.  (10/24)

Luke Cunningham.  (10/24)

Mike Buster.  (10/23)

Tony Evans.  (10/23)

Terren Dames.  (10/23)

James Randolph.  (10/23)

Zachary Joseph Radcliff.  (10/22)

Timothy Charles Rupard.  (10/21)

Matt Queen.  (10/18)

James Vincent Henry.  (10/17)

Pheguel Pierre Louis.  (10/16)

Roy Shoop.  (10/12)

Matthew Lynn Dedmon.  (10/8)

John K. Amanchukwu Sr.  (10/5)

Rodney Martin Locklear.  (10/3)

Gabriel Mills.  (10/3)

September 2024

Prince Amala Jesuraja Jebamalia Selvaraj.  (9/27)

Marvin Scales. (9/27)

John Raymond.  (9/27)

Roby Cruz-Hernandez. (9/26)

Juan Barrios.  (9/23)

Demiro Johnson.  (9/22)

Glen Dean McCoy.  (9/22)

James Swanson.  (9/21)

William Dunfee.  (9/21)

Steven Lawson.  (9/20)

Andrew Lovisone.  (9/19)

Jeffrey Duane Smith,  (9/19)

Rocky Goodwin.  (9/19)

William Johnson.  (9/17)

Tim Ballard.  (9/13)

Apollo Carreon Quiboloy.  (9/13) 

Out-of-scale home on Middleton Street in Middleton Wisconsin (June 2025 construction site visit)

 

Photos by Retiring Guy

Red square indicates location of new construction.

Related posts:

April 2025 site visit

December 2024 site visit.

November 2024 site visit

Around Town Middleton WI: Lush vegetation along Tiedeman Pond walking path

Photos by Retiring Guy

The route

Around Town Middleton posts:

2025

Grand opening celebration of Lake Street Park.  (6/5)

2024

July-December 2024

Dollar Tree is a mess inside.  (12/7)

Pretty sure there's a logical explanation for this.  (11/12)

A match not made in heaven at Costco.  (11/5)

Cat owner discards upholstered chair.   (10/29)

What's brewing here?  (10/24)

In memoriam.  (10/19)

Cloudy forecast for this home sale on Maywood Avenue.  (10/16)

Retaining wall at corner of Elmwood and Bristol streets is no longer leaning.  (8/26)

The last vacant lot on Middleton Street across from Tiedeman Pond. (8/25)

Dollar Tree is now the Dollar and a Quarter Tree.  (8/7)

January-June 2024

Candidate for the worst home renovation of the year.  (6/29)

Storm damage in the vicinity of Tiedeman Pond. (5/23)

3 American flags in a moderate breeze.  (5/20)

Bitcoin Depot at local hardware store.  Wonder how much use it gets.  (5/1)

And so have the ponds.  (3/4)

Sunday hours at Middleton Public Library resume on February 4th.  (2/1)

November 2023

Meet the Thanksgiving survivors.  (11/28/2023)

Lunch time at Tiedeman Pond.  (11/27)

Faded stop sign at back entrance to Mid Town Square.  (11/5)

Homeowners acknowledge that leaning stone wall is hazard to pedestrians.  (11/3)

September 2023

Wisconsin and Southern Railroad prohibits pedestrian crossing at Middleton Center.  (9/23)

June 2023

Cardinal Row now has a lawn to match a portion of its siding.  (6/19)

Golf Galaxy opening soon at Greenway Center.  (6/12)

May 2023

Checking in on the recently closed Collector's Corner Resale Shop .  (5/12)

Elmwood Avenue construction between Parmenter and Cayuga.  (5/6)

Best double cheeseburger ever (Village Green).  (5/5)

April 2023

Well, at least he didn't stop in the crosswalk.  (4/20)

March 2023

80 years later, William "Sonny" Simon comes home.  (3/30)

February 2023

All that's missing are the wedding cans.  (2/6)

Not quite symmetrical.  (2/5)

Roman Candle pizza to close on February 4.  (2/2)

January 2023

Collector's Corner Resale Shop closes.  (1/15)

Bathroom advice.  (1/11)

Vin Santo restaurant reopening date postponed again.  (1/7)

October 2022

328 down the right-field line.  (10/30/2022)

Basketball court newest addition to Parisi Park.  (10/26)

The Club Tavern still sits empty (2022 edition)  (10/20)
According to a recent Next Door post, this apartment building allegedly has roaches. (10/15)

Where the sidewalk ends.  (10/1)

August 2022

"Tactical Urbanism" at the intersection of Elmwood Avenue and Middleton Street.  (8/29/2022)

The G Spot.  (8/11/2022)

Not the best choice for a vanity license plate.   (8/7/2022)

July 2022

Turfbot mower.  (7/28)

Klinke closes its North Gammon Road location.  (7/15/)

May2022

Strickers Pond showstoppers.  (5/15)

April 2022

Tiedeman Pond observation platform replaced.  (4/20)

January 2022

Vin Santo reopening?  (1/17)

November 2021

Stunning fall foliage.  (11/8)
What a concept!  Dual-purpose dumpster.  (11/4)

Club Tavern still sits empty.  (11/3)  

October 2021
Jim's BP reboots as Jim;s Auto Service.  (10/18)

September 2021

Old National Bank.  (9/29)

June 2021

Tiedeman Poud pumping station upgrade.  (6/14)

Public art on the sald shed.  (6/10)

Algae bloom at Strickers Pond.  (6/10)

May 2021

Buying in bulk almost looks like Before Times at at Willy Street Co-op.  (5/5

February 2021

2 inches of fluff is not a snowstorm.  (2/10)

January 2021

Hidden Oaks subdivision.  (1/28)

4-way stop signs installed at Middleton Street and South Avenue.  (1/17)

December 2020

Unhappy neighbors of construction site.  (12/10)

November 2020

Good Neighbor City message.  (11/12)

Buying in bulk is backj at Willy Street Coop. (11/4)

October 2020

Free House Pub patio.  (10/4)

September 2020

This Franklin Avenue home has no curb  appeal.  (9/11)
A family of sandhill cranes paid us a visit yesterday.  (9/6) 

The beaches of Stricker's Pond.  (9/1)

August 2020

The latest in Woodside Heights Park amenities.  (8/19)
Sugars Court.  (8/31)

December 2019
Roman Candle survives the cut, even without the availability of convenient parking.  (12/12)
The Monona side of town.  (12/6)

November 2019
Bike rack at Sauk Trail Elementary School.  (11/8)
Not everybody's on board in the Meadows neighborhood.  (11/4)
 
October 2019
Matching car and garage door.  (10/11)

September 2019
Around Town Middleton: Bees love ornamental onion plants.   (9/4) 

August 2019
60-year-old resident arrested for armed robbery.  (8/21)
Staff and visitors may now park in the MCPASD Services Center lot .  (8/2)

June 2019
"ROAD WORK AHEAD" trumps "DRIVE LIKE YOUR KIDS LIVE HERE" on Park Street.  (6/27)
Free lunch Friday.  (6/24/2019)
CBD, just like everywhere else in Wisconsin.  (6/24)
 
February 2019
According to chapter 8.07 of the city ordinances....  (2/4)

January 2019
More than a snow fort, but not a standing-room igloo.  (1/2)
 
December 2018
This section of sidewalk was replaced in 1980.  (12/18)
The post office's new and improved self-service kiosk.  (12/18)

November 2018
Spell checker.  (11/19)

August 2018
Must be on a tight schedule.  (8/6/)

July 2018
What type of seeds?  (7/6)

June 2018
If it's not one thing, it's another.  (6/23)
Bloom Bake Shop to reopen as Bloom Bindery, a bakery/bookstore.  (6/15)

May 2018
The Tiedeman Pond frog chorus.  (5/15)

March 2018
Tiedeman Pond winter fish kill.  (3/30)
Hear that lonesome whistle blow.  (3/22)
Explosion on Elmwood Avenue.  (3/20)
Googling 'Henry Hubbard'.  (3/18) 
A not-so-faded Flo strikes a new pose.  (3/12)

February 2018

3 orange cones on sidewalk.  (2/26)

January 2018
This corner house is now a rental.  (1/16)
This 1955, 1296-square-foot ranch on Cooper Avenue was listed at $219,500.  (1/13)
It's always the season of the witch at this Anderson Street address in Middleton.  (1/11)

December 2017
A sure sign that this request went unheeded, if not unseen.  (12/24)
Turnstile Christmas Eve services at St. Luke's.  (12/13)

You've heard of a bear hibernating, but how about a bakery?  (12/13)